78 RPM - Agnes Moorehead - Sorry, Wrong Number - Decca

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Agnes Moorehead
Label:	Decca
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	DAU-2
Date:	Aug 1947
Format:	12"
Title:	Sorry, Wrong Number
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	$30
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PRICE GUIDE

$30

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Agnes Moorehead	Sorry, Wrong Number	Lucille Fletcher	Rate
A2	Agnes Moorehead	Sorry, Wrong Number	Lucille Fletcher	Rate
B1	Agnes Moorehead	Sorry, Wrong Number	Lucille Fletcher	Rate
B2	Agnes Moorehead	Sorry, Wrong Number	Lucille Fletcher	Rate

Notes

Double 12" record album comprising "Unbreakable" discs numