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Episode 5 -- "A Connecticut Yankee", The Ford Radio Theatre Welcome to Old-Time Radio Essentials, a new podcast wherein a specific episode from a selected OTR series is presented, and then discussed by three co-hosts: Pete Lutz, Jane St. John and Paul Arbisi; to determine whether or not it meets the following criteria: 1. Is it truly representative of that series? (Can anyone point to it and say, "Yes, that is what [NAME OF SERIES] was all about.") 2. Is it an episode worthy of inclusion in any and every OTR aficionado's private collection? So with this in mind, we three bring you, as our fifth installment (and Paul's choice), this episode of The Ford Radio Theatre from 1947. We'll introduce the show, play it in its entirety, then discuss it at length. Thanks for joining us, and we hope you enjoy it!

Our Miss Brooks - "Spring Cleaning" Originally broadcast on CBS Radio, May 1, 1955 Re-created on Zoom in April 2021 Cast: Connie McDonald: Connie Carolyn Threlkeld: Mrs. Davis Billy Holland: Mr. Murdock Doug Fain: Mr. Conklin Denise Cline: Lola Norman Cline: Mr. Boynton David Damron: Walter Larette Latham: Harriet Roger Garrison: KCAL Crooner This is the third installment of our Zoom presentations for 2021. Visit our website at www.KCALotr.com for more information about upcoming performances.

"The Woman at Loon Point", adapted from a story by August W. Derleth and Mark Schorer "Do you dare to go down into...THE CELLAR?" Welcome to the eleventh number in our continuing horror/suspense anthology series! Our stories are either original, or inspired by, or adapted from pulp fiction and classic literature, but they're guaranteed all-new productions, and no repeats from other series. We proudly present "The Woman at Loon Point", adapted by our director Pete Lutz, from a pulp-fiction story that ran in Weird Tales magazine -- a story that asks the question, "Is it safe to date a werewolf's sister?" Listen and find out, and ENJOY, my friends! CADAVERA QUIVRY: Angela Young ANNOUNCER: Graham Rowat JACK: Pete Lutz CELESTE: Ele Matelan LARAMIE: Kendra Murray JIM: Dana Gonsalves LETELLIER: Jason D. Johnson VILLAGE WOMEN: Debby Leal-Ramirez, Lisa Espinoza, Lisa Ayala VILLAGE MEN: Dave Feldmann, Pete Lutz, Jeff Billard Music for this episode from Kevin MacLeod of incompetech dot com; Tom Rory Parsons; Ross Bernhardt "The Cellar" theme composed and performed by Tom Rory Parsons NARADA RADIO COMPANY

Episode 4 -- "Rommel's Treasure", The Goon Show Welcome to Old-Time Radio Essentials, a new podcast wherein a specific episode from a selected OTR series is presented, and then discussed by three co-hosts: Pete Lutz, Jane St. John and Paul Arbisi; to determine whether or not it meets the following criteria: 1. Is it truly representative of that series? (Can anyone point to it and say, "Yes, that is what [NAME OF SERIES] was all about.") 2. Is it an episode worthy of inclusion in any and every OTR aficionado's private collection? So with this in mind, we three bring you, as our fourth installment (and Pete's choice), this episode of The Goon Show from 1955. We'll introduce the show, play it in its entirety, then discuss it at length. Thanks for joining us, and we hope you enjoy it! NARADA RADIO COMPANY

"The Dead Man", adapted from a story by Ray Bradbury "Do you dare to go down into...THE CELLAR?" We proudly present "The Dead Man", adapted by our director Pete Lutz, from a pulp-fiction story by Ray Bradbury -- a young man in a small town is ridiculed by his fellow denizens because he claims he's dead. But is he? ENJOY, my friends! NARADA RADIO COMPANY CADAVERA QUIVRY: Angela Young ANNOUNCER: Graham Rowat MRS. RIBMOLL: Geri Elliff ARTHUR/CHARLIE: Rachel Rauch SIMPSON: Jason D. Johnson GILPATRICK: Paul Arbisi MISS WELDON: Jessica Rainville BARBERSHOP LOAFERS: Alan Clower, Kevin Schuster, Leo Longoria, Russ Walker, Ross Bernhardt SHERIFF: Cary Michael Ayers ODD MARTIN: Rich Wentworth TEENAGERS: Curt Johnson, Nick Wommack, Becca Tribble, Rita Tribble CHARLIE'S MOM: Lisa Espinoza CHARLIE'S DAD: Austin Beach "The Cellar" theme composed and performed by Tom Rory Parsons

We proudly present episode five, "Bodies Piled Up", adapted by Pete Lutz from Dashiell Hammett's fifth published Op story, in 1923. We hope you enjoy it and will join us for future episodes. NARADA RADIO COMPANY It's murders galore and a bathtub full of intrigue as the Tec puzzles over a hotel closet full of dead men! ADVENTURES OF THE FEDERATED TEC WAS CONCEIVED BY PETE LUTZ AND DEVELOPED BY PETE LUTZ AND MARK SLADE. "Bodies Piled Up" was directed and produced by Pete Lutz. Our Cast consisted of the following players: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE FEDERATED TEC/ELEVATOR MAN: Pete Lutz MR. STACEY: Frank Guglielmelli THE MAID: Angela Young THE DOCTOR/LANDRY/DET. DEAN: John Bell DET. O'GAR: Jason D. Johnson DET. PHELS/GUY CUDNER: Paul Arbisi DICK FOLEY: Mark Kalita ORRETT: Jeff Moon THE OLD MAN: Joe Stofko THEME/INCIDENTAL MUSIC: Dr. Ross Bernhardt Join us next time for episode six, "The Tenth Clew (part 1)"! AND BE SURE TO HEAR ALL EPISODES OF THIS SERIES, RIGHT HERE ON MOONLIGHT AUDIO!

Episode 3 -- "The Little People", Lights Out Welcome to Old-Time Radio Essentials, a new podcast wherein a specific episode from a selected OTR series is presented, and then discussed by three co-hosts: Pete Lutz, Jane St. John and Paul Arbisi; to determine whether or not it meets the following criteria: 1. Is it truly representative of that series? (Can anyone point to it and say, "Yes, that is what [NAME OF SERIES] was all about.") 2. Is it an episode worthy of inclusion in any and every OTR aficionado's private collection? So with this in mind, we three bring you, as our third installment (and Jane's choice), this episode of "Lights Out" (aka "Lights Out Everybody"), from a rebroadcast in 1943 or '44. We'll introduce the show, play it in its entirety, then discuss it at length. Thanks for joining us, and we hope you enjoy it!

