Tales of Tomorrow

Later on, an episode of X-1 from 1957.

But first, it's Tales of Tomorrow, with an episode called Morrow on Mars.

On a producer's note, this ABC broadcast, not exactly of the highest fidelity, but intelligible enough to enjoy a great sci-fi tale.

This episode first turned on April 2nd, 1953.

Tales beyond human imagination.

Until they happen.

Tales of Tomorrow.

Story number 14.

The family followed suit, adopting the new surname.

S.A. Lombino now became a pseudonymous credit on a few remaining stories, presumably already written or sold under that name, including the script for an episode of Tales of Tomorrow, which was to be the first of Hunter's many experiences working in television.

The episode, Appointment on Mars, was broadcast live on ABC on the 27th of July 1952, and can still be seen on YouTube.

And now, C.H. Maslin presents Act 1 of tonight's Tale of Tomorrow, Appointment on Mars, starring Leslie Nielsen.

During their early years in Pound Ridge, the Hunters' main recreation was amateur dramatics, something both of them had dabbled in during their college years.

They'd only been in the town for a couple of months before they made their debuts with the recently founded Pound Ridge Players, and 1957 saw the author tread the boards in the role of Charlie the Burglar in Sidney Kingsley's detective story, the action taking place in a New York detective squad room.

As McBain, he continued to produce 87th Precinct novels, but despite his fame from Blackboard Jungle appearing in the movie theatres, Hunter hadn't had any other screen credits in the 1950s since 1952's Tales of Tomorrow.

It wasn't until October of 1956 that his name would next feature in the credits of a television programme, with his mention for adapting David Dodge's 1956 nautical thriller Angel's Ransom for the Kaiser Aluminium Hour on NBC.

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[eerie music] Tales of tomorrow.

Tales beyond human imagination, until they happen.

[horn blares] Tales of Tomorrow, Story Number 13, [horn blares] The Old Die Rich by H.L. Gold.

[dramatic music] This is your host, Omentour, saying hello.

[eerie music] Like to take a little trip to another century? Just name your choice.

This is your host, O. Mentor, and, uh, until next week, I leave you with this thought: look out for beautiful redheads.

One of them might just possibly own a little time machine.

"Well," Melinda yawned, looking at the blank screen.

"They've got Space Patrol, Space Cadet, Tales of Tomorrow." "Excellent.

Rocket ships or force fields?" Melinda blinked.

"Does your husband own one?" Melinda shook her blonde head helplessly.

"Well," Melinda yawned, looking at the blank screen.

"They've got Space Patrol, Space Cadet, Tales of Tomorrow." "Excellent.

Rocket ships or force fields?" Melinda blinked.

"Does your husband own one?" Melinda shook her blonde head helplessly.

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Tales of Tomorrow.

Tales

beyond human imagination

until they

happen.

Tales of Tomorrow.

Story number four.