The Whistler: Skeletons in the Closet

De: Original Radio Broadcast

Narrado por: Joseph Kerns, Bill Forman, Old Time Radio

In the darkest reaches of the human psyche, there is no corner quite so dark as the fear of nameless, inevitable Fate. With its startling twists and its mocking laughter, Fate can take any of us at any time. We know this, deep down, and it terrifies us. We confront this fear by taking a grim satisfaction with the cruelties that Fate metes out to others. Because if it's happening to someone else, it isn't happening to us...right?

Joseph Kearns and Bill Forman star as The Whistler, the sneering narrator of each story, who is the personification of Fate - bringing characters to their grim, well-deserved destinies with considerable panache.

Episodes Include: House of Greed 09-05-42; The Alibi 10-25-42; Apparition 11-15-42; The Double Cross 12-27-42; The Weakling 01-03-43; Legacy of Death 02-14-43; The Man Who Waited 05-16-43; Death Sees Double 11-20-44; Windfall 12-18-44; The Body Wouldn't Stay in the Bay 01-08-45; Seascape 01-22-45; Death Pays a Visit 06-11-45; The Man Who Came to Murder 08-06-45; Poison Is Quicker 12-03-45; The Thin Line 01-07-46; The Strange Sisters 01-28-46; Dear Roger 01-06-47; Night Melody 01-27-47; Backlash 04-21-47; Five Cent Call 02-19-50

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Whistling in the Dark

The. Whistler is a a great radio show. Like Twilight Zone and The Alfred Hitchcock show, it has a great host and great surprise endings. The moral of every show is Crime doesn’t pay.