William Redfield
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Oct 1, 2026
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From CBS Radio Mystery Theater comes Murder by Proxy, episode 335, first broadcast on August 29th, 1975.
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Roy Windsor wrote the drama, directed by Hyman Brown, with Mandel Kramer, Grace Matthews, Leslie Woods, Earl Hammond, Leon Janney, and William Redfield in the cast.
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The past murder trial is far from settled, and its consequences now stand face to face.
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And now, our story begins.
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For a man of morals, that is true suffering.
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If I know anything about human nature, Tim Cohane got his revenge.
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Our cast included Mandel Kramer, Leslie Woods, Grace Matthews, Leon Janney, William Redfield, and Earl Hammond.
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The entire production was under the direction of Hyman Brown.
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so yeah, Raquel Welch was up and coming and, um, uh, the other, uh, crew members on the Proteus were Stephen Boyd, whom you remember from biblical films and, uh, "The Oscar" written by Harlan Ellison, and Donald Pleasence, whom we know from horror movies, and, uh, Arthur Kennedy, a, a great character actor, and William Redfield, who, uh, was one of the patients in, um, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and, um, I often heard him on the CBS Radio Mystery Theater.
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So, uh, "Fantastic Voyage" really lives up to its name.
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It's fantastic.
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Murray Burnett wrote this original drama for CBS Radio Mystery Theater, directed by Hyman Brown and featuring Gordon Gould, Patricia Elliott, William Redfield, and Gilbert Mack.
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First heard on the CBS Radio Network on November 13, 1975, it is episode number 378, "Home is Where the Ghost Is." At Calhoun University, where an international scientific conference is underway, Professor Ramsey Joslin is mourning his late wife, Emily, as a Russian colleague arrives seeking to defect.
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Neil Fox, a skeptical proctor, is drawn into Joslin's troubles when Emily's ghost begins delivering urgent warnings.
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But is that really true? The final mystery, death and life after death, still remains as tantalizing, as frightening, and as full of hope as ever.
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I, for one, will be exploring it right here with you seven times a week.
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Our cast included Gordon Gould, Patricia Elliott, William Redfield, and Gilbert Mack.
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The entire production was under the direction of Hyman Brown.
William N. RobsonHOST
You've been listening to Witness for Death, written for suspense by Ronald Dawson.
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Heard in tonight's story were Frank Thomas Jr. as Burt Claxton and William Redfield as Randy Stoneman.
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Others in the cast were Ruth Tobin, Mary Jane Higbee, Roger DeKoven, Maurice Tartland, and Guy Rett.
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Listen again next week when we return with Inferno by Peter Fernandez.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
From ABC's compact dramatic anthology, Theater 5, this is episode 41, Look Who's Talking, first broadcast September 28, 1964.
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Richard McCracken wrote the drama, with William Redfield, Evelyn Juster, Edward Bryce, Bryna Rayburn, Owen Jordan, June Graham, and Ralph Bell in the cast.
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It is a program from the final years of network radio, when the half-hour anthology still made room for new stories and voices.
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And now, we return to the original broadcast.
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Wake up!
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Theater 5 has presented Look Who's Talking, written by Richard McCracken and directed by Ted Bell.
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In the cast, William Redfield, Evelyn Juster, Edward Bryce, Bryna Rayburn, Owen Jordan, June Graham, and Ralph Bell.
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Audio engineers Neil Paltz and Marty...
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Murray Burnett wrote this original drama for the series.
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Hyman Brown directed with Shepard Strudwick, Marion Seldes, William Redfield, Lon Clark, and Chris Gample.
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Now, back to the golden age of radio.
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Come in.
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But there's an area that's not very well covered in the books and essays that have been written.
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And that is the question of animals and their souls.
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Do they possess souls? And indeed, do they return in some form as some other animal? Or, which I don't like to believe, are those of us who sin greatly reduced to becoming animals before we can stop trying to be reborn? Our cast included Shepard Strudwick, Marion Seldes, William Redfield, Alon Clark, and Chris Gampell.
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The entire production was under the direction of Hyman Brown.
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On May 1st, 1956, NBC's X-1 presented Sea Legs, Episode 49, adapted by George Lefferts from Frank Quattrocchi's 1951 galaxy science fiction novelette.
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William Redfield plays Craig, with Ralph Bell and Charles Penman in the supporting cast.
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Daniel Sutter directed the NBC production for producer William Welch.
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Here is the original broadcast.
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Tonight by transcription, X-1 has brought you Sea Legs, a story from the pages of Galaxy...
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Written by Frank Petrocchi and adapted for radio by George Lefferts.
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Featured in the cast were William Redfield, James Stevens, Stan Early, Charles Penman, James Dukas, Richard Hamilton, Jack Orison, Jack Grimes, Craig McDonald, Ralph Bell, Kermit Murdoch, and Frederica Chandler.
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Your announcer, Fred Collins.
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Heard in tonight's story was Santos Ortega as Ivan Ivanovich.
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Others featured in the cast were Bob Reddick, Reiner Rayburn, Roger DeKoven, Ivor Francis, William Redfield, and Lynn Loring.
E.G. MarshallNARRATOR
However, you must admit we have added something new to this age-old controversy of live coward versus dead hero.
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We have presented you with a character who was able to be both and at the same time Our cast included Jack Grimes, Marion Haley, William Redfield, Bryna Rayburn, and Ian Martin.
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The entire production was under the direction of Hyman Brown.
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This is E.G. Marshall inviting you to return to our mystery theater
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