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This is the Zero Hour on Mutual radio. I'm Rod Sterling. You're listening to the zero hour. Rest your eyes.

Rest your eyes.

eyes.

exercise your imagination.

This week Bill S Bellinger's best-selling novel of the pursuit of a damned couple, the wife of the Redian man.

Now.

Starring Hattie Luke Leston.

John Aspen. John Ashmett and Howard

and Howard though. In Elliot Lewis's production of The Zero Hour. This week's story draws its title from an ancient Irish poem. Here's the last verse.

But the day of doom... poem. Here's the last verse.

But the day of doom shall come and the hills and harbours be rent.

A mist shall fall on the sun from the dark clouds heavily sent.

The sea shall be dry and the earth under mourning and ban.

Then loud shall he cry for the wife of the red-haired man.

It's the tale of the hunted and the hunter,

the pursuer and the pursued,

the stalking of life and death. Do you believe as I do that the hunter and his

quarry build an empathy between them, a sympathy? As the chase builds toward

the inevitable conclusion, is it possible that subconsciously they become aware of each other's moves, counter moves, plans, even emotions?

There are two individuals who will tell you that so. The poet and the cop. Our

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