Quiet Please – A Night to Forget. ep42, 480322
As a man named Charlie, Ernest Chapel tells about his nightmare of waking up in a morgue. Is it a dream, or some kind of practical joke that is being…
Quiet Please – Never Send to Know . ep40, 480308
As a regular kind of private detective, Ernest Chapel debunks all the usual hard boiled stereotypes that plague his profession. Though he has a secretary, the relationship is far from…
Quiet Please – Sketch For a Screen Play. ep39, 480301
Pitching his screen play to the Hollywood studio, Ernest Chapel recounts the story of childhood friends at a little French chateau. The critics insist he move the coming of age…
Quiet Please – A Red And White Guideon. ep36, 480209
As an old army sergeant, Ernest Chapel tells about his life in the cavalry. Uniforms, guide-ons, battle flags, and the old soldiers he knew. A guideon is a small, swallow…
Quiet Please – The Pathetic Fallacy. ep35, 480202
A nerdy engineer demonstrates a new invention. As part of the team, he doesn't know exactly how It works, just in generalities. He explains the room sized computing device that…
Quiet Please – Green Light. ep34, 480126
An old timer from the railroad, portrayed by Ernest Chapel, tells about the hazards of the job in the old days. Men missing fingers, or a leg. He tells about…
Quiet Please – Baker’s Dozen. ep33, 480119
Ernest Chapel is a former baker, who is a heavy drinker and a little late for his appointment to jury duty. Trying to listen through the fog of his hangover…
Quiet Please – Adam and the Darkest Day. 481107 (retro597)
Told by Ernest Chapel as a character named Adam. He is basically a homeless guy who found shelter in a warehouse basement. When he woke, his world as he knew…
Quiet Please – Symphony In D Minor. 480913
Ernest Chapel is your host, and narrator with some of the creepiest shows of the week. He recounts a tale of a recent encounter with a blind man. The blind…
Quiet Please – Little Visitor. ep31, 480105
How dull would life be, if you had no memories of a childhood? Ernest Chapel is such a person, and he tells of the woes of his kind of amnesia. Though he has begun to make a new life, Ernest would really like to discover his real home. The home where those lost childhood memories are locked up in.