Paul Frees

And Sidney Miller as Harmon the Druggist.

And of course, we have Paul Freese as our signature voice.

My extensive review follows this episode that you will not want to miss.

I promise you.

Tonight's story was specially written for Gunsmoke by Norman MacDonald with music composed and conducted by Rex Corey.

Featured in the cast were Helen Cleave, Ralph Moody, James Nusser, and Paul Frees.

Harley Bear is Chester, and Georgia Ellis is Kitty.

Ken Peters speaking.

And Merv Griffin kicked that off going back to 1961 for the Screamin' Mimis from Planet X for you.

Hope you enjoyed that here on this holiday, Halloween weekend.

Speaking of which, Paul Freese is next, or the voice of Paul Freese.

You may know him as the voice.

Well, he did many voices over the years in animated material, etc.

and from an album called Seven Great Guitars with the Now Sound.

They did a fine version of It's Not Unusual.

Louis Martinelli and the Continentals did Blue Night from their Latin twist, and it was Paul Freese and the Poster People, and his version of The Look of Love as Boris Karloff came from a self-titled release, more or less, called Paul Freese and the Poster People out of 1970.

And don't know if you've ever mentioned that Joseph Kearns, who's in several of them, played Mr. Wilson on TV's Dennis the Menace to us kids from the 50s and 60s.

Also, one of the characters' voices is the fellow who narrates many of the Disneyland rides and programs.

Paul Freese, I think it is.

Cool stuff, thanks.

Well, many of the great radio performers, and Paul Free certainly among them, they live on through animated features, and they also live on...

Escape.

Produced by William N. Robeson and directed by Norman MacDonald, today brought to you Ancient Sorceries by Algernon Blackwood, adapted for radio by Les Crutchfield, with Paul Freese as Arthur Llewellyn, Kay Brinker as Ilsa, Anne Morrison as Madam, and William Conrad as the Doctor.

Music is conceived by Cy Feuer with Eddie Dunstetter at the console.

Next week,

Morton Fine and David Friedkin wrote this dramatization of the historical case with Elliot Lewis producing and directing.

The cast includes Lou Merrill, Irene Tedrow, Herb Butterfield,

Jeanette Nolan, William Johnstone, Betty Harford, Sarah Selby, and Paul Freese.

Now, back to the golden age of radio.

Good evening.

Thomas Highland is portrayed on radio by Lou Merrill.

In tonight's story, Irene Tedrow was heard as Lizzie Borden.

Featured in the cast were Jeanette Nolan, Betty Harford, Sarah Selby, Herb Butterfield, William Johnstone, and Paul Freese.

On February 15th, 1948, CBS Radio presented episode 28 of Escape, Ancient Sorceries, adapted by Les Crutchfield from Algernon Blackwood's supernatural short story.

Paul Frees, William Conrad, Jeff Corey, Ramsey Hill, Ann Morrison, and Kay Brinker are featured in a production directed by William N. Robson.

As an ordinary stopover takes on an increasingly unsettling character, Escape leads us into a remote village and its guarded secrets.

We now take you back to the original broadcast.

Make it... one way.

One way.

Escape is produced and directed by William N. Robeson, and tonight brought to you Ancient Sorceries by Algernon Blackwood, adapted for radio by Les Crutchfield, with Paul Frees as Arthur Llewellyn, Kay Brinker as Ilsa, Anne Morrison as Madam, and William Conrad as the Doctor.

Music is conceived and conducted by Cy Fuhrer.