Audiobooks narrated by Agnes Moorehead

Audiobooks Narrated by Agnes Moorehead

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Classic Radio Spotlights: Agnes Moorehead, Vol. 1

Before Agnes Moorehead portrayed “Endora” on the Bewitched TV series, she was a big part of the golden age of radio. She starred in many of the biggest radio shows of all time, alongside Orson Welles, James Stewart, Humphrey Bogart, Vincent Price, Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Jack Benny, and many more. Moorehead starred opposite Orson Welles on The Mercury Theater On the Air and The Shadow. She was dubbed “the first lady of Suspense” for having starred in more Suspense radio episodes than any other actor or actress (in this collection, you’ll hear her in eight Suspense episodes, including the most famous episode in the series, “Sorry, Wrong Number”). Here are sixteen radio broadcasts that either star Agnes Moorehead or have her in the supporting cast. Enjoy! The Cavalcade of America, 11/6/40 - “Wild Bill Hickok: The Last of Two Gun Justice”The Cavalcade of America, 6/16/41 - “Annie Oakley”The Columbia Workshop, 7/13/41 - “Ann Was an Ordinary Girl”Mayor of the Town, 9/13/42 Holly - “Has a Crush on John Andrews”Suspense, 4/27/43 - “The Diary of Sophronia Winters”Suspense, 5/25/43 - “Sorry, Wrong Number”Radio Almanac, 2/23/44 w/ guest Hedda HopperThis Is My Best, 4/10/45 - “The Master of Ballantrae”The Screen Guild Players, 4/1/46 - “On Borrowed Time”Suspense, 4/4/46 - “Post Mortem”Mayor of the Town, 4/15/46 - “All on an April Evening”Suspense, 2/13/47 - “The Thirteenth Sound”Mystery in the Air, 8/14/47 - “The Lodger”Suspense, 7/29/48 - “The Yellow Wallpaper”Suspense, 2/15/51 - “The Death Parade”Suspense, 5/24/54 - “Weekend Special, Death”

Black Eye Entertainment (Author), A Full Cast, Agnes Moorehead (Narrator)

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One Day in 1939: The Complete September 21st, 1939, WJSV CBS Broadcast

On September 21, 1939, the radio station WJSV recorded an entire nineteen-hour broadcast day, starting at 6:00 a.m. and running through 1:00 a.m. The project was at the behest of the the National Archives, but this was no random selection. PD Harry C. Butcher was a naval aide under Eisenhower, and it was he who first named FDR's fireside chats while reporter Robert Trout introduced the president each week.

Agnes Moorehead, Arthur Godfrey, CBS Radio, Cbs Radio, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Joe E. Brown, Louis Prima, Major Bowes, Various Authors, Various Authors (Author), A Full Cast, A Full Cast, Agnes Moorehead, Arthur Godfrey, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Joe E. Brown, Louis Prima, Major Bowes (Narrator)

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