# Bea Benaderet

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The Devil and Mr. O - "Going Down" (Old Time Radio, 1971)

The Devil and Mr. O presents “Going Down,” episode 14, originally broadcast December 17, 1971. This syndicated presentation retitles Arch Oboler’s 1943 Lights Out play “Sub-Basement.”After hours, department-store employee Arnie agrees to show his wife, Irma, the sprawling service levels beneath the…

Old-Time Radio's Greatest Shows, Volume 12 Audiobook by Carl Amari

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Old-Time Radio's Greatest Shows, Volume 12Subtitle: Featuring Boris Karloff, Bea Benaderet, Orson Welles, and Many MoreSeries: #12 in Old-Time Radio's Greatest ShowsCategories: Action, Adventure, Crime, Crime FictionAuthor: Carl …

The Devil and Mr. O - "Paris Macabre" (1972)

The Devil and Mr. O presents “Paris Macabre,” episode 21, originally broadcast February 4, 1972. This installment repackages Arch Oboler’s 1943 Lights Out drama “The Ball,” with Bea Benaderet and Jane Morgan featured in the cast.Two young American visitors in Paris seek adventure at an unusual arti…

Episode 2: Lisa's First Day on the Farm

Episode Title: S1E2: "Lisa’s First Day on the Farm" (with Special Guests from the Shady Rest!)Episode Description:Well, throw out that Park Avenue wardrobe and grab a feather duster—Lisa Douglas has officially arrived at the farm, and Aunt Ro was right all along!In this episode of Oh, for the Love …

Lights Out - "Ball Paris Macabre" (Old Time Radio, 1943)

Lights Out presents “Ball Paris Macabre,” originally broadcast March 9, 1943. Also catalogued as “The Ball (Paris Macabre),” this 1942–43 season episode was written, directed, and produced by Arch Oboler.In prewar Paris, American college students Paul and Jerry pay their way into an artists’ masque…

Lights Out - "Ball Paris Macabre" (Old Time Radio, 1943)

Lights Out presents “Ball Paris Macabre,” originally broadcast March 9, 1943. Also catalogued as “The Ball (Paris Macabre),” this 1942–43 season episode was written, directed, and produced by Arch Oboler.In prewar Paris, American college students Paul and Jerry pay their way into an artists’ masque…