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

Summertime. Sounds like Charlie Stevak. Oh yes, NBC bandstand.

Birk Parks, Vaughn Monroe, Freddie Martin this week. Hmm, it Sure helps the morning alone.

That finishes the dishes.

Now let's see.

Better get some shopping done.

I can listen to NBC Bandstand in the car.

Anywhere, everywhere, it's NBC Bandstand.

And now stay tuned for Sleep No More on NBC.

This is Nelson Umstead.

Sleep no more. No More.

The Sleep 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 Armstead 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, which lie buried deep in the

primitive mind of civilized man. And for this evening, well, Nelson Omstead, tell us about

this evening's story. Once again, Ben, we have two stories for the price of one, and this time both are by the same fine writer, Michael Fessier.

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