made appearances, including Diane Baker ("Picture on a Wall," October 15, 1974; "The Little Old Lady Killer," September 15, 1975)) Theodore Bikel ("Just One More Day," May 29, 1975) Joseph Campanella ("Murder to Perfection," September 30, 1974) Len Cariou ("The Man of Two Centuries," April 29, 1981; "The Headhunters," May 22, 1981) Ralph Carter ("Accounts Receivable", January 16, 1974) Hans Conried Richard Crenna ("Ghost Plane," September 12, 1975) Ruby Dee Sandy Dennis ("Snake in the Grass," July 14, 1975) Nina Foch John Forsythe ("The Golden Blood of the Sun," October 3, 1974) Vincent Gardenia Jack Gilford ("It's Simply Murder," March 27, 1974) Joan Hackett ("The Eye of Death," March 7, 1975) Margaret Hamilton ("Triptych for a Witch," October 30, 1975) Mariette Hartley Casey Kasem ("The Headless Hessian," September 23, 1975) Joanne Linville John Lithgow ("The Deserter," February 6, 1980) Anne Meara ("The Killer Inside," April 1, 1975) Agnes Moorehead ("The Old Ones Are Hard to Kill" (January 6, 1974; "The Ring of Truth," January 26, 1974) Julie Newmar ("Ordeal by Fire," March 21, 1974) Patrick O'Neal Jerry Orbach ("The Follower," January 25, 1975) Sarah Jessica Parker ("The Child Cat's Paw", May 17, 1977) Mandy Patinkin ("Lost Dog," January 9, 1974) Brock Peters ("The Black Whale," September 25, 1975) Kathleen Quinlan ("Ring of Evil," April 16, 1979) Stephan Schnabel Frances Sternhagen Jerry Stiller ("The Frontiers of Fear," August 13, 1974) Beatrice Straight Holland Taylor Roy Thinnes ("Journey Into Terror," August 14, 1974) Ruth Warrick ("Conspiracy to Defraud," February 8, 1974) When the program began in 1974, actors were paid union scale; at the time around $73.92 per episode. Writers earned a flat rate of $350 per episode. Production took place with assembly-line precision. Brown met with actors at 9:00 a.m. for the first script reading. After roles were assigned, recording began. By noon, the recording of the actors was complete, and Brown handed everyone checks. The program was taped in New York at the CBS Studio Building, 49 East 52nd Street in Studio G, formerly Studio 27 (renamed Studio 'G' in honor of Arthur Godfrey whose programs originated in the building for decades). Episodes Below are lists of episodes for each of the nine seasons of CBS Radio Mystery Theater. Awards In 1974, CBSRMT won a Peabody Award, and in 1990 it was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame. On May 6, 1979, Himan Brown was presented a Broadcast