CBSRMT ~ The House and the Brain 793
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- The persistent appearance of a spirit at a local residence prompts two men to investigate into a mysterious tale spanning over a century.
Air Dates: First Run - March 6, 1978
Repeat - August 5, 1978
Actors:
Benson, Court
Dryden, Robert
Heath, Gordon
Writer: Granger, Percy
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I'm in hospital & love Listening to these old tales x
FAR FETCHED JUST ENOUGH TO MAKE US THINK 🤔 WITH OUR BRAINS 🧠.
THANKS FOR THE SHOWS
E.G. Marshall, THE voice.
Its around 11:30 pm and the wife is sleeping and im listening to this Cbsmt episode, which im grateful for thank you for making it so we can listen to these shows
Newly subscribed I love love radio
I do not watch tv I have two the strokes in my brain and I no longer see very well
And I was an avid reader I’m an introvert and my friends were my books
Love hauntings
Love this site thank you
Listened to this with my sister in the ‘70s. That squeaky door scared me silly and the very next night I was listening again. E.G. Marshall was the best.
can't get enough, will introduce these shows to my granddaughter when she's old enough.
Good 🌃🌉😴💤 night all from Kennewick Wa and thank you again for sharing these wonderful stories and memories to help me fall asleep
Perfect for walking! Thank you.
Great job. Not enough entertainment left out there that requires ones mind to enjoy
Amen
Luckily there are podcasts and audio dramas that feature fiction.
Great choice of spooky mansion to accompany a Gothic tale!
5/29/23.....Any of these CBSRMT radio plays with a creepy mansion for the cover pic is usually a good & entertaining listen. I believe that Robin of the dynamic duo would say HOLY MIND CONTROL, BATMAN!
Nice ! I listen everyday
A creepy phenomenon that has a scientific explanation is STILL CREEPY.
In general, I don't enjoy classic horror tales adapted for radio because they are substantially changed and/or truncated. In this case, though, someone did a rather good job with this Bulwer-Lytton story (also known as The Haunter and the Haunted). Thanks for sharing this.
Every adaptation of any story to any media is never fully true to the original. Just read Harry Potter and then watch the movies.
It recalls the haunting of hill house. But all authors borrow from others.
Another great story. Thanks for sharing!
A man who lives in fear of danger lives in torment
Nice effort. E. G. Matshall had a wonderful voice for this sort of 📻 radio.
The death of animals always effects me much more strongly than the death of people in fiction. Not sure what that says about me.
Frank McGovern I also am affected much more strongly but then I like animals better than people.
I always assume that a human being has a fair chance of thinking its way out of the situation. The animal likely entered into the equation not realizing it might need an exit strategy in the first place.
I am with you.
@@karlamilton5281 pl
I am that way also.
This was one of my favorites.
This reminds me of a Sherlock Holmes story I listened to many years ago!!!
EG Marshall quoting the myth about the usage of brain capacity that was accepted in the 70's.. All that has been proven to be false now..
Excellent story
Talk about synchronicity!!.. just watched "Lucy" with Scarlett Johansson and Morgan Freeman... AWESOME movie btw. Same idea but 38 yrs ago!
+Violet Femme
I watched it last night after reading your comment.........I really enjoyed it.
+ChillySunshine Great! Glad u liked it 😃
Seen “Lucy” twice….it was SO good…..& seemed like it cld actually happen …..one day?!? Computers are, seemingly, taking over our world…. 😳
thank you
As expecting awesome story thank you. 🦋💋💋💋
wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! what a story!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Fear is the mind killer." Dune 1984
I love these.also listening to Peter s ruckman UFO series.you tube
Good lord one of the actors sounds exactly like Jared Harris!
Thanks
I loved Robert Dryden in the Columbo series he always played a bad guy (I'm sure it's him anyway?)
Awesome TALE!! I own this one but haven't played it in some time. Thank you, I love the detailed information you provide. Great stuff!
Chain Reaction .
One of my favorites 👍, but I don't believe amber and lodestone conduct electricity as he stated.
Oh, no...I have fallen for subliminal messages and I can't get up. Good show!
I am always left wanting MORE! LOL
:-) !
OH-NO ! !
ninth of October,
Only 85 shopping days until Christmas.
Binge listening during pandemic😷 lockdown Dec 10, 2020. Very Cold 🌙 Oakland CA
The line about the brain is repeated twice once at 19:45 and the other at 20: 37... Was this intentional or poor script editing.?
That's real! Revelation Sorcerers witchcraft necromancy. we wrestle not against flesh and blood but against principalities and powers in the air against spiritual wickedness in high places
Too True brother 👍
❤❤❤❤ from England 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
WOOOOOOW
Why did they edited the same line twice.
You know I'm taking to you here....your totally upper crust.
DO YOU AS I NOW HAVE A HEAD ACHE??
11:39 that is one sad sound of a dog. 😏
That image is my dream house ... So wonderfully macabre 😍
The story here was also adapted in the children's album "Alfred Hitchcock Presents Ghost Stories for Young People".
ruclips.net/video/zXp7YS-NWRk/видео.html
Hitch introduces each of a handful of spooky tales that feature one narrator/actor and sound effects and music. Not bad at all for its time-- had to have been made in the mid to late 1960's. I remember Hitchcock, in his interstitials, was trying to deal with a dripping faucet which progressed into a massive flood in the house.
@Pete Gosh, it must require lots of neglect to keep it so dreadful
Norman's mother sits in the top room.
@@jonhart7630 :)
The version on the Hitchcock album is compressed to less than 15 minutes (maybe a lot less) so there's only enough time for the part of the plot that's a straight-up ghost story and nothing about a human intelligence causing the events in the house. There are at least four audiobooks of the original story available on YT. I like this one:
ruclips.net/video/Nf7cYog_xQM/видео.html
The CBSRMT version is pretty close to Bulwar-Lytton's story except Sam Dann invented an additional plotline of his own, about a sinister character who's lived over a hundred years and wants to use his powers of hypnotism and telekinesis to become a world-dominating demagogue.
@@dontaylor7315 Thanks, Don.
Odd story what year was this made?
+rogertayloRRR
1978, I always put the dates in the description.......press show more and dates, actors and writer will be there.
The original story, The Haunter & The Haunted, was written by Edward Bulwer-Lytton in 1856.
Here's a link to an excellent reading of the original story by Bitesized Audio :
ruclips.net/video/rPK0mBHrg4M/видео.html
We use 15% of our brain.
Einstein used 17% of his brain.
Do you accept statistics without proper documentation?
Do you accept that this is not a documentary but a Victorian ghost story?
😂😂😂😂
@@MacMcCaskill LMAO !
06 09 20
Commercials and fake British accents, how annoying.
There's a good reading of the original story here :
ruclips.net/video/rPK0mBHrg4M/видео.html
Out of all the positive comments we have your negative one. Congrats on being the turd in the punch bowl.
galiffrey1 congrats on being the anti free speech NAZI. Now kindly fuck off 😃
Norman Rose sounds the same in all these plays - but he had an awesome voice 👍
Classic radio.