Lee Bowman
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Sep 27, 2026
Fred FoyNARRATOR
Orchestra under the direction of Glenn Ossers.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
Executive producer for Theater 5, Lee Bowman.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
We invite your comments.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
Write to Theater 5, New York 23, New York.
Carl CarusoNARRATOR
Story editor, Jack C. Wilson.
Carl CarusoNARRATOR
Executive producer for Theater Five, Mr. Lee Bowman.
Carl CarusoNARRATOR
We invite your comments.
Carl CarusoNARRATOR
Write to Theater 5, New York 23, New York.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Fran Allison is heard as Mrs. Baxter, with Elliot Reid, Anne Francis, and George Petrie in the cast.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Mort Golding wrote the drama, directed by Warren Somerville under executive producer Lee Bowman.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
The program runs about 20 minutes.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Now, back to the golden age of radio.
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Fred FoyNARRATOR
Original music by Alexander Vlastotsenko.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
Orchestra under the direction of Glenn Ossers.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
Executive producer for Theater 5, Mr. Lee Bowman.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
We invite your comments.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
Orchestra under the direction of Glenn Ossor.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
Executive producer for Theater 5, Mr. Lee Bowman.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
We invite your comments.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
Write to Theater 5, New York 23, New York.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
The broadcast date is March 3rd, 1943, and this is episode zero of Suspense, The Dead Sleep Lightly.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Susan Hayward, Walter Hampton, and Lee Bowman star in an original radio play by John Dixon Carr, directed by John Dietz and produced by William Spear for CBS.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Now, back to the golden age of radio.
Joseph KearnsNARRATOR
This is The Man in Black.
Joseph KearnsNARRATOR
Our stars this evening are three.
Joseph KearnsNARRATOR
The order of their appearance, they are...
Joseph KearnsNARRATOR
Walter Hempton, one of the theater's proudest names for two generations... and Susan Hayworth and Lee Bowman, two of Hollywood's brightest younger stars.
Joseph KearnsNARRATOR
The story called The Dead Sleep Lightly by John Dixon Carr is tonight's tale of suspense.
TomHOST
I've come round to the original completely and I love it now but if you put both on and made me pick, I'm taking 98.
TomHOST
And I'm not on my own, Lee Bowman got in touch and says he rates the Meteor version that turned up on the Exposure compilation as good as the original if not better.
TomHOST
Here in the UK, we didn't get it on the EP at all from what I can tell.
TomHOST
Voice 98 surfaced a year later on a compilation called New Dreams for Old, put out by Eagle in 1999, and Gary himself is pretty unsentimental about that release.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
From ABC Radio's weekday dramatic anthology, this is Theater 5, Episode 163, Across the River to Grandfather's House.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
First heard on March 17, 1965, Alan Bunce, Alice Ghostly, James Monks, and Court Benson are featured in a script by Robert Senadella, directed by Warren Somerville, and produced by Lee Bowman.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
And now, our story begins.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
Theater 5 presents Across the River to Grandfather's House.
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Fred FoyNARRATOR
Original music by Alexander Vlastatsenko.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
Orchestra under the direction of Glenn Ossor.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
Executive producer for Theater 5, Mr. Lee Bowman.
Fred FoyNARRATOR
We invite your comments.