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Many may remember E.G. Marshall (later Tammy Grimes) introducing this relatively modern CBS radio show . The brainchild of Himan Brown (who guided Inner Sanctum), CBS in allowed Mr. Brown to relive the days of thrilling radio for an hour a full seven nights a week! The late E.G. Marshall hosted the program every year but the final one, when actress Tammy Grimes took over.

The mixed cast of television and radio stars offer a range of stories from the pens of the great writers, as well as offering new tales of mystery and imagination. Rarely performed tales by Mark Twain and O. Henry and classic radio tales by Edgar Allen Poe were featured.

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Air Date	Title	Synopsis
05.29.1974	the phantom lullaby	+ Program #98. "The Phantom Lullaby". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Contac, Buick, Budweiser.
05.27.1974	mirror for murder	+ Program #97. "Mirror For Murder". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Budweiser, Buick, Contac. + Wh...
05.23.1974	the bleeding statue	+ Program #96. "The Bleeding Statue". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Budweiser, Contac, Buick. + Wh...
05.21.1974	the longest knife	+ Program #95. "The Longest Knife". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Buick, Budweiser.
05.20.1974	the crack in the wall	+ Program #94. "The Crack In The Wall". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Budweiser, Sine-Off. Anne Co...
05.16.1974	the trouble with ruth	+ "The Trouble With Ruth". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Sine-Off, Buick, Budweiser. + The tTroubl...
05.15.1974	the forever man	+ Program #92. "The Forever Man". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Buick, Contac. + Leroy Fraser and...
05.14.1974	voices of death	+Program #130. "Voices Of Death". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Sine-Off, Buick. The program was r...
05.13.1974	the lodger	+ Program #90. "The Lodger". Sponsored by: Buick, Budweiser, Contac, Kellogg's. +The fates brou...
05.09.1974	a tiny drop of poison	+ Program #89. "A Tiny Drop Of Poison". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Budweiser. E. G. + We are t...
05.08.1974	the breaking point	+ Program #88. "The Breaking Point". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Budweiser. + The Breaking Point...
05.07.1974	the suicide club	+ Program #87. "The Suicide Club". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Budweiser. The Suicide Club by Ro...
05.06.1974	murder with malice	+ Program #86. "Murder With Malice". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Budweiser. + All Mark thinks ab...
05.02.1974	dracula	+ Program #85. "Dracula". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Budweiser. E. G. + Vampire! Perhaps in the...
05.01.1974	the death bell	+Program #117. "The Death Bell". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, Budweiser, 7-Up. The program was rebroadc...
04.30.1974	the venus dile	+ Program #83. "The Venus d'Ile". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, Budweiser, 7-Up. + The Romans called her...
04.29.1974	all living things must die	+ Program #82. "All Living Things Must Die". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Budweiser. E. G. + All ...
04.25.1974	sunrise to sunset	+ Program #81. "Sunset To Sunrise". Sponsored by: Budweiser, Kellogg's, 7-Up. + When a woman’s mo...
04.24.1974	the hand	+A young short-order cook marries a wealthy widow but keeps his girlfriend on the side. When his wif...
04.23.1974	the ghost driver	+ Program #79. "The Ghost Driver". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up. + Do ghosts exist? Mel Stout do...
04.22.1974	the wishing stone	+ Program #78. "The Wishing Stone". + Prior to the show you can hear 5 minutes of American Informat...
04.18.1974	a portrait of death	+ Program #77. "A Portrait Of Death". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up, Budweiser. E. G.
04.17.1974	the horror within	+ Program #76. "The Horror Within". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, Budweiser. E + There are many fearful ...
04.16.1974	men without mouths	+ Program #75. "Men Without Mouths". + Prior to the show you can listen to 5 minutes of Information...
04.15.1974	only the dead remember	+ Program #74. "Only The Dead Remember". Sponsored by: Kellogg's, 7-Up. + Justice the noblest creat...

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There is a really good Christmas episode of The Saint.

Keith

Great series - I remember listening to this show as a teenager -- scared the pants off me back then.

Ralph

I loved listening to CBS mystery theater when I was a kid!

Darrell

I love this series.

Bruce

Have most of them on my iPod great series

Brett

Listened to CBS radio mystery theatre for the first time last night on youtube. Quite enjoyable. I imagine the show I listened to, The Time Box, must have been a departure from the norm given the horror ambiance of the presentation. I was expecting everyone to die in the end, but instead it turned out a romance.

Daniel

Spent 8 years listening to CBSRMT when it was originally on in the 70s. My favorite episode is from the second month February 1974...A Choice of Witnesses. Other favorites include the Sherlock Holmes and Edgar Allan Poe week long series that they did

Eric

Too many episodes should have been called The CBS Supernatural Theater. Never cared for those. Just give me mystery and detective shows, thanks.

Dan

I love CBS Radio Mystery Theater. There's some ghoulish ones and romantic ones, supernaturally-tainted ones. I like the one where the guy starts off being killed in battle then wakes up in his bedroom as a kid with his father waking him up for school. No giveaways - that's just how it begins. Keep exploring the episodes ( so many!) - you'll find something entertaining without a doubt!

Laura

Haha they did that one did they? That one was done both in dimention X and X minus 1 I think.

Dan

CBS Radio mystery is how I got started with OTR. I first heard it about 40 years ago when I was a teenager back in the 70s. Then when I was an adult living in my own apartment with no TV in the mid 80s, I was able to find what I thought was the same as what I had heard in the 70s. What I ended up listening to was OTR being put on ever night at 9 pm and 2 am on KNX radio in Los Angeles. For probably 10 years or more, I had been trying to find the original episode (I didn't knot it was CBS radio) I had first heard back in the 70s. I thought it was Suspense or Lights Out. Somehow I found out that it was CBS Radio from the 70s and not OTR from the 40s. I was finally able to find the original episode called Age Cannot Wither Her. This got me started wtih OTR and Mildred Pierce got me started with film noir. I love old movies, old radio and old TV shows.

Del

Many OTR (Old Time Radio) collectors call this NTR (New Time Radio) program the Son of Inner Sanctum. It was an ambitious attempt to bring back drama to modern radio listeners. It was broadcast on CBS from January 6, 1974 and ran seven days a week until December 31, 1982. We had this listed before, and because so many folk asked, here it is again.

CBS RADIO MYSTERY THEATER

The theme music (or at least the one I remember) was composed by Nathan Van Cleave for The Twilight Zone episode "Two," which starred Elizabeth Montgomery and Charles Bronson. The Twilight Zone was owned and broadcast by CBS.

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