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CBS Radio Mystery Theater – Tomorrow's Murder (1976)

Tomorrow's Murder (1976) is a classic episode of CBS Radio Mystery Theater, featuring a suspenseful narrative rooted in psychological terror and fate. Written by Sam Dann and hosted by E.G. Marshall, this broadcast exemplifies the artistry of mid-20th-century radio storytelling. 🎙️ Program: CBS Radio Mystery Theater Episode: #0575 - Tomorrow's Murder Original Air Date: December 31, 1976 Genre: Mystery Thriller Running Time: 45 minutes Host: E.G. Marshall Harold Kenneth Starbright is a man pushed to the edge by the pressures of his professional life, but his reality shatters completely when a walk through Morrison City Memorial Park leads to a chilling discovery. A well-dressed stranger points out a pristine granite headstone bearing Harold’s own name, his correct birth date, and a death date exactly one year in the future: March 15, 1978. When Harold returns to the site with his wife, Gretchen, and a doctor, the monument has vanished, leading those closest to him to believe he has suffered a mental breakdown. As the predicted date approaches, Harold becomes trapped in a web of paranoia, wondering if he is the victim of a supernatural premonition or a calculated gaslighting plot involving a secret lover and a self-fulfilling prophecy of murder. 👇 Find More Shows You'll Love: 🐈‍⬛    • CBS Radio Mystery Theater   🚀    • X Minus One   🎭    • Escape   📻    • Suspense Radio Show   🎭 Starring Cast • Robert Dryden: Known for frequent appearances in CBS Radio Mystery Theater and diverse character work in radio. • Earl Hammond: Veteran radio performer active during the mid-to-late 20th century, also known for voice work in animation. • Evie Juster: Prolific voice actress in radio and television throughout the 1960s and 1970s. • Court Benson: Canadian-born actor who appeared regularly in radio dramas and stage productions. 👉 Thank you for being part of our OTR family—Subscribe for more! 📻 Production Notes & Historical Context • The script was written by Sam Dann, one of the most prolific contributors to the series. • This episode originally aired on New Year's Eve, serving as a dark meditation on time and mortality for the 1976 holiday audience. • The production was directed and produced by the series creator, Himan Brown. 💬 Character Quote "In a year I will be dead, darling. I am taking you back to that cemetery to show you that tombstone, and then you will know I am not crazy." 📡 Broadcasting History The term soap opera originated because these daytime serials were predominantly sponsored by soap manufacturers like Procter & Gamble and Lever Brothers. 📻 Vintage Radio Spotlight Philco 41-250 (1941). This Tilt-Front console features a 9-tube chassis capable of receiving AM and shortwave bands, and included a Beam of Light phonograph system. Its marketing slogan was Philco—World's Largest Radio Manufacturer. Hashtags #CBSRMT #MysteryTheater #OldTimeRadio #RadioDrama #PsychologicalThriller #SupernaturalMystery #1970sRadio #EGMarshall #SamDann #AudioHorror #VintageSuspense #CrimeFiction