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Daryl Hall

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Oct 3, 2026

speaker_14NARRATOR
57:32
Tonight, Lights Out presents another psychological drama, a play in which the principal part is taken not by the character himself, but his thoughts.
speaker_14NARRATOR
57:42
The voice you are about to hear is that of the thoughts of one Daryl Hall, accused murderer, sitting in a courtroom awaiting the return of a jury, which is to decide whether he is to live or die.
speaker_14NARRATOR
57:57
And as he waits, the thoughts in his mind seethe and swirl,
Boris KarloffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:02
Seize
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0:36
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Victor SterlingNARRATOR
0:45
Awaiting a jury's decision on a murder charge, university biology professor Daryl Hall looks back on the first nightmare of his life.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
0:54
The visions return at a fixed hour, bringing pale faces and an uncanny woman's command into his waking days, while Hall's grasp on reason and the people close to him begins to strain.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
1:07
Tonight's Lights Out, The Dream, is episode 83, heard on NBC on March 23rd, 1938, with Boris Karloff as Daryl Hall and Templeton Fox as the apparition.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
1:21
Written by Arch Oberler, it marked the series' fourth anniversary and opened Karloff's run of five consecutive spring appearances.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
1:30
And now, we return to the original broadcast.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:54
Tonight, Lights Out presents another psychological drama.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:58
A play in which the principal part is taken not by the character himself, but his thoughts.
Jeff HollingsheadHOST
5:51
You know, sometimes we don't always get good comments, and when we get the good ones, we like it.
Jeff HollingsheadHOST
5:56
But a gentleman named Daryl Hall, who lives in Fairborn, Ohio, said an operator out by his house lost a little bit of concrete.
Jeff HollingsheadHOST
6:04
And to him, it was no fault of his own.
Jeff HollingsheadHOST
6:07
There was a bad curb at the bottom of the hill and didn't know that it was there.
speaker_3NARRATOR
3:32
Tonight, Lights Out presents another psychological drama, a play in which the principal part is taken not by the character himself, but his thoughts.
speaker_3NARRATOR
3:43
The voice you are about to hear is that of the thoughts of one Daryl Hall, accused murderer, sitting in a courtroom awaiting the return of a jury, which is to decide whether he is to live or die.
speaker_3NARRATOR
3:58
And as he waits, the thoughts in his mind seethe and swirl, Feed and
Boris KarloffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:03
swirl.

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