CBS Radio Mystery Theater (Restoration)

0536 - A Point in Time (10/15/1976) Written by Mary Jane Higby. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Paul Hecht; Russell Horton; Teri Keane; Court Benson. Two men on a hiking expedition encounter a strange New Mexico town that appears stuck in the 1920s.

0535 - The Living Corpse (10/14/1976) Written by Ian Martin. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Hurd Hatfield; Patricia Elliott; Ian Martin; Joan Shay. A sober member of Philadelphia society has long hidden a wilder double life; his fun-loving girlfriend wants him to end the secrecy and recommends that he murder his ailing mother.

0534 - The God Killers (10/12/1976) Written by Sam Dann. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Tammy Grimes; Earl Hammond; Leon Janney; Ken Harvey. A secretary is accused of murdering her boss, an author of violent crime fiction. She insists she's innocent, pinning the blame on one of the author's most sinister characters who, she claims, will verify her story in person.

0533 - My Wife Doesn't Understand Me (10/11/1976) Written by Sam Dann. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Robert Dryden; Teri Keane; Rosemary Rice. Dissatisfied with his marriage and career, a research scientist finds solace in the arms of his new secretary who has more than love on her mind.

0532 - The Tortured Twins (10/8/1976) Written by Ian Martin. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Marian Seldes; Paul Hecht. After love at first sight, Adam Duncan marries stage actress Joyce Adams. But Adam realizes he married the wrong Adams sister when he meets Joyce's twin.

0531 - Pool of Fear (10/7/1976) Written by Fielden Farrington. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Morgan Fairchild; William Redfield; Ann Sheppard; Nat Polen. For a $10,000 fee, Beth Stillwell talks ex-con Matt Brewster into posing as her fiancé and drowning the stepmother she contempts.

0529 - The Midas Touch (10/4/1976) Written by Sam Dann. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Bobby Morse; Bryna Raeburn; Robert Dryden; Jackson Beck. Con artist Jim Pangborn and his sidekick successfully swindle a balding bank president into buying a "magic hair restorer."

0530 - Private Stock (10/5/1976) Written by Sam Dann. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Ian Martin; Catherine Byers; Earl Hammond; Russell Horton. Despite clear evidence, police captain Jim Turner can't bring to arrest his daughter, Ginnie, for a rock star's murder.

0528 - The Clairvoyant (10/1/1976) Written by Elspeth Eric. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Tammy Grimes; Marian Seldes; Patricia Elliott; Ian Martin; Paul Hecht. Clairvoyant Madame Sonya recalls how, on the eve of World War II, she read a happy future for an American woman, but a horrifying one for her British fiancé and his father.

0527 - Not for Sale (9/30/1976) Written by Fielden Farrington. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Rosemary Murphy; Gordon Gould; Court Benson; Jack Grimes. After she inherits her late uncle Milo's antique shop (where he was murdered during a robbery attempt) and the building that houses it, Milo's ghost advises Faye Colfax not to sell the property to the man who lives above the shop.

0526 - One Girl in a Million (9/28/1976) Written by Alfred Bester. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Michael Tolan; Ralph Bell; Evie Juster; Leon Janney; Russell Horton. Alfred Bester adapts his short story "Time is the Traitor" for this futuristic tale about a rock-star business consultant with twin psychological desires.

0525 - The Ghostly Private Eye (9/27/1976) Written by Ian Martin. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Larry Haines; Paul Hecht; Betty Winkler; Guy Sorel; Ian Martin. Psychic detective Flaxman Low investigates a manor in Surrey that its owner believes is cursed by a violent poltergeist. CBSRMT Trivia: Appearing in this episode are Paul Hecht and Larry Haines whose real name is Larry Hecht. They are not...

0524 - Queen of the Deadly Night (9/24/1976) Written by Sam Dann. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Marian Seldes; Arnold Moss; Bryna Raeburn; Bob Kaliban; Court Benson. After a woman in the Dark Ages sees her husband killed on their wedding night, his apparition appears to advise her that she's destined to become Queen of the Khazars provided she passes a crucial test.