This Project Audion episode offers the national premiere of a NEW Fibber McGee and Molly episode, written by Robert L. Mills, former staff writer for comedy legend Bob Hope. Mills' script recreates the style, laughs, and charm of classic Fibber & Molly radio shows. "Fibber's Missing Tux" literally brings the couple out of retirement to be honored for their years on the airwaves. As a bonus, after our recreation, we interview Robert L. Mills himself in his Hollywood home, talking about writing comedy, his days with Hope, and the Old Time Radio era. It's an OTR fan's dream, and our dream cast includes: Fibber McGee: John Bell (Alabama) Molly: Jan Welch (North Carolina) Teeny: Carolyn Threlkeld (Kentucky) Doc Gamble: Ken Raney (Texas) Old Timer: Harry Middlebrooks (California) Wally Wimple: Duane Noch (New Jersey) Harlow Wilcox: Chris Hart (Florida) Production, direction, and sound by Larry Groebe (Texas)

THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER - KCAL Old Time Radio Troupe Nicholasville, Kentucky, is the home of KCAL, a community theatre group dedicated to re-creating classic Old-Time Radio shows. They traditionally put on four shows year from their theatre on South Main Street, although during the pandemic they've been creating their shows on Zoom. Here's their latest, a remake of Escape's "The Fall of the House of Usher" by Edgar Allan Poe. RODERICK USHER: Norman Cline DOCTOR/ANNOUNCER: David Damron NARRATOR: Doug Fain

Jane Eyre is a classic coming-of-age story where a young orphan girl fights against poverty, persecution, and abuse in the 19th century. The once ill-spirited child is now transformed into a kind, empathetic governess who finds herself paired with the brooding, mysterious Edward Rochester who has a haunting past of his own. Based on the gothic novel by Charlotte Bronte, Rachel Pulliam brings you an adaptation fit for audio with an all-star cast and original music by Ross Bernhardt. Cast (in order of appearance): Bruce Busby as Announcer Lexi DeSollar as Bessie/Housekeeper Marisha Tapera as Martha Abbot Colette Feehan as Young Jane/Jane Eyre John Lingard as Uncle Reed Margaret Ashley as Mrs. Reed/Hannah Jerry Kokich as Mr. Lloyd/Carter Gabe Harris as John Reed/Child Emily Smith as Eliza Reed/School Girl Rory L as Georgiana Reed/School Girl Glenn Hascall as Mr. Brocklehurst Pete Lutz as Robert Leaven/Party Guest Alexa Chipman as Miss Temple/Diana Rivers Rhiannon McAfee as Miss Miller/Cook Dewby as School Girl Melissa Fry as Mary Jane Karl Werner as Mr. Scatcherd Delaney Brittingham as Helen Burns/Rosamund Oliver Becca Marcus as Barbara Frank Guiglielmelli as Dr. Bates Lisa Michaud as Nurse Abbie Brown as Marci/Woman Eleiece Krawiec as Mrs. Fairfax Alexxandra Macedo as Leah/School Girl Oceane Lanteigne as Adele Peter Heimsoth as Mr. Rochester Jarman Day as John Mindy Rast-Keenan as Blanche Ingram/Mary Rivers Andrea Richardson as Lady Ingram Karim Kronfli as Richard Mason Heath Martin as Clergyman Paul Arbisi as Mr. Briggs Cary Michael Ayers as Shopkeeper Shane Harris as Father Joshua Spector as St. John Rivers Party Guests; John Bell, Naomi Parks, Evelyn Castro, Trent Trachtenberg, RikujoMarame, and Callum Garner

We proudly present episode four, "The Black Hat that Wasn't There", adapted by Mark Slade from Dashiell Hammett's fourth published Op story, "IT", in 1923. We hope you enjoy it and will join us for future episodes. A businessman hires the Tec to locate his missing partner, who seems to have absconded with some very valuable bonds. Throw in a double love-triangle and you've got fireworks galore, and a very surprising conclusion! ADVENTURES OF THE FEDERATED TEC WAS CONCEIVED BY PETE LUTZ AND DEVELOPED BY PETE LUTZ AND MARK SLADE. "The Black Hat that Wasn't There" was directed and produced by Pete Lutz. Mixing and post-production was by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design. Our Cast consisted of the following players: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE FEDERATED TEC: Pete Lutz ZUMWALT: Jeff Moon MILDRED: Angela Young QUIMBY: Mark Kalita PULLMAN EMPLOYEE: Paul Arbisi TAXI CHAUFFEUR: John Bell PHOTOGRAPHER/SODA JERK: Frank Guglielmelli CITY DETECTIVE: Jason D. Johnson EVA DUTHIE: Jessica Rainville MRS. EARNSHAW: Geri Elliff THE OLD MAN: Joe Stofko THEME/INCIDENTAL MUSIC: Dr. Ross Bernhardt Join us next time for episode five, "Bodies Piled Up"! AND BE SURE TO HEAR ALL EPISODES OF THIS SERIES, RIGHT HERE ON MOONLIGHT AUDIO!

"Do you dare to go down into...THE CELLAR?" We proudly present "The Shadow on the Screen", adapted by director Pete Lutz, from a pulp-fiction story by Henry Kuttner -- An up-and-coming Hollywood horror-film director wants to buck studio rules and make a true masterpiece of horror, so he seeks guidance from a shunned master of the craft -- with somewhat gruesome results! ENJOY, my friends! CADAVERA QUIVRY: Angela Young ANNOUNCER: Graham Rowat RADIO REPORTER: Gareth Severn FILM PRODUCER: Alan Clower TOD GREENE: Jeff Billard ANA HERNANDEZ: Ebony Rose ANDY WORTH: Jonathan Montgomery EDITOR: Russ Walker ARNOLD KEENEN: Orlando Segarra FILM VOICE: Darren Rockhold WOMEN (2 voices): Sarah Leight SUSIE: Kristi Copeland MUSIC: Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com

One of the many special features that would appear between-the-acts of episodes of the Pulp-Pourri Theatre series is the Philboyd Studge Interview: intrepid reporter Studge traveled the globe, chatting with interesting, yet wholly fictitious, people who might have an unusual occupation; or an unusual name; or own a business with an unusual name. In this installment, Philboyd interviews a potato chip inspector with an interesting hobby. Enjoy! Written by Pete Lutz DeVour "Maurice" Bunch: Derek Rhein Philboyd Studge: Himself

