Today on “More Monsters” we’re tuning in to a 1947 episode of Mystery in the Air, starring the incomparable Peter Lorre, master of “the creep.” This week’s story is The Horla, adapted from Guy de Maupassant’s classic tale of a Frenchman slowly losing his grip on reality thanks to an invisible presence. Lorre had a reputation for his intense performances on this series. During one episode he supposedly threw his script. To calm you down, you’ll also hear a few vintage ads for Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert pipe tobacco.
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