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Man-Sized in Marble (1977) is a classic episode of CBS Radio Mystery Theater, featuring a supernatural narrative rooted in gothic folklore. Written by George Lowthar and hosted by E.G. Marshall, this broadcast exemplifies the artistry of mid-20th-century radio storytelling through its atmospheric tension and psychological depth. 🎙️ Program: CBS Radio Mystery Theater Episode: #633 - Man-Sized in Marble Original Air Date: April 12, 1977 Genre: Supernatural Horror Running Time: 45 minutes Host: E.G. Marshall This episode follows a young newlywed couple, Jack and Laura, who settle into a charming but secluded cottage near an ancient village church. Their idyllic life is soon overshadowed by a local legend concerning two marble effigies of knights resting within the church. According to the folklore, these stone figures rise and walk the earth every All Saints' Eve to reclaim what was once theirs. Despite Jack's skepticism and attempts to shield his wife from the superstitious fears of the villagers, a sense of dread permeates the household as the holiday approaches. On the fateful night, a sudden storm and a sequence of inexplicable events lead to a chilling confrontation with the supernatural, forcing the couple to face the terrifying possibility that the legends are more than mere stories. 🎭 Starring Cast • Tony Roberts: Known for frequent appearances in CBS Radio Mystery Theater • Marian Seldes: Veteran radio performer active during the 1970s revival era • Court Benson: Prolific voice actor featured in various suspense anthologies • Guy Sorel: Regular radio actor known for supporting roles in dramatic programs 👉 Love audio drama? Subscribe to our channel for the best of the Golden Age. 📻 Production Notes & Historical Context • Adapted from the 1893 supernatural short story by E. Nesbit. • The script was written by George Lowthar, a veteran of Golden Age radio. • Himan Brown produced and directed this episode, utilizing his signature minimalist sound design. • Marian Seldes, who stars in this episode, eventually appeared in more episodes of this series than any other actor. 💬 Character Quote "Jack, please, there is a sound at the door—a heavy, scraping sound, like stone dragging against the floorboards. It can't be them, can it?" 📡 Broadcasting History Many sound effects for the CBS Radio Mystery Theater were recycled from Himan Brown's personal library dating back to the 1940s Inner Sanctum Mysteries, including the famous creaking door. 📻 Vintage Radio Spotlight Philco Model 37-610 (1937). This 'Bullet' style table top radio features a five-tube chassis with three bands, including shortwave capabilities. Its elegant wood cabinet was a staple of late 1930s home decor, marketed under the slogan Philco: Musical Instrument of Quality. Hashtags #CBSRMT #OldTimeRadio #Horror #Supernatural #RadioDrama #EGMarshall #Mystery #VintageRadio #1970s #ENesbit #ClassicAudio #Thriller