Elizabeth Morgan – författare

Twenty tales of terror and suspense, brought to you by sinister storyteller Vincent PriceHorror legend Vincent Price presents an anthology of eerie, unsettling tales with a devilish twist - some purportedly based on his own adventures, others narrated by him in his own inimitable style.Listen to his horrifying accounts of an unnerving piscatorial experience Down Under, a violinist with very special hands, a Bonfire Night party when a bullying father disappeared and a secretary''s murderous revenge. Here, too, are the spine-chilling stories of a beloved cat with an unusual inheritance, a scientist whose experiments on his own son lead to unforeseen danger and a phoney clairvoyant and her client, who seeks a preview of eternity...Among the star casts are Garard Green, Peter Cushing, Bill Kerr, Coral Browne, Christopher Bidmead, Adrienne Corri, Betty Huntley-Wright, Freddie Jones, Edward Woodward, Annette Crosbie, Maurice Denham and Hywel Bennett.Production creditsPresented by and starring Vincent PriceProduced by John DyasRemains to be SeenDramatised by William Ingram from the story by Jack Ritchie. First broadcast BBC World Service, 1 September 1973William and MaryDramatised by Barry Campbell from the story by Roald Dahl. First broadcast BBC World Service, 8 September 1973Cat''s CradleDramatised by Richard Davis from the story ''The Squaw'' by Bram Stoker. First broadcast BBC World Service, 15 September 1973Meeting in AthensDramatised by Maurice Travers from the story ''So Pale, So Cold, So Fair'' by Charles Birkin. First broadcast BBC World Service, 22 September 1973The Man Who Hated ScenesDramatised by William Ingram from the story by Robert Arthur. First broadcast BBC World Service, 29 September 1973Lot 132Written and dramatised by Elizabeth Morgan. First broadcast BBC World Service, 6 October 1973The WaxworkDramatised by Barry Campbell from the story by AM Burrage. First broadcast BBC World Service, 13 October 1973FishWritten and dramatised by Rene Basilico. First broadcast BBC World Service, 20 October 1973Soul MusicWritten and dramatised by William Ingram. First broadcast BBC World Service, 27 October 1973Guy Fawkes'' NightWritten and dramatised by Richard Davis. First broadcast BBC World Service, 3 November 1973Come As You AreWritten and dramatised by William Ingram. First broadcast BBC World Service, 6 April 1974The Ninth RemovalDramatised by Barry Campbell from the story by R Chetwynd Hayes. First broadcast BBC World Service, 20 April 1974An Eye for an EyeWritten by William Ingram. First broadcast BBC World Service, 27 April 1974Blind Man''s BluffWritten and dramatised by William Ingram. First broadcast BBC World Service, 4 May 1974Goody Two ShoesWritten and dramatised by William Ingram. First broadcast BBC World Service, 30 May 1983To My Dear, Dear SaladinWritten by William Ingram. First broadcast BBC World Service, 6 June 1983The Family AlbumWritten by William Ingram. First broadcast BBC World Service, 13 June 1983Out of the MouthsWritten by William Ingram. First broadcast BBC World Service, 20 June 1983Not Wanted on the VoyageWritten by William Ingram. First broadcast BBC World Service, 27 June 1983Is There Anybody There?Written by William Ingram. Music by Derek PriceFirst broadcast BBC World Service, 4 July 1983©2021 BBC Studios Distributio Ltd (P)2021 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd