The Radiola Horror Series
A series of records dedicated to those great radio dramas of the past designed to scare your pants off. In the time-honored tradition of the Supernatural, Monsters, and Fear of the unknown, the Radiola Horror Series will bring back haunting radio memories. Here's our first effort:
Side A
Leinengen vs. The Ants
Exactly as broadcast on CBS, August 4, 1949 on "Escape"
What does it feel like to have thousands of creepy, crawling, ravenous, man-eating ants covering your entire body? To have them tearing bits of flesh from your back, feeling their claws in your eyes, as millions of these devil-insects devour all you've worked for. A ghastly story of a stubborn planter in the Amazon Jungle who refuses to surrender to the unstoppable onslaught of the "Army-Ants". Definitely not for the squeamish.
Side B
Sorry Wrong Number
Exactly as broadcast on CBS, May 25, 1943 on "Suspense"
Here's a pleasant story for a lonely evening, dedicated to those friendly folks at the Telephone Company. The next time you can't get a dial tone, or get mis-information from "Information", take heart! You'll see that things haven't changed much since 1943. In "Sorry Wrong Number", we hear inconvenience changing to fear and then to deadly terror. Imagine if you will an invalid, all alone, overhearing a telephone conversation about a murder. But whose murder? No one seems to care!