The Man from Yesterday

Dinner Sanctum mysteries starring Anne Seymour and Byron McCormick brought to you by the makers of Potter's Little Liverpool the best friend to your sunny disposition. Good evening friends. Welcome. Welcome to the Innocentum.

This is Raymond your host, teller of Strange Tales. If you dare, before we begin a word to those of you who don't frighten easily, It'll be not a disgrace if before we're finished you'll find yourself trembling against your will.

Inner Sanctum History takes great pleasure in presenting two of America's best-known and best-loved radio artist, Miss Anne Seymour and Mr. Myron McCormick. Tonight these two favor to the airline's co-star in The Man from yesterday, an original radio Mr. Drummer by Milton Giger, brought to you by the makers of Carter's Little Liverpool, the laxative with the two-way action.

For over 60 years, everybody has known that the name Carter's Little Liberpils means gentle and efficient health whenever a laxative is needed. Yes, and they know too that Carter's Little Liberpils bring added relief by waking up the flow of a very important digestive juice.

So take advantage of this two-way action and ask for Carter's Little Liberpils. I'd like to have your hair stand on end. You like to feel your blood run cold? Mmm, of course you do. Come along with me then to the jungle, still in hot, weirdly yellow in the strange light of the tropic moon.

In a clearing, the African natives of Dr. Robert Rand Museum party sway to the slow problem that a few hundred yards off in the thick bush, a monstrous humpback shaped up silently from the trees, who swiftly across the shadow jungle floor.