Suspense: One Way Street

De: Original Radio Broadcast

Narrado por: William Spier, Vincent Price, Rita Hayworth, Robert Young, Joseph Cotten, Judy Garland, Old Time Radio

Tight, tense, and packed with excitement! No director in radio could do more with 30 minutes than William Spier...and no half hour in radio could do more to keep you on the edge of your chair than Suspense!

Hear radio drama at its absolute best in an all-new collection of 20 episodes, drawn from the cream of the 1946-47 season. Hear stars like Vincent Price, Rita Hayworth, Robert Young, Joseph Cotten, and Judy Garland in Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrills!

Episodes include: Return Trip 06-27-46; An Evening's Diversion 07-04-46; Photo Finish 07-18-46; The Last Letter of Dr. Bronson 08-15-46; The Great Horrell 08-22-46; You'll Never See Me Again 09-05-46; Hunting Trip 09-12-46; Till the Day I Die 09-19-46; Three Times Murder 10-03-46; A Plane Case of Murder 10-10-46; Dame Fortune 10-24-46; Lazarus Walks 10-31-46; Easy Money 11-07-46; Drive-In 11-21-46; The House in Cypress Canyon 12-05-46; They Call Me Patrice 12-12-46; The Thing in the Window 12-19-46; One Way Street 01-23-47; End of the Road 02-06-47; Always Room At the Top 02-20-47

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Well Done Series

Extremely enjoyable. I have several of these “Suspense” Recordings and look forward to my nighty dose. Having heard references to radio shows from my family for years, I feel that I can now be more involved in their world through these plays.-thank you

Interesting, But Not As Fun As I'd Hoped

I'm still kind of undecided about this. I am so used to the more recent adaptations and full cast recordings of books from Jane Austen, Agatha Christie, and many others, which are usually 1 to 2 hours long, if not longer. They are able to give fully realized characters and stories in the radio program format. I didn't notice that each story here would only be 30 minutes minus short ads and introductions. Thirty minutes is enough time to tell a story but it's not enough time to know anything about the characters. It just kind of fell flat for me. I was excited to maybe find some new to me short story authors, and I really thought I'd love this, but I'm just not that into it. Sound quality can vary but it's good for it's age. The actors and production value are both excellent.