In just a moment, sleep no more, but first...

Here's the way NBC Radio cooks up a dish you're sure to enjoy.

First, we take Eddie Howard and his orchestra,

add songs by Dick Hames, and then blend with a music of Tex Benikey.

We spice with comedy, sprinkle with games and contests,

and stir with Jack of All Trade Master of Ceremony's Bird Park.

And lo and behold, we have an NBC bandstand. and contests and stir with Jack of All Trade Master of Ceremony's Bird Park.

And lo and behold, we have an NBC bandstand, a refreshing dish of entertainment that really gives you a lift in the morning. And the NBC bandstand won't add an inch to your waist.

And now stay tuned for Sleep No More on NBC.

This is Nelson Olmsted.

Sleep no more.

... no more.

Turn down the lights.

Sink back in your chair and don't look into the shadows.

In the shadows, there may be moving things.

Tonight it may be you will sleep no more.

Good evening.

This is Ben Grower, introducing tonight's tale of terror, told by Nelson Amstead on the national broadcasting company's presentation of Sleep No More.

The story of terror can be as simple as a sheeted ghost rattling chains.

It can be a complex and hidden world of horror,

lurking in such unholy dimensions as only the dead and the moon struck and glimpse.

Or it can be those terrible, fathomless shadows

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