28 - A Ghostly Game Of Death - CBS Radio Mystery Theater
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- 28 - A Ghostly Game Of Death - CBS Radio Mystery Theater
Original air date February 2, 1974 (Repeated: April 12, 1974, February 4, 1979)
Directed by: Himan Brown, Written by: Murray Burnett
Starring William Prince, Joan Tyson, William Redfield, Gilbert Mack, Ralph Bell
I love these stories I don’t watch tv at night any more I can not wait until next story !
I don't watch TV anymore either. Love these.
Thank you and God Bless you, Chilly, for not ruining these audio gems with ads! Yours is a rare channel indeed!!
We used to sit in the living room and listen to these programs. They were exciting! And my whole family was together.
I have the same memory.
Thank you very much for your effort in putting these programs on TH-cam. They bring back a lot of memories.
Thank you so much for these stories! I greatly appreciate it.
A valuable service to do many, Chilly, your posting these .👍👍👍📻📻
Thank you for posting! Wonderful story!
As! a dedicated fan, this episode is probably one of the top ten, Thanks for sharing
Great shows, well done.
I'm here because as I was scrolling through , this episode ....SELECTED itself (duh duh duh ) ...so I'm staying tuned
The actor doing the dog voice over is outstanding ;)
My sons name was Bryan. His grandmother called him Byron.
can anyone else hear the echo listen at 1:46 special I sounds scary
Yeah...wtf ! is that
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ from England
Totally agree with Melanie, those damn dogs where just to much! LoL!
Awesome
Note to myself never read the comments before watching..
I have learned the same valuable lesson the hard way as well
There are three variations on this storyline, in one the dog dies, in the other two he bolts. I think in all three the house burns down in the end. In one the man gets out bit comits suicide as the spirit. All have that bloody scene. All three are fun, definitely worth the watch.
"He's dead, Jim"
Damnit Jim, I'm a doctor. Not a dog whisperer.
Alex sounds like Dick Cavett
Audio terrible
Must be your reception. Mine was clear, even with my hearing loss.
@@granny13ad33 yes,possibly.
You may find another on google since there are others who post it. Good lick!
The joys of old recordings. Adds character...lol
Between the dog barking and the ghost moaning, it's just too much.
Unfortunately just too distorted to understand.
Too muffled and music overides the dialogue
Totally agree, plus the sound effects also overwhelm the story. This thing sounds like it was recorded in a bowling alley between a machine shop and a dog kennel. Haunted houses are supposed to be *QUIET* until a noise leaps out at a person, not a constant din of dog barking, knocking on wood, and declarations of "bravery".
I use a set of headphones attached to my computer when I listen to these. That allows me to use an equalizer to play with the sound on every episode to get it just right. Maybe you would like to try that? It works great.
Dogs? What Dogs?
I love dogs, but "Byron" was getting on my nerves!
Excuse me! If you know dogs they are sensitive to spirits. The one in the house is evil, so the dog bolts.
He was not irritating!
I don,t know how or why you people keep those noisy parasites for pets.
Granny 13AD
I know dogs and loved them all my life. Byron was neurotic because he obviously had a neurotic mom for an owner.
Oh you cynics. Byron was a good boy.
Yes, he was just terrified of the evil spirit In the house,and bolts. I don't blame him. The spirit is,evil!
A good story.
empty house ?
doggie doggie go home
Couldn’t make it 10 minutes with that dog. I dislike dogs that bark like that one was. Good grief that was horrible.
I like good roast of dog au potatoes , carrots and celery.
Yay! Byron died!
No, but maybe in this one. There are at least three versions. In the other two he jumps out the window and bolts. Yes, in this one I think he dies. I woukdnt take my dog or cat in a place lije that.
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