Sleep No More: old time radio tales of terror


(4.9 stars; 8 reviews)

Nelson Olmsted was one of the last great radio horror performers, known for his captivating storytelling and ability to assume the voices of various characters. His series, Sleep No More, aired on NBC in 1956 and typically featured two dramatized short stories per episode, showcasing works from renowned authors like Edgar Allan Poe and W.F. Harvey.

Throughout its run, Sleep No More delivered chilling tales that captivated audiences, blending suspense with masterful narration. Olmsted's unique approach to storytelling, which began in 1939, allowed him to experiment with literature in a dramatic format, leading to a legacy that continues to influence the genre.


This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

Reviews

thank you


(5 stars)

My copy of ep 11 had frequent audio cuts and thanks to your set I have Now Heard it completely. Again Thank you.

Great stories


(5 stars)

Loved the scary and suspenseful stories. Can't wait for more.

fantastic


(5 stars)

absolutely fantastic and easy listening

Sleep No More


Great to have a beer and listen to this at night in my easy char Thans for uploading