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CBS Radio Mystery Theater
Old Time Radio Show
Radio Drama
Episodes 211 - 215
The Flowers of Death
The Follower
A Coffin for the Devil
Windandingo
The Night of the Wolf
Black Screen / Dark Screen Radio Show For Sleep, Concentration, Relaxation.

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00:00 Episode 211 - The Flowers of Death
Air Date: 1/24/75
The god Dionysius walks up to the door of a suburban home and enchants the woman who lives there. Her husband is bringing home his boss who is screening him (and her) for a promotion. Meanwhile, the neighborhood is abuzz about her ability to grow flowers.

44:05 Episode 212 - The Follower
Air Date: 1/26/75
A New York talent agent is dogged by an unseen follower who matches his every footstep when he is alone. Could it be his past catching up to him?

1:28:29 Episode 213 - A Coffin for the Devil
Air Date: 1/27/75
A young man summons a group of experts (including E. G. Marshall) to his home to hear him read a letter written by his ancestor. The letter recounts the events surrounding a young undertaker's assistant and a mysterious man who orders a strange coffin for himself.

2:12:37 Episode 214 - Windandingo
Air Date: 1/28/75
A young, inept soldier is sent home from his unit after accidentally shooting a prize steer. His home is soon taken over by British General Burgoyne. Our young man, invoking the spirit of Indian justice, is able to serve his country after all.

2:57:00 Episode 215 - The Night of the Wolf
Air Date: 1/30/75
An ancient Indian robe in a museum inspires terrible violence in some of its patrons. A police detective investigates, but he may be as susceptible as anyone else to the curse.

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