Change of Address

The mutual broadcasting system presents the mysterious traveler, written, produced, and directed by Robert A. Arthur and David Coughton, and starring two of radio's formal factors, Jan Miner and Wendell Holmes, in Chains of a Drem.

Here's the mysterious traveler inviting you to join me on another journey into the realm of the strange and the terrifying. I hope you will enjoy the trip, and it will really feel a little and cheer you a little.

So settle back, get a good rib on your nerves and be comfortable. If you can, as we meet a gentleman who just found exactly the house he's been looking for, I call his story Change of a Dress.

Have you ever seen a house that made you stay automatically? That house was just made for a murder? Of course you have. But until now, you never wanted to own such a house. But now your name is Andrew Holland.

You're in your 40s, and all your life you've been out for respectable. Now suddenly you feel trapped, completely trapped by your marriage to your wife, your catheter, who rules you with an eye and hand.

That's why when you find this bleak lonely house on the shore of the Pacific Ocean, your heart leads with joy. because it's a house just made for murder. But your story really starts many weeks before that, and many thousand miles away.

In another house, you're ugly, uncomfortable home in Philadelphia. Andrew? Yes, Jocasta? That's your fourth, cocktail. There's only the third, and they're very mild. Two cocktails before dinner, enough for a man of your age. We must think of your health.

I'm only 46. I really don't believe I have one foot in the grave yet. 47. And there's no use taking chances. I'm sure Dr. Stephen would back me up. Dr. Stephen's behind. With another cocktail of taking a chance, I'll take it.