PROJECT AUDION #15: The Life of Riley Project Audion came into existence about a year ago, formed as a result of the COVID pandemic, with creator Larry Groebe seeking a way to bring actors together and provide entertainment for folks stuck at home. In this fifteenth edition of the series, it's PA's recreation of the classic radio (later TV) situation comedy "The Life of Riley" and the charming 1950 episode "The Rileys' First Date" -- originally aired for Thanksgiving, but re-created for Valentine's Day, 2021. Audion's edition comes complete with recreated laugh track. Directed by Tom Wilkens, and starring a truly transcontinental cast: Bob Beaumont, California Duane Noch, Oregon Patte Rosebank, Toronto Jack Ward, Nova Scotia John Mauldin, Tennessee Fern & Barry Katz, Florida Ken Raney, Texas Tom Wilkens, Illinois Trevor Rines, Canada The laugh track was developed by Dick Huitema in Florida, and the production was under the supervision of Larry Groebe in Texas

Here's the Narada Radio Company's very first entry for the Sonic Society's Summerstock Playhouse: a remake of the Lux Radio Theater's 1951 adaptation of Carol Reed's 1949 film, "The Third Man". In case you didn't know, the Summerstock Playhouse brings you, every Summer, a handful of old-time radio remakes from modern-day audio drama producers. As I indicated above, this was our first entry. We've participated in every festival since 2015 and will be releasing more remakes this summer. Enjoy the show! CAST OF CHARACTERS: Announcer – Lisa Marie Ayala John Milton Kennedy – Larry Hutchison William Keighley – Christian Ferris Harry Lime – Pete Lutz Holly Martins – Alan Clower Major Calloway – Jason D. Johnson Sergeant Paine – Dana Gonsalves Baron Kurtz – Nick Wommack The Porter – Eric Lutz The Porter's Wife – Tamara Merson Wren Hotel Clerk – Kevin Schuster Anna Schmidt – Leanne King Landlady – Merilee Robinson Dr. Winkel – John Valadez Libby Collins, Hollywood Reporter – Darrin Ruiz Mr. Popescu – Jordan Bruster-Campo Viennese Bystander – Christian Ferris Little Boy – Bailey Roberts Father – Skeeter Ullmann Irene Winston, Actress – Kendra Womack Captain Brodsky – Carl Yowell German Policemen – Pete Lutz Priest – Dana Gonsalves

Episode 2 -- "Jack Tries to Get Rose Bowl Tickets", The Lucky Strike Program starring Jack Benny Welcome to Old-Time Radio Essentials, a new podcast wherein a specific episode from a selected OTR series is presented, and then discussed by three co-hosts: Pete Lutz, Jane St. John and Paul Arbisi; to determine whether or not it meets the following criteria: 1. Is it truly representative of that series? (Can anyone point to it and say, "Yes, that is what [NAME OF SERIES] was all about.") 2. Is it an episode worthy of inclusion in any and every OTR aficionado's private collection? So with this in mind, we three bring you, as our second installment (and Paul's choice), this episode of what was popularly called "The Jack Benny Program", originally broadcast 01-04-1948. We'll introduce the show, play it in its entirety, then discuss it at length. Thanks for joining us, and we hope you enjoy it!

Do you dare to go down into...THE CELLAR?" Welcome to the eighth number in our continuing horror/suspense anthology series! We proudly present "Skulls in the Stars", adapted by our director Pete Lutz, from a pulp-fiction story by Robert E. Howard -- Solomon Kane wanders the swamps and moors of old England and meets up with an evil entity -- but can he defeat it before it defeats him? ENJOY, my friends! Co-producer: JOHN BELL Music by Dr. ROSS BERNHARDT Cast in Order of Appearance: CADAVERA QUIVRY: Angela Young DOCTOR: Carl Yowell WOMAN: Tanja Milojevic BOY: Zoe Jenkins SOLOMON KANE: Owen McCuen THE GHOST: Jason D. Johnson GHOST'S VICTIM: Russ Walker EZRA THE MISER: Sarah Golding VILLAGERS 1, 2, 3, 4: Jason D. Johnson, Russ Walker, Geri Elliff, Pete Lutz CROWD: All Cast including John Bell ANNOUNCER: Graham Rowat

PULP-POURRI THEATRE S3 E2 "Right Number, Wrong Party" (Suspense) "Right Number, Wrong Party" is the story of a hero cop with feet of clay, and a phone call that never should have been answered. Music by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech dot com. Starring the Narada Radio Company. Adapted by Pete Lutz from an audio play script by Jack J. Ward. Pulp-Pourri Theatre theme composed and performed by Rich Wentworth. Special features between-the-acts were written by Pete Lutz. CAST OF RIGHT NUMBER, WRONG PARTY: HOST: Pete Lutz ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala BENNETT HADLEY: Julio Herrera KITTERSTEIN: Maurice Curran TELEPHONE OPERATOR/911 OPERATOR: Kristy Glick SHARON HADLEY: Ophelia McBride WAITER: Jim Baldridge Garst COLIN PARRISH: George Hatfield LOUDSPEAKER VOICE: Nancy Gaugler SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: "Extreme Laundry Folding Competition" Segments: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold PHILBOYD STUDGE: Pete Lutz POLLY COTTEN: Aileen Corpos SGT MAJOR TIM PLAIT WHISTLE: HMCM Mark Hacala, USN (Ret)

SUNSET BOULEVARD (Suspense) In this special live presentation, recorded in 2019, the Narada Radio Company brings you their audio interpretation of Billy Wilder's classic film, SUNSET BOULEVARD. This production included live music and more than 90 sound effects, 60 of them live, performed and created in front of a live audience. Produced and directed by Pete Lutz. CAST: ANNOUNCERS... Rick Nielsen, Aileen Corpos PETUNIA DOVETONSILS (Your Host) ... Geri Elliff HANDSOME MAN, ARTIE, and CECIL B. DEMILLE... Joe Martinez JOE GILLIS... Chris Starnes NORMA DESMOND... Becky Nielsen BETTY... Dawn Robertson MAX... Pete Lutz SHELDRAKE, OLD STUDIO GUARD and POLICE LIEUTENANT... Jason D. Johnson LANA, SKOLSKY, and DeMille's ASSISTANT... Narice Hopp FINANCE COMPANY MAN #1 and YOUNG STUDIO GUARD... Geneva Aubrey FINANCE COMPANY MAN #2 and MORINO... Aileen Corpos POLICE CAPTAIN... Rick Nielsen DETECTIVE... Jessica Mathews MUSIC... Dr Ross Bernhardt. SOUND EFFECTS... Kathie Ricketts, Jessica Mathews