0523 - Don't Play with Matches (9/23/1976) Written by Sam Dann. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Mandel Kramer; Joan Shay; Earl Hammond; Gilbert Mack; Himan Brown (uncredited). Thanks to fire chief Delbert Casseroll's prevention program, fire calls in Caswell Corners have become almost non-existent. CBSRMT Trivia: Himan Brown is uncredited near the beginning of act 3.

0522 - The Rainbow Man (9/21/1976) Written by Ian Martin. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Ralph Bell; Jada Rowland; Robert Dryden; Russell Horton. An Old West con artist helps a man who lost his fortune to a cardshark.

0521 - A Very Dear Ghost Indeed (9/20/1976) Written by Ian Martin. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Russell Horton; Patricia Elliott; Court Benson; Ian Martin; Earl Hammond. Thanks to a washed-out bridge, a father and daughter traveling to Ireland in the late 19th century are waylaid at an old castle.

0520 - To Whom It May Concern (9/17/1976) Written by Sam Dann. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Marian Seldes; Ian Martin; Bryna Raeburn; Bob Dryden; Earl Hammond. Rebecca Randolph Owen has mysteriously avoided death more than several times and discovers those escapes from the Angel of Death's clutches have come with a personal price.

0519 - Dr. Peterson's Pills (9/16/1976) Written by Fielden Farrington. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Leon Janney; Rosemary Murphy; Joe Silver; Catherine Byers. In his 25 years as a doctor in small-town Maine, Emery Peterson has possessed just about every type of cure-all for his patients.

0518 - Journey to Jerusalem (9/14/1976) Written by Sam Dann. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Vincent Guardenia; Joan Shay; Evie Juster; William Redfield; Himan Brown (uncredited). Elwood longs to be young again and be appreciated for his personality and not his business success. CBSRMT Trivia: Himan Brown is uncredited as Cardigan, head of plant security in act 1.

0517 - The Tell-Tale Corpse (9/13/1976) Written by Fielden Farrington. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Catherine Byers; Earl Hammond; Court Benson; Guy Sorel. Just out of prison, Ernie and Sid visit the aunt of a deceased fellow prisoner, who can help open a chest that contains $100,000.

0516 - A Magical Place (9/10/1976) Written by Elspeth Eric. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Marian Seldes; William Redfield; Anne Seymour. A middle-aged couple find the house they rented as newlyweds, and rent it again in an aim to rekindle their marriage and recapture the joys of their youth. CBSRMT Trivia: The Poem recited by Tim to Eleanor in this episode is from "Hymn of Empedocles" by Matthew...

0515 - A Two-Bit Fortune (9/9/1976) Written by Ian Martin. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Paul Hecht; Morgan Fairchild; Ian Martin; Leon Janney. Auto mechanic Mike Wilson comes to the aid of a bum who claims to be the billionaire businessman Stanford Spruce. Mike doesn't believe him until he learns that he's the sole heir of Spruce's entire fortune.

0514 - Killer's Helper (9/7/1976) Written by Sam Dann. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Michael Wager; Joan Lovejoy; Robert Dryden; Evie Juster. John Masters has neglected his wife, Margaret, for so long that when he invites newly promoted protégé Marty Carroway home for dinner, Margaret asks Marty to not only start an affair with her, but to kill John and take his place as head of the company.

0513 - Graven Image (9/6/1976) Written by Bob Juhren. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Jack Grimes; Robert Dryden; Hetty Galen. Jodie Barnes is a talented singer on the county fair circuit when he meets talent agent Craig Herbert. Their partnership makes Jodie a national star but a frightful product that bears Jodie's likeness proves all too much.

0512 - The Magic Cay (9/2/1976) Written by Ian Martin. Directed by Himan Brown. Cast: Paul Hecht; Marian Seldes; Leon Janney; Ian Martin. Tom Reynolds leaves behind his wife, children, and boring job and, upon the advice of a psychiatrist friend, takes a two-week vacation on a remote Caribbean island.