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Articles in this issue of [removed]:

	 Scariest radio show
	 Suspense

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Date: Sat, 11 Nov 1995 21:40:28 -0700 (MST)
From: Bill Miles <bmiles@[removed]>
To: Oldtime Radio Net <otr@[removed]>
Subject: Scariest radio show
Message-Id: <[removed]@[removed]>

Hey, gang!  I've searched the old gray-matter memory banks for the 
scariest, realistic show I can remember and it's probably one very few, 
if any of you, has ever heard.  I've not been successful in finding 
anyone who has any of these shows on tape as the series lasted only about a 
year.  Here it is:

The series was called "Peter Quill," or at least had his name in the 
title.  He was a very unorthodox scientist, unorthodox but not unethical, 
who came up with wild inventions.  The episode I'll never forget is one 
in which he invented a pair of glasses which when worn, enabled the wearer 
to see the spirit world.  As I recall, Peter was the only one who didn't 
go stark-raving mad when wearing them.  Anybody out there remember the 
show, or have any Peter Quill shows to swap?

"Never look at what the world offers without considering what it hides." 
-(St. Francis De Sales)

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Date: Sat, 11 Nov 1995 21:56:33 -0800
From: dabell@[removed] (Alan Bell)
To: otr@[removed]
Subject: Suspense
Message-Id: <v01520d00accb3a9e23bf@[[removed]]>

Well, folks, I had good response to my recent request that someone
straighten out a question regarding suspected bogus X Minus One episodes.
(They were, as you no doubt recall) In fact, so good, that I'm going to
press my luck and ask another question regarding the legitimate parentage
of some programs I have identified on my catalog as Suspense.  I have no
date for them, and some have no opens, closes, nor credits.  I checked the
Suspense log currently at the OTR Website and noted that there's a big hole
from February 1950 to December 1954.  Perhaps some or all of the following
shows fit into that hole.  Or perhaps some are not really Suspense.  Any
ideas?  Here's the list:

A Good Neighbor w/ Jeff Chandler
Alibi w/ Everett Sloan
America's Boyfriend w/ Mercedes McCambridge
Door of Gold w/ Myron McCormick
Flood on the Goodwins w/ Herbert Marshall
Leinengen vs. the Ants w/ Willam Conrad (different from Escape)
Murder on Mike w/ Raymond Burr
Noose of Coincidence w/ Ronald Coleman
Peanut Brittle w/ Skip Homier
Present Tense w/ Vincent Price
The Big Day w/ John McIntire
The Piralta Map w/ Raymond Burr
Two Came Back

This is of no huge importance, obviously, but I'd be interested in knowing
if these programs really do belong where I've listed them.

_____________________________________________________________________
ALAN BELL  3768 Sonoma Avenue  Santa Rosa, CA 95405  dabell@[removed]
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