Norman Alden

All right.

[clears throat] Tranix, portrayed by Norm Alden.

Precise crypt location.

There, there, his, it is, his crypt is known where it is.

[laughs] That's right.

Uh, and then we got into the credits, and we covered in alphabetical order from, uh, Kranix himself, Mr.

Norm Alden, all the way to Buster Jones, who gave life to one of my favorite characters, Blaster.

And we're gonna kick off this minute, uh, continuing to cover the remaining actors.

Bruce Martin wrote the drama.

Elliot Lewis directed, with Norman Alden, Parley Bear, and Tommy Cook in the cast.

Sponsored by Sears Roebuck & Company, Sears Radio Theater brought new radio drama to weeknight listeners in 1979.

And now, we return to the original broadcast.

Bull's Story was written by Bruce Martin, produced and directed by Elliot Lewis.

Your host was Lorne Green.

Our stars were Norman Alden and Parley Bear.

Featured in the cast were Tommy Cook, Mary Jane Croft, and Barney Phillips.

Yeah.

Norman Alden plays Sir Kay.

Not that Norman Alden didn't do a good job, but this character could have been anybody.

I would agree, but I do like the animation with him.

I love that he's just kind of a brute, but they didn't make him totally dumb.