
Quiet, Please
Horror & Thriller from Heritage Radio Vault. A man begins to tell you what happened, almost as if you were sitting beside him. Quiet, Please draws the listener into stories that can be strange,…
Horror & Thriller
An ordinary sound becomes something you would rather not hear again. Lights Out uses the intimacy of radio to bring uncanny events close, with horror that often depends on what a listener imagines beyond the voices.

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The anthology changes characters and situations from story to story. Its reputation rests on dramatic use of sound and unsettling ideas rather than a detective who can make every ending safe. The surviving material includes different production periods and later versions.
Wyllis Cooper originated Lights Out in Chicago in 1934. Arch Oboler became a defining writer in the network years. Revivals and re-creations complicate the recording history, so the earliest date associated with a script should not automatically become the date of the file available here.
Try one complete story when you can give the sound your attention. If you prefer unease carried by a single conversational voice, follow it with Cooper's later Quiet, Please.
Showing 1-20 of 70 episodes. Order follows the captured public catalogue, not a verified original broadcast chronology.
In our curated collections: Midnight Horror Radio.
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