Suspense on C-90 analog cassette. Plays in any tape deck — the ultimate luxury format for the discerning Old Time Radio collector. Manufactured by Kunaki.
What's Included
- —C-90 analog cassette tapes
- —Plays in any standard tape deck or boombox
About this Show
Suspense began as an audition program in 1940, with Alfred Hitchcock himself directing the pilot — an adaptation of his 1926 film 'The Lodger.' The regular weekly series launched June 17, 1942. Bernard Herrmann — who later scored Psycho for Hitchcock — composed the haunting 'Wailing Winds' theme. The show quickly became the premier showcase for Hollywood talent on radio. Writer Lucille Fletcher contributed two celebrated episodes: 'Sorry, Wrong Number' (May 25, 1943), which starred Agnes Moorehead and was remade seven times, and 'The Hitch-Hiker' (September 2, 1942). The show ran for over 940 episodes, surviving multiple sponsor changes and the rise of television. In 1946 it received a Peabody Award Special Citation. More than 900 of its episodes survive, making it one of the best-preserved programs of the era.
Show Details
- Network
- CBS
- Era
- 1942–1962
- Genre
- Thriller, Suspense, Drama
- Episodes
- 930
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