Celeste Holm
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Sep 12, 2026
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That personal crisis is at the center of CBS Radio Mystery Theater's Mirror for Murder, Episode 97, first broadcast on the CBS Radio Network, May 27, 1974.
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Celeste Holm plays Helen Stewart, joined by Wesley Addy, William Redfield, and Robert Dryden.
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Holm and Addy were married in real life.
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Sam Dan wrote this original radio drama, with Hyman Brown directing and producing, and E.G. Marshall serving as the series host.
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E.G. MarshallHOST
Be very careful.
E.G. MarshallHOST
because the next face you might see in the mirror could very well be your own.
E.G. MarshallHOST
Our cast included Celeste Holm, Wes Addy, William Redfield, and Robert Dryden.
E.G. MarshallHOST
The entire production was under the direction of Hyman Brown.
Richard KindGUEST
[laughs]
Steve KmetkoHOST
[laughs] It reminds me of that story that Celeste Holm used to say.
Richard KindGUEST
Tell me.
Steve KmetkoHOST
Five stages of an actress's career.
Richard KindGUEST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Richard KindGUEST
Right.
Steve KmetkoHOST
Who's Celeste Holm?
Richard KindGUEST
Right.
Steve CubineHOST
Now, in this story, there's three women played by Jean Crane, Linda Darnell, and Ann Southern, all wonderful.
Steve CubineHOST
And they are married, and they receive a letter from, I like to say, the town hussy, Addie Ross, who was voiced by Celeste Holm, although we never quite see her, which is an interesting little twist there.
Steve CubineHOST
I
Nan McNamaraHOST
love that.
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But moving on, The Snake Pit is a 1948 American psychological drama film directed by Anatoly Litvak, starring Olivia de Havilland, Mark Stevens, Leo Gann.
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Jen, G-E-N-N, Celeste Holm, Bula Bandi, and Lee Patrick.
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Based on Mary Jane Ward's 1946 semi-autobiographical novel of the same name, the film recounts the tale of a woman who finds herself in an insane asylum and cannot remember how she got there.
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The novel was adapted for the screen by Frank Pardos and Millen Brand in screen credits order and Arthur Lawrence uncredited.
SarahHOST
The shoot itself was surprisingly harmonious.
SarahHOST
Bette Davis later called it a charmed production and said filming was a very happy experience, although she added that the only bitch in the cast was Celeste Holm.
AdamHOST
[laughs]
SarahHOST
And this is why we love Bette Davis.
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AdamHOST
100%, yeah.
SarahHOST
Okay, very short.
SarahHOST
Celeste Holm, the bitch according to Bette Davis.
SarahHOST
[laughs]
Hal GibneyNARRATOR
This is Hal Gibney speaking.
Hal GibneyNARRATOR
Tonight, here's Celeste Holm in the NBC Star Playhouse on the NBC Radio Network.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
The trail beyond Smoke Falls grows quiet as this broadcast concludes.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
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Best Director, which it won.
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Best Supporting Actress twice for Celeste Holm and Anne Revere.
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Celeste Holm won.
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The rest were just nominations.
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Best Actor, Gregory Peck.