Radio Mystery Theater The Hands of Mrs Mallory 0135
Original Airdate: Aug 19, 1974 Episode 135 The Hands of Mrs Mallory Written by Henry Slesar, Directed by Himan Brown, Host: E.G. Marshall Mrs. Mallory inexplicably loses the use of her hands following the death of her husband. After meeting a woman in Central Park who has lost the use of her legs, Mrs. Mallory tries the woman's doctor. The results are surprising. You've come to the right place. Here we present a unique kind of drama. Drama that uses your ears to stimulate your fears. The story you are about to hear concerns another part of the human anatomy. It's a tale about a very frightening pair of hands. Not because they're ugly or mutilated, or because they do evil things. On the contrary. The hands of our heroine do nothing at all, and therein lies her terror. But there's one other subject our story deals with, and it's the most mysterious of all, the human mind. Think of the most beautiful day you can imagine. A day so perfect that the birds are singing its praises. And even the people who line the park benches. Those roosting creatures who seem to exist in a vacuum without emotion seem happy and contented today. But there's one exception, a lady of middle years who sits alone on a bench. Is it her glum expression that has driven away other people? Or perhaps it's the obvious elegance of her mink stole and the glistening perfection of the diamond on her finger. Starring: Celeste Holmes, William Redfield, Evie Juster, Arnold Moss, Leon Janny, Patricia Elliot.
