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Lights Out (1949-52)
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Episode Guide
compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by
Bob Huggins (RBH), Rina Fox
references:
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UCLA Film and Television Archive
NBC Production
based on the Radio program of the same title "Lights Out" began in radio in 1934.
Produced by Herbert Swope Jr and Ernie Walling
US Thriller/ Suspense Anthology (live)
July 19, 1949 to September 29, 1952
NBC Mondays 9:00-9:30pm
Narrator Jack La Rue (1949-1950)
Host Frank Gallop (1950-1952)
Directed by William Corrigan / Writer Arch Obler
Special Musical Effects
Arlo Hults, organ (1949-52)
Paul Lipman, theremin (1949)
Doris Johnson, harp (1950-52)
Live suspense Anthology
At the beginning of each episode viewers would see only a close shot of
a pair of eyes, then a bloody hand reaching to turn out the lights,
followed by an eerie laugh and the words, "Lights Out, Everybody"....
And in 1946 Fred Coe produced four specials of Lights Out.
Opening Narration: "Hello, looking for a good book to relax with tonight,
well you've come to the right place, we have thousands of them.
There's one in particular an old and curious one, come I'll get it for you. .....Lights Out ......"
Available on DVD:
https://://oldies.com/product-view/4832D.html
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