Episode 2 -- "Jack Tries to Get Rose Bowl Tickets", The Lucky Strike Program starring Jack Benny Welcome to Old-Time Radio Essentials, a podcast wherein a specific episode from a selected OTR series is presented, and then discussed by three co-hosts: Pete Lutz, Jane St. John and Paul Arbisi; to determine whether or not it meets the following criteria: 1. Is it truly representative of that series? (Can anyone point to it and say, "Yes, that is what [NAME OF SERIES] was all about.") 2. Is it an episode worthy of inclusion in any and every OTR aficionado's private collection? So with this in mind, we three bring you, as our second installment (and Paul's choice), this episode of what was popularly called "The Jack Benny Program", originally broadcast 01-04-1948. We'll introduce the show, play it in its entirety, then discuss it at length. Thanks for joining us, and we hope you enjoy it!

THE THEORY OF MUTUAL REPULSION (SCI-FI/SUSPENSE) "Do you dare to go down into...THE CELLAR?" Welcome to the seventh number in our continuing horror/suspense anthology series! We proudly present "The Theory of Mutual Repulsion", adapted by our director/producer Pete Lutz, from a sci-fi pulp-fiction story by Margaret St Clair. Dr. Rebecca Colley is a scientist whose device was intended to end war, but the world soon learns that its effects may well end mankind! CAST: ANGELA YOUNG as CADAVERA QUIVRY GRAHAM ROWAT as YOUR ANNOUNCER Sarah Golding as REBECCA COLLEY Jessica Mathews as THE SOCIAL MEDIA POD VOICE Ashley Kristeen Vega as VINNIE JOHNSON Owen McCuen, Alan Clower & Pete Lutz as THE PENTAGON MEN Jackie Ayers as TANYA SHAPIRO Lisa Michaud as THE FRENCH SOCIAL MEDIA POD VOICE Pete Lutz as FRANCOIS RENAUD Jason D. Johnson as SERGEANT MA Mark Rigsby as THE GUNMAN 'THE CELLAR' theme by Tom Rory Parsons MUSIC FOR THIS EPISODE by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com "Curse of the Scarab"; "On the Shore"; "Trio for Piano, Cello & Clarinet" Sound effects from the Public Domain and freesound.org

PULP-POURRI THEATRE S1 E4: LIGHTS (SUPERNATURAL) "Lights" is a tale of the supernatural adapted by Pete Lutz from the pulp-fiction story by Philip Fisher. Set in China in the 1920s, it involves the crew of a U.S. Navy destroyer and the court-martial of two of her officers. One of the officers claims he saw something...everybody else says whatever it was he saw, just wasn't there. Starring the Narada Radio Company. Music by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech dot com. (Originally released 3/2014) CAST OF CHARACTERS: ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala COURT PRESIDENT: Darren Rockhold JUDGE ADVOCATE: Matthew Willoughby CAPT. KENNART: Andres Elizondo II LT. WARREN CAREY: Jordan Bruster-Campo LCDR. RICHARD FELDHAUS, MD: Philboyd Studge YEOMAN BENSON: Skeeter Ullman LOOKOUT: Dana Gonsalves HELMSMAN: Austin Hanna QUARTERMASTER: Juan Perez BOATSWAIN: Larry Hutchison SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: Katherine Crawford, Keane Lutz, Pete Lutz

Episode 1 -- "Treasure Island", The Mercury Theatre On the Air Based on the very positive response from our 2nd annual Christmas Special, Moonlight Audio is happy to present the full series of Old-Time Radio Essentials, a podcast wherein a specific episode from a selected OTR series is presented, and then discussed by three co-hosts: Pete Lutz, Jane St. John and Paul Arbisi; to determine whether or not it meets the following criteria: 1. Is it truly representative of that series? (Can anyone point to it and say, "Yes, that is what [NAME OF SERIES] was all about.") 2. Is it an episode worthy of inclusion in any and every OTR aficionado's private collection? So with this in mind, we three bring you, as our first installment, the 2nd episode of Orson Welles's Mercury Theatre series, "Treasure Island", originally broadcast July 18th, 1938. We'll introduce the show, play it in its entirety, then discuss it at length. Thanks for joining us, and we hope you enjoy it! To comment or give suggestions for future discussions, please write to us at [email protected] . Watch for monthly releases of Old-Time Radio Essentials, right here on Moonlight Audio!

PULP-POURRI THEATRE S3 E4: The Time-Cutter (SCI-FI) "The Time-Cutter" is an original story by our producer-director, Pete Lutz. Originally written and produced as a live "radio" drama on the stage at Harbor Playhouse in 2001, Pete revised the script for Pulp-Pourri Theatre in 2014. This production is sponsored by Ō-Sha-Lene Motor Fuel and stars the Narada Radio Company. It's a companion piece to the previously issued "D.N.A. Pit" episode. John Dark lives in the year 2050 but believes he somehow got unstuck in time and originally comes from another era, one in the past. He makes a living in Celestial City as a time-traveling private detective, calling himself "The Time-Cutter". This episode of Pulp-Pourri Theatre outlines John Dark's latest case, which could, on a very personal level, be called his strangest. Listen and enjoy! CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order of appearance): JOHN DARK: Todd Jones VIVIAN CHEN: Griffin Greene BRENDA ROMERO: Katie Loftin TAXI DRIVER: Mark Hacala SHOOTER: Julio Herrera REPORTER: Aaron Kenigsberg KIM MICHAEL: McKenna DeYoung NURSE NANCY: Ophelia McBride ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala ADDITIONAL VOICES: Emily Carpenter, Christin Sanchez Ō-SHA-LENE Commercial Voices: Derek Lutz/John Valadez/Michele Cotter/Pete Lutz/Cheyenne Gibbs/Jason D. Johnson/Debby Leal/Lisa Ayala OPENING ANNOUNCERS: Gene Lutz, Rich Wentworth PULP-POURRI THEATRE THEME composed and performed by Rich Wentworth MUSIC BY THE FOLLOWING (Through a Creative Commons License): The Good Lawdz, "One For Brownie" U.S. Army Blues Band, "Dance Of The Stargazer" The Good Lawdz, "Preachin' The Blues" U.S. Army Blues Band, "Bayou Farewell" Dazie Mae, "I Have To Spend More Time With My Lover" Kevin MacLeod, "Reign Supreme" Kevin MacLeod, "Unseen Horrors" Blue Dot Sessions, "That River Wide" Kevin MacLeod, "Water Lily"

