618 - The Artist

Old Time Radio Mystery, Suspense, & Horror

Dakoda Black

Society & Culture

4.4 • 730 Ratings

🗓️ 31 March 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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CBS Radio - A man falls in love with the wife of a professional knife thrower!!

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0:00.0	Another journey into the realm of the strange and terrifying.
0:07.2	I hope you will enjoy the trip that it will thrill you a little and chill you a little.
0:14.7	So settle back.
0:16.9	Get a good grip on your nerves.
0:20.2	Where are we going?
0:22.3	You'll find out when we get there.
0:28.4	Well, greetings, folks.
0:30.1	Welcome back to the podcast.
0:33.0	Got a good one for you today from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater.
0:37.9	And the title of this one is The Artist.
0:42.9	And this one stars Michael Wager and Patricia Elliott.
0:48.8	This was episode number 573 of CBS Radio and it first aired December 28th of 1976.
1:00.3	Sit back and enjoy The Artist. Come in. Welcome. I'm E.G. Marshall. It is said that opportunity is like a knife. It can serve or sever our hopes, depending on whether it is seized by the blade or the handle. The knife, mankind's first invention, and symbol of our dual nature.
1:47.0	The assassin uses it to kill.
1:49.8	The surgeon to kill her.
1:51.9	The same edge.
1:53.2	The same point.
1:54.7	The same steel.
1:57.2	Our mystery drama, The Artist, was especially adapted from the Guillaumeau-Pasant Classic for the mystery theater by Sam Dan and stars Michael Wager.
2:23.6	When we think of romance, we dream of young lovers, Romeo and Juliet.
2:29.2	Who wants to know about men and women who grow old together in contentment and tranquility?
2:32.2	Give us the flaming passion of youth.
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