Raymond Edward Johnson

Hyman Brown produced and directed, with Ann Seymour, Myron McCormick, Santos Ortega, and Arthur Vinton in the cast.

Raymond Edward Johnson is your host, and Ed Herlihy, the announcer.

We now take you back to the original broadcast.

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Roger Bower produced and directed.

Raymond Edward Johnson played Tim Mulligan.

And Sidney Smith was Tony Blake.

Oh, I beg your pardon.

I am not, uh, 100% on IDing voices, particularly when it comes to New York-based programs.

But I could swear that the actor who, uh, played Mr. Mary, uh, was Raymond Edward Johnson.

And I recognize Raymond Edward Johnson from The Crime Club, where he plays the librarian who answers the phone.

And I, I think that what made it so interesting is that the way he was being killed sound a l- did a lot like that, uh- closing to the episode.

Now, that was a bit ironic.

Fine.

And we look for you next week.

Well, uh, what do you think? Was I off, uh, in my identification of Raymond Edward Johnson? It sounded the same to me.

[door creaking] Good evening, friends of the [laughs] Inner Sanctum.

This is, of course, Raymond, your host.

Uh, please come in, won't you, and make yourself comfortable in a gloomy corner.

We had intended to have a real surprise for you tonight.

She's attractive, a good killer, and she has a well-developed taste for blood.

Hey, why should I hand her over to some other guy? She's just a gal for me.

Nonsense, Mr. Raymond.

Why, Mary Bennett, I believe you're jealous.

Good evening, friends of the Inner Sanctum.

This is Raymond, your host.

We have an expert on murder here tonight.

He has a rather strange idea...

Barry Kroger, Santos Ortega, and Arnold Moss are featured in a script by Christopher Mayo, directed and produced by Hyman Brown.

This broadcast also marks Paul McGrath's first appearance as the series host, succeeding Raymond Edward Johnson.

Ladies and gentlemen, Inner Sanctum Mysteries, musical score, and now the original broadcast.

Lipton Tea and Lipton Soup present Inner Sanctum Mysteries.

On October 15th, 1971, The Devil and Mr. O presented episode five, Mr. Freak, a syndicated retitling of Arch Obler's earlier lights-out drama, The Ugliest Man in the World.

Raymond Edward Johnson stars as Paul Martin with Ann Shepard.

At the center is Martin's encounter with a young blind woman and the possibility of human connection after years apart from it.

We now take you back to the original broadcast.

And the ugly prince lost all his plainness in that sudden sun.

The play has ended.

The players, Raymond Edward Johnson and Ann Shepard.

Speaking of stories, I've written a novel titled House on Fire.

The investigation brings him among Fersk's craftsmen and local authorities, where commerce and an old cultural practice meet under considerable pressure.

Adapted by Ernest Kenoy from Jack Vance's short story, the broadcast features Carl Weber, Wendell Holmes, and Raymond Edward Johnson, with Norman Rose as announcer.

Dimension X presents Potters of Fursk.

And now, our story begins.

The fire of a volcano's core.

Tonight, Dimension X is transcribed The Potters of First, written by Jack Vance and adapted for radio by Ernest Canoy.

Featured in the cast were Carl Weber as Michael Tom, Wendell Holmes as Coville, and Raymond Edward Johnson as the chief of the Potters.

Your narrator, Norman Rose.

That's always a sure-fire undertaking.

That was your host, Raymond Edward Johnson, closing the door on Inner Sanctum, tonight's performance in the Mystery Playhouse.

It's late crease, so good night.

Sleep tight.