SLIPPERY FINGERS by Dashiell Hammett (MYSTERY) We proudly present episode three, "Slippery Fingers", adapted by Pete Lutz from Hammett's third published Op story, in 1923. We hope you enjoy it and will join us for future episodes. The Tec is hired by the adult son of a wealthy man, who was found murdered in his study under unusual circumstances. Fingerprints were found on the murder weapon but they can't be traced to anybody. Join the Tec for an unusual look into police procedure and specialized criminal activity! ADVENTURES OF THE FEDERATED TEC WAS CONCEIVED BY PETE LUTZ AND DEVELOPED BY PETE LUTZ AND MARK SLADE. "Slippery Fingers" was dramatized, directed and produced by Pete Lutz. Mixing and post-production was by Daniel French of Fishbonius Sound Design. Our Cast consisted of the following players: ANNOUNCER: Darren Rockhold THE FEDERATED TEC, HORSEY BOY 2: Pete Lutz FREDERICK GROVER, BOB TEAL: Jordan Bruster BARTON, DET. PHELS, VOICE OF HAMMETT: Paul Arbisi NED ROOT, GEORGE FARR: Jeff Moon HORSEY BOY 1, DET. DEAN, MARQUIS HOTEL DETECTIVE: John Bell JOSEPH CLANE: Frank Guglielmelli SGT. O'GAR: Jason D. Johnson DICK FOLEY: Mark Kalita THE OLD MAN: Joe Stofko THEME/INCIDENTAL MUSIC: Dr. Ross Bernhardt Join us next time for episode four, "The Black Hat that Wasn't There"! AND BE SURE TO HEAR ALL EPISODES OF THIS SERIES, RIGHT HERE ON MOONLIGHT AUDIO!

2-B-R-0-2-B by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (SCI-FI) Join us in the year 2000 as seen from the 1960s, in this classic dystopian story by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. 2-B-R-0-2-B (pronounced "To Be Or Not To Be") is set in a different America, one where population control is the absolute law. A dark story but not without a bit of humor. From season 2 of Pulp-Pourri Theatre, adapted, directed and produced by Pete Lutz, and starring the Narada Radio Company. Certain music passages by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com. All materials such as sound effects and incidental music in this production were sourced from the public domain or other sources, were used for entertainment purposes only, with no infringement intended. Special features between the acts and commercials for fictitious products were written and produced by Pete Lutz. CAST OF CHARACTERS: ANNOUNCER: Lisa Marie Ayala VONNEGUT: Christian Ferris EDWARD K. WEHLING, JR: John Valadez DR. BENJAMIN HITZ: Jason D. Johnson LEORA DUNCAN: Wendy Sauer COP: Derek E. Lutz PAINTER: Pete Lutz NURSE: Darrin Ruiz HOSPITAL ORDERLY: Dana Gonsalves ETHICAL SUICIDE HOSTESS: Leanne King SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: Chip Lutz, Andy Schmillen, Ken Schmillen, Chris Hawkins, Stephanie Jordan, McKenna DeYoung, Maggie Strain, Cheyenne Gibbs

THE D.N.A. PIT (SCI-FI) "The D.N.A. Pit" is an original story by Pulp-Pourri Theatre's producer-director, Pete Lutz. Originally written and produced as a live "radio" drama on the stage at Harbor Playhouse in 2001, Pete revised the script for the series' third season in 2014. This production is sponsored by Dromedary Cigarettes and stars the Narada Radio Company. Dr. Philip Schaefer is a geneticist in Celestial City who has invented what's being called an Earth-shattering device: The D.N.A. Pit, which is capable of altering any living creature's DNA. Dr. Schaefer wants to use his device for the good of mankind, but forces beyond his control may try to subvert his miraculous device to their own twisted ends! Listen and enjoy! CAST OF CHARACTERS (In order of appearance): VENESSA SANTOS: Aileen Corpos DR. PHILIP SCHAEFER: Dana Gonsalves* DR. DARREN McCORMICK: Austin Hanna COMPUTER VOICE: Angela Elgueda Young* STERLING STEELE: Mark Hacala HOMELESS MAN/HENCHMAN: Juan Perez FEDERAL AGENT #1: Austin Beach (of Audioblivious Productions) FEDERAL AGENT #2: Julio Herrera GEN. THANH NGUYEN: Pete Lutz KATIE McCORMICK: Cheyenne Gibbs ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala * Original 2001 Cast Member DROMEDARY CIGARETTES Commercial Voices: Kristy Glick Pete Lutz Kendra Womack Angela Elgueda Young Lisa Michaud PIANO: Ross Bernhardt OPENING ANNOUNCERS: Gene Lutz, Rich Wentworth PULP-POURRI THEATRE THEME composed and performed by Rich Wentworth EPISODE THEME: "Second Coming" by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech dot com.

THE EYES OF THAR (SCI-FI) For this episode from Pulp-Pourri Theatre's fourth season, we journey to the Red Planet for a weird sci-fi adventure that takes place both under the surface and in a completely different universe. It's called "The Eyes of Thar" and was penned by that prolific pulpster, Henry Kuttner. Kuttner lived a short life, dying in 1958 at the age of 42, but in that time he published dozens of short stories for the pulps, 18 or more novels, and just as many stories for the Golden-Age Green Lantern comic book series. If you haven't heard of Kuttner, perhaps you've read a story published under one of 17 different pseudonyms; his contemporaries felt he'd been cheated out of his well-deserved fame, because his fans didn't know he'd written so many stories under so many names. "The Eyes of Thar" was originally published under the Kuttner name in the Fall 1944 issue of Planet Stories. The adaptation was written by Pete Lutz in 2014 and recorded in 2016, with some pick-up lines recorded in 2017. Ms. Morizawa's introduction was recorded in 2017. Stay tuned after the episode to hear a very special announcement for a worthy organization. CAST: GUEST INTRODUCTION by Julia Morizawa of "The Bright Sessions" podcast ANNOUNCER, QUIANA, and THE CREATURE: Kristy Glick SAMUEL DANTAN and THE SHAMAN: Pete Lutz Musical score composed and performed by Tom Rory Parsons Post-production and sound design by MJ Cogburn Pulp-Pourri Theatre theme composed and performed by Rich Wentworth Opening announcements by Gene Lutz and Rich Wentworth

FIRST CONTACT (SCI-FI) A re-imagining of the classic story from the Old Time Radio Show X Minus One. The story was written by Murray Leinster and bought up to date by Gareth Severn of Studio Severn Productions. Two distant and differing races encounter each other in a chance meeting in outer space. How will they react to each other? Will this meeting culminate in a great friendship or will everything turn sour? Find out when we have 'First Contact'. Starring The Announcer - Jerry Kokich Dave Maresca - Lt. Dort Pete Lutz - Captain Roger Emmenheim Emily Rittamer - The Alien Robert Finch - The Commander Frank Guglielmelli - Weapons Control Lashanta Hall - Communications Officer Rocky Westbrook - Navigation Controller Lt. Burns - Carson Campbell Special Credits - Artwork: Stephen Goad

DOCTOR WHO: THE FINAL GAME - Episode 7 (SCI-FI) At long last, the final chapter in this special Doctor Who fanfic series from Studio Severn and Black Glove Studios! (See our previous chapters right here at Moonlight Audio!) The Final Game Part Seven Two Time Lords. One Last Battle. A Final Farewell. Celebrating 50 Years of Jon Pertwee and Roger Delgado in Doctor Who Cast List The Doctor - Marshall Tankersley The Master - Terry Cooper Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart - Tony J Fyler Sarah Jane Smith - Sarah Wheatley Liz Shaw - Denise Sutton Jo Jones - Julia Eve Mike Yates - Johnny Robinson Sgt Benton - Richard Gurl Lieutenant Samantha Thompson - Zoe Jenkins Corporal Carol Bell - Natalie Chisholm Corporal Maisie Hawk - Lillian Rachel San Jackson - Lee Rawlings Sgt Osgood - Stephen McGrane Prime Minister Jeremy Thorpe - Mark McManus The Daleks - James Hart The First Doctor - Owen McCuen The Second Doctor - Chris Walker-Thomson The Next Doctor - Paul Jones Jeremy Fitzoliver - Gareth Severn Doctor Henderson - Paul Arbisi

THE CELLAR Episode 6: "The Defense Rests" (HORROR) "Do you dare to go down into...THE CELLAR?" Welcome to episode six of our continuing horror/suspense anthology series, "The Defense Rests", adapted by our director/producer Pete Lutz, from a 1938 pulp-fiction story by Julius Long. Joanna Sanders is a ruthless defense attorney who will stop at nothing to get her clients acquitted, until one day she suddenly finds herself unable to do a thing in the aftermath of a particular murder. CAST: ANGELA YOUNG as CADAVERA QUIVRY GRAHAM ROWAT as YOUR ANNOUNCER Aileen Corpos as JOANNA SANDERS Lisa Ayala, Katie Loftin, Zoe Jenkins and Rachel Rumler as THE REPORTERS Zoe Jenkins as THE BAILIFF and THE BYSTANDER Teddi Giggy as THE JUDGE Merilee Robinson as THE FOREWOMAN OF THE JURY Lisa Michaud as DISTRICT ATTORNEY ROBERTS Jessica Mathews as TALIA Leo Longoria as COSTELLO Michele Barnett as DOCTOR ASMAN Jackie Ayers as DOCTOR GOWANS Victoria Fancki as BILLIE WILLIAMS "The Cellar" theme by Tom Rory Parsons Sound effects created by Pete Lutz, and/or acquired from freesound.org and/or the Public Domain Music passages from the following compositions by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com: Symmetry Shadowlands 2 - Bridge Shadowlands 4 - Breath Shadowlands 7 - Codex

LOST HEARTS by M. R. James (HORROR) This tale tells the story of Stephen Elliott, a young orphan boy, who is sent to stay with his much older cousin, Mr Abney, at a remote country mansion, Aswarby Hall, in Lincolnshire. His cousin is a reclusive alchemist obsessed with making himself immortal. Unfortunately, Stephen soon discovers a terrible secret at Aswarby that may affect his life drastically. CAST: STEPHEN: Austin Mosher MR. ABNEY: Pete Lutz NARRATOR/MRS. BUNCH: Sarah Golding MR. PARKES: Jason D. Johnson Closing credits read by C. K. Standard Adapted for audio by Pete Lutz from the 1895 short story by M. R. James. Produced, Composed, Directed and Sound Designed by Tom Rory Parsons Art by Rachel Peebles

Kraft Music Hall w/Bing Crosby 44-12-21 Christmas Show Philco Radio Time w/Bing Crosby 47-12-24 Christmas Show Yes, it's a full hour of music and comedy when Bing and his special guests gather round the microphone for the holidays. In these two examples of Bing's standard Christmas fare, we'll hear the 1944 Kraft Music Hall show, and the one from Philco Radio Time in 1947. We hope you've enjoyed these holiday selections, personally selected by Moonlight Audio Theatre's curators. OLD TIME-RADIO

THE NEW ADVENTURES OF NERO WOLFE: The Case of the Slaughtered Santas (CHRISTMAS) Sydney Greenstreet stars as the title character, which originated in the novels by Rex Stout. Wolfe is reluctant to take on a strange case involving the murders of several bell-ringing, corner-standing Santa Clauses. Originally aired 12/22/50. OLD-TIME RADIO

THE SIX-SHOOTER: "Britt Ponset's Christmas Carol" Welcome to Old-Time Radio Essentials, a monthly podcast dedicated to the discussion and evaluation of various episodes of Old-Time Radio. As our title suggests, we look for and try to select those episodes that truly represent a particular series, and belong in every OTR aficionado's collection. And so we present, as our 2nd annual Christmas Special, this episode of the Western series starring James Stewart, "The Six-Shooter". Join us for the full episode, and stay for the discussion afterwards! Co-hosts Pete, Paul and Dave have years of experience listening to classic radio shows and you'll have fun listening to the deconstruction. For more episodes of this series, search "Old-Time Radio Essentials" at naradaradio.libsyn.com

PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT LIGHTS WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS TREE, 1941 (CHRISTMAS) In this historic broadcast direct from the White House, hear FDR's words as he lights the White House Christmas tree, just two weeks or so after the attack on Pearl Harbor. With greetings from the Girl and Boy Scouts of America, songs from a choir, and statements from both Pres. Roosevelt and special guest Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of Great Britain, who was visiting Washington at the time. (OLD-TIME RADIO)

HOTPOINT HOLIDAY HOUR: "The Man Who Came to Dinner" starring Jack Benny (CHRISTMAS) In this delightful radio adaptation of the famous Kaufman & Hart script, Jack Benny plays the curmudgeonly Sheridan Whiteside, who takes over the home of a wealthy family in an Ohio town, after he is injured in a fall. While the role wasn't written with Benny in mind, Jack's personality is infused with Whiteside's and the play truly becomes his. Enjoy! (OLD-TIME RADIO)

LUX RADIO THEATRE: Miracle on 34th Street (CHRISTMAS) In this delightful adaptation of the classic Holiday film, Lux presents the story of Kriss Kringle, who gets hired as 'the best store Santa Claus ever" by Macy's Department Store in New York City. But is he truly old Saint Nick, as the children come to believe, or just a deranged old coot? Find out for yourself as you listen in delight to "Miracle on 34th Street"! Originally aired on CBS radio, 12-20-48.

SANTA'S STOLEN TOY SACK, A Jake Dimes Christmas Number In this special Christmas Western adventure, Jake Dimes, Range Detective returns to tell a heartwarming tale of the Old West, so have a seat and lend us yore ears, pard'ners! Adapted, produced and directed by Pete Lutz, from a pulp Western story written by S. Omar Barker. Starring THE NARADA RADIO COMPANY. CAST: Cannonball Kelly as YOUR ANNOUNCER Dana Gonsalves as JAKE DIMES Glenn Hascall as MR. PINKELSON Austin Beach as BRIAR BUCK John Bell as POP JECKLIN Owen McCuen as OLD JOE McGILLIS Agnes McCuen as CAP Eloise McCuen as KITTY Aubrey Miller as MARTHA Sebastian Ruiz as EDDIE and Philboyd Studge as JACK JAQUEZ with additional voices by Lisa Michaud, Philboyd Studge, Ana Ruiz, Evy Elizondo, Crosby Miller, Eva Huckaby, Ian Robertson and Jacqueline Robertson. Music passages came from "The Winter's Passed" by Wayne Barlow, plus the traditional Christmas carols "Wexford Carol" and "The Holly and the Ivy". The Jake Dimes Theme was composed by Pete Lutz, arranged and performed by Dr. Ross Bernhardt.

MIRACLE FOR CHRISTMAS (DRAMA) It's the Narada Radio Company's 2nd of three very special holiday offerings for 2020, a loving remake of the classic radio drama, "Miracle for Christmas", from the Grand Central Station series, broadcast annually for several years. Our script is from the 12-24-1949 broadcast. In this heartwarming tale, a cynical ambulance driver resents having to work on Christmas Eve; but he soon realizes the importance of his job when the young doctor he is transporting from case to case appears to perform miracle after miracle. You will want to listen to this one again and again. NARADA RADIO COMPANY CAST: ANNOUNCERS: Michele Barnett, Dawn Robertson MAC: John Bell DR. MASON: Dana Gonsalves SWITCHBOARD GIRL/ELLIE: Jessica Mathews DR. GARRETT: Chuck Wilson DISPATCHER: Dawn Robertson DRUNK/YOUNG FATHER: Pete Lutz VOICE IN THE CROWD: Ross Bernhardt MUSIC BY Dr. Ross Bernhardt DIRECTED & PRODUCED BY Pete Lutz Recorded via Zoom in November 2020.

PROJECT AUDION PRESENTS: "The Plot to Overthrow Christmas" In this new production, the Project Audion players remake Norman Corwin's classic holiday tale, told completely in rhyme! We learn how the forces of evil want to destroy Christmas, and how a hero comes to the rescue! Project Audion was created in 2020 by Larry Groebe of Generic Radio Workshop and this is their 13th production, bringing actors from all over the United States, plus a few from Canada, together via Zoom to re-create the classics of Old-Time Radio. Find more productions (with video included!) at YouTube: search "project audion larry groebe". CAST: Doug Fain - Simon Legree, Stranger Dana Gonsalves - Haman, Stranger Larry Groebe - Sotto Voce Les Marsden - Santa Claus Sally Martinez - Violin, Stranger Chris Messersmith - Mephistopheles Duane Noch - Nero Brad Oxnam - Announcer, Caligula Patte Rosebank - Lucretia Borgia, Stranger Lothar Tuppan - Messenger, Ivan the Terrible

'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS (COMEDY) Lovingly remade by the Narada Radio Company, this is Radio City Playhouse's adaptation of Paul Gallico's short story, originally broadcast 12/25/49 on NBC Radio. A newspaperman and his photographer are shanghaied on Christmas Eve by the Editor's bossy wife to find and deliver two goats and a red wagon. Hijinks and hilarity ensue as they reluctantly take on this challenge. CAST: Pete Lutz as PERRY BROWN Dana Gonsalves as AL VOGEL John Bell as TEX COURT and MR. PETTINGSOLL Jessica Mathews as RUSTY Michele Barnett as ANNOUNCER and MRS. BUANACASSA Dawn Robertson as THE WAITRESS, MRS. PETTINGSOLL and THE BOY Chuck Wilson as THE BUTLER and THE WAITER John Bell, Jessica Mathews and Chuck Wilson as THE GOATS. Music was by Dr. Ross Bernhardt. Direction and post-production by Pete Lutz Recorded in Zoom in November 2020.

THE LAST WIGWAM CHRISTMAS (SUPERNATURAL/CHRISTMAS) "Uncanny County" is an anthology series featuring stories of the supernatural, the weird, and the macabre; sometimes the stories are touching, other times they're humorous. But they're always extremely well-made and entertaining. In "The Last Wigwam Christmas", an Indian-themed motel on a deserted stretch of road is seeing an unusual amount of traffic on Christmas Eve. In Uncanny County, anything can happen, and it usually does. CAST: Alison Crane, Todd Faulkner, Emily Edwards, Matthew Hammond, Ron Sanborn, Monah Yancy, William Franke Written by Allison Crane, adapted from her play. Uncanny County created by Todd Faulkner & Alison Crane Produced by Todd Faulkner, Alison Crane and William Franke Executive Producer: Jessica Walker

Set in the 1960s, a well-loved actor is asked to come back and play the role of a lifetime - but he has to be convinced. It takes a young boy to convince him. Is the boy who he seems to be? Will the actor take the role? What will it ultimately mean? A life-affirming story with a touch of seasonal magic. The Christmas Storyteller was written, produced, and mixed by Glenn Hascall. CAST: Joe Stofko as Keith Carter Glenn Hascall as Edward Winfield Natalie Stanfield as Gloria Joyce Peter Katt as William Roberts, and The Dehnert family as John, Katie, Joanie, Chloe, Rigby, and Henry.

A Christmas Carol is a novella by Charles Dickens, first published in London by Chapman & Hall in 1843 and illustrated by John Leech. A Christmas Carol recounts the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, an elderly miser who is visited by the ghost of his former business partner Jacob Marley, and then three other spirits, all in hopes of transforming Scrooge into a better man. This production is brought to you by Studio Severn, produced and directed by Gareth Severn. It is an adaptation of the 1939 radio play starring Lionel Barrymore, whom some say was the best and only Ebeneezer Scrooge. Narrator/Belle's Husband/Second Gentleman – Gareth Severn Ebenezer Scrooge – Glenn Hascall Bob Cratchit – Rocky Westbrook Fred (Scrooge's Nephew) – Ted Wenskus Gentleman (Collector for charity)/Tiny Tim – Steven Walker Ghost of Marley – Pete Lutz Ghost of Christmas Past – Larry Oliver Ghost of Christmas Present – Dexter Herron Fezziwig – Owen McCuen Belle/Fran/Girl – Zoe Jenkins Mrs Cratchit – Julia Eve Martha Cratchit – Sarah Pinel First Gentleman – Tom Fellas Mrs Dilber – Natalie Winter Charwoman – Lillian Rachel Undertaker's Man – Cary Michel Ayers Old Joe – Terry Cooper Scrooge's Niece – Natalie Chisolm The Cratchitt Children - Zoe Jenkins, Gareth Severn, Joanie and Chloe Denhart

Penned in 1847, Emily Bronte's story of love, hate, and revenge has remained an eternal classic. Heathcliff, a foundling boy, is taken in by the kind Mr. Earnshaw and raised with his own children, Cathy and Hindley. While Hindley's jealousy grows, Cathy finds the boy endearing and together they form an inseparable bond. Despite her connection and love for Heathcliff, Cathy struggles with fulfilling society's expectations of her to marry a rich man or the desire to follow her heart: Heathcliff. SOLE TWIN AUDIO John Bell as the Announcer and Lockwood Karl Werner as Heathcliff Mindy Rast-Keenan as Isabella Marisha Tapera as Ellen Alexa Chipman as Cathy Karim Kronfli as Earnshaw Rachel Pulliam as Young Heathcliff Emily Smith as Young Cathy Gabriel Harris as Young Hindley David Ault as Hindley Pete Lutz as Edgar Linton John Lingard as Joseph Jerry Kokich as Dr Kenneth Alex Gilmour as Servant Directed by Rachel Pulliam

"TODAY'S SPECIAL" (HORROR) Welcome to "The Cellar", Episode Five: "Today's Special", by our director/producer Pete Lutz, inspired by an episode of the BBC Radio series, "The Price of Fear". It's the story of two friends who frequent a little out-of-the-way restaurant in the Hill Country of Texas. What's on the menu may turn out to be a little...unusual. Bon Appetit! NARADA RADIO COMPANY CAST: ANNOUNCER: Graham Rowat CADAVERA QUIVRY (Your Ghostly Host): Angela Young LINUS MATHRIDGE: Alan Clower CAVIN CARSTAIRS: Dana Gonsalves MRS MATHRIDGE/HOSTESS: Kristy Glick MME. FEDOSIA: Aileen Corpos RESTAURANT PATRON: Kevin Schuster AIRPORT ANNOUNCEMENTS: Zoe Jenkins, Pete Lutz MUSIC composed for this episode by Dr. Ross Bernhardt "THE CELLAR" Theme by Tom Rory Parsons

THE PHILBOYD STUDGE INTERVIEW: Owner of a Fire Extinguisher Factory (COMEDY) One of several interviews by the Narada Radio Company's globe-trotting reporter, Philboyd Studge, this time he's in Lost Dog Falls Vermont, interviewing the owner of the 4-F Fire Extinguisher Company, Fred Fernandez. Written and produced by Pete Lutz Fred Fernandez: R. C. Lutz Felicity Fernandez: Jordan Bruster Philboyd Studge as Himself

Penned in 1847, Emily Bronte's story of love, hate, and revenge has remained an eternal classic. Heathcliff, a foundling boy, is taken in by the kind Mr. Earnshaw and raised with his own children, Cathy and Hindley. While Hindley's jealousy grows, Cathy finds the boy endearing and together they form an inseparable bond. Despite her connection and love for Heathcliff, Cathy struggles with fulfilling society's expectations of her to marry a rich man or the desire to follow her heart: Heathcliff. SOLE TWIN AUDIO John Bell as the Announcer and Lockwood Karl Werner as Heathcliff Mindy Rast-Keenan as Isabella Marisha Tapera as Ellen Alexa Chipman as Cathy Karim Kronfli as Earnshaw Rachel Pulliam as Young Heathcliff Emily Smith as Young Cathy Gabriel Harris as Young Hindley David Ault as Hindley Pete Lutz as Edgar Linton John Lingard as Joseph Jerry Kokich as Dr Kenneth Alex Gilmour as Servant Directed by Rachel Pulliam

Penned in 1847, Emily Bronte's story of love, hate, and revenge has remained an eternal classic. Heathcliff, a foundling boy, is taken in by the kind Mr. Earnshaw and raised with his own children, Cathy and Hindley. While Hindley's jealousy grows, Cathy finds the boy endearing and together they form an inseparable bond. Despite her connection and love for Heathcliff, Cathy struggles with fulfilling society's expectations of her to marry a rich man or the desire to follow her heart: Heathcliff. SOLE TWIN AUDIO John Bell as the Announcer and Lockwood Karl Werner as Heathcliff Mindy Rast-Keenan as Isabella Marisha Tapera as Ellen Alexa Chipman as Cathy Karim Kronfli as Earnshaw Rachel Pulliam as Young Heathcliff Emily Smith as Young Cathy Gabriel Harris as Young Hindley David Ault as Hindley Pete Lutz as Edgar Linton John Lingard as Joseph Jerry Kokich as Dr Kenneth Alex Gilmour as Servant Directed by Rachel Pulliam