Rita Lynn

Then, in a peaceful 1985 New Rochelle suburb, eight-year-old Mink and her friends devote themselves to a nationwide game called Invasion.

Directed by Edward King and produced by Van Woodward, the broadcast features Norman Rose as narrator of the first story, with Denise Alexander as Mink and Rita Lynn, and Roger DeCoven as her parents.

Here is Dimension X.

There will come Soft Rains, Zero Hour.

There Will Come Soft Rains and Zero Hour were written by Ray Bradbury and adapted for radio by George Lefferts.

Featured in the first story as narrator was your host, Norman Rose.

The leading players in Zero Hour were Denise Alexander as Mink and Rita Lynn as the mother, Roger DeKoven as the father.

Music by Albert Berman.

We're always glad when you can be with us, and we invite you to join us again next week.

Heard with us in our story today were Leon LeDoux, Rita Lynn, and Harry Bartell.

This is Foy Willing speaking for Al Floyd, Johnny Paul, and Scotty Harrell.

The Riders of the Purple Sage saying so long, and the best of luck to all of you.

Norman Rose narrates the first story.

Denise Alexander, Rita Lynn, and Roger DeKoven are heard in the second.

Two visions of 1985 presented in one half hour.

We now take you back to the original broadcast.

And Zero Hour were written by Ray Bradbury and adapted for radio by George Lefferts.

Featured in the first story as narrator was your host, Norman Rose.

The leading players in Zero Hour were Denise Alexander as Mink and Rita Lynn as the mother, Roger DeKoven as the father.

Music by Albert Berman.

Ray Bradbury's stories, There Will Come Soft Rains and Zero Hour, were adapted for radio by George Lefferts.

On December 5th, 1956, NBC's X-1 brought the two tales together in Episode 78, with Norman Rose, Denise Alexander, Rita Lynn, and Roger DeKoven among the cast.

The first concerns a fully automated home whose daily routines continue.

The second moves to a peaceful suburban earth in 1985, where children take up a game called Invasion.

You have just heard There Will Come Soft Rains and Zero Hour written by Ray Bradbury and adapted for radio by George Lefferts.

Featured in the first story as narrator was Norman Rose.

Zero Hour featured Denise Alexander as Mink and Rita Lynn and Roger DeKoven as her mother and father.

Music by Albert Berman.