CBS Radio Mystery Theater - 0004 - The Lost Dog

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4.6 • 749 Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2012

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

A mean husband tries to make life miserable for his wife who is deathly afraid of dogs.

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0:00.0	Tonight's episode is brought to you by Old Time Radio Theater.
0:04.8	Please visit us at mysteryshows.com for thousands of great old-time radio programs.
0:11.5	Thanks for listening. Welcome.
0:32.8	Welcome.
0:34.3	I'm E.G. Marshall.
0:36.5	Welcome to the world of mystery, to the world of terrifying imagination.
0:43.3	The story you are about to hear is called Lost Dog.
0:47.3	Yes, a dog story.
0:50.3	But please don't expect a charming family tale about man's best friend.
0:55.3	In fact, you may even decide that the dog in this story is man's worst enemy.
1:01.2	It all depends on whether or not you share the particular terror of our heroine, Miss Julia Smollett.
1:09.4	Get it out of there, please!
1:12.2	Please, George!
1:13.1	Take him away!
1:13.8	We're not going to you, dog, for this sake!
1:15.9	Is he not going to hate it?
1:16.9	Get it off, George!
1:19.2	Please!
1:19.6	Please! Our mystery drama, Lost Dog, was written especially for the mystery theater by Henry Flesser and stars Kim Hunter.
1:35.9	It is sponsored in part by the Kellogg Company, makers of Kellogg's Special K cereal.
1:41.3	I'll return shortly with Act 1.
1:53.8	Music serial. I'll return shortly with Act 1. Our story begins in the quiet parlor of a small suburban house at the end of Elm Street.
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