The Black Mass Double Feature

The Horror! (Old Time Radio)

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🗓️ 10 September 2022

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

This week on The Horror, we’ll hear two from The Black Mass. First is their adaptation of the Ambrose Bierce story, The Boarded Window which aired February 12, 1964. That will be followed by The Haunted House, taken from a story written by Virginia Woolf. More from The Black Mass https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/archive.org/download/rr12022/TheHorror1088.mp3 Download TheHorror1088

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0:00.0	Oh! Restore it!
0:07.0	Restore it!
0:09.0	Restore it!
0:11.0	It's my day to do.
0:14.0	Without you, I'm dead in the mountains.
0:18.0	You leave me, I'll be in the mountains.
0:22.0	I wish to remember you're the only one I can do.
0:26.0	That's right, I think it's not. I think it's not.
0:30.0	We are not to call for one of the past stories.
0:34.0	Screams and tears.
0:36.0	Tales of mystery and terror by radios and massagers of the macabre.
0:41.0	The story where it's supernatural, it's super normal.
0:44.0	Bamentized by fate, the mystery of the unknown.
0:47.0	We tell you the delight point.
0:49.0	Love your wish to a story with excitement.
0:51.0	I can't wait to see you again.
0:54.0	I'll see you again.
0:57.0	See you again.
1:03.0	Welcome back to The Horror.
1:04.0	Thanks for joining me this Saturday.
1:06.0	Forget if you'd like to help support this
1:08.0	and all of the Relic Radio podcasts.
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