CBS Radio Mystery Theater ~ The Phantom House 634

Two young sisters spend the summer with their aunt and uncle in the Virginia countryside at the turn of the century. One sister sees the image of a house destroyed more than 50 years before and struggles against becoming part of its terrible curse.
Air Dates: First Run - April 14, 1977
Repeat - August 28, 1977
Actors:
Adams, Mason
Fairchild, Morgan
Martin, Ian
Pitoniak, Ann
Seldes, Marian
Writer: Martin, Ian

[@leighwallis5782]

Goodnight from Derby, England x

[@falishamazza4288]

I love all of these.. And have been listening to them since I was a kid amd could only hear them on Sundays on the am radio.. (Mid 90s) Along with the Amos and Andy show.. I now listen to them with my kids.. Keep the tradition alive

[@stukawarner4051]

Same here , used to listen with my father in th 70’s it reminded him of the 30’s and 40’s when he was in the navy as a fighter pilot during WW2

[@starmnsixty1209]

@@stukawarner4051 Hi Stuka. My Dad, and his brothers were all in the Army in WW 2.🪖

[@TheMollyPitchers]

Marvelous Southern Gothic...
Wish the characters had another hour to flesh out 🥀💀🍃

[@starmnsixty1209]

Another good one, Chilly. Most actors seem unable to manage an accurate Southern accent, but these turned in a credible effort.👍

[@willnot3297]

Fantastic... Kept me on the edge of my chair. Thank you. 👍

[@williamcornwell6823]

Although she's shown as acting in this episode, Morgan Fairchild is NOT in the cast. Patricia Elliot is cast in those parts, but not listed in the credits.

[@kushfairyny1]

Listening a second time on 6.30.22 3:57am Brooklyn NYC 🐈🐈🛌🗽🌙📻🎧👋🏻

[@paulettecoleman9726]

I liked this story!

[@eliseshaw6993]

Awesome 😊😊

[@christosvoskresye]

12:14 "I'm just so plain bored I can't stand it." This episode reviews itself!

[@TheMollyPitchers]

Marvelous Southern Gothic.
With the characters had another hour to flesh out...

[@suadsalim1]

thank you!!!

[@ChillySunshine]

You're welcome.

[@elizabethbrown3447]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ from England

[@gjones7547]

I love these stories..
Love the illustration's...
Love the actors... ( accents? They tried their best..)
Thanks Chilly.. 👍
and who needs a sleeping pill, when you can doze off to these.. 🤫zzzzzz

[@susancates0213]

Smucker's jams

[@eveningstarfarm2082]

Thanks

[@coolsunsgoldenclassics]

34:31 uh oh that's not good.

[@kushfairyny1]

3.23.22😴💕👻🛌📻🌙💤

[@adamantman3200]

E.G. Marshall tells us this story takes place in 1880. Less than five minutes later one of the women says something like, 'Don't be so old-fashioned. This is the 20th Century.' HUH? SAY AGAIN!?
I've lived in Virginia all my life. These 'Southern accents' are really faked. which I've never heard in 'real life'. As you travel southward in Virginia, the 'southern accent' starts to become noticeably predominate around Fredericksburg, which is about 50 miles south of the region known as 'Northern Virginia'. If they're 'just over the Potomac into Virginia', that's where this story is taking place and these accents aren't even remotely close!

[@0therun1t21]

At least they don't sound like I used to, I had the most unappealing eastern Tennessee accent, I couldn't even understand myself.

[@erin19030]

It's called theatrics you moron!

[@GiGiBABS]

I noticed she said 20th century too😃

[@adamantman3200]

@@0therun1t21 I have kinfolk from Keen-taucky and West Vuhgeneyuh. Most my Pappy's famly is hillfolk. I'm one of them city slickers from Warshinton Day Say. I don't talk fawny like them. I tawk fawny like one of them wicked city peoples!

[@0therun1t21]

@@adamantman3200 They dun gon n ejamuhkatid. Edumacatid edgumakated the Jesus rite owt uv ya at them damn yankee Devil skools! You go on back to God's cuntry an get rite with tha Lard afore the Devil whoops tha tar owt uv ya! Ya heer me boy? He woop the TAR owt uv ya!

[@melanieliles2923]

Fake southern accents 😄😄

[@nopms]

:)

[@tarekbahgat8500]

bluetits nopms

[@roytrotter8306]

Not very good

[@francisjames3385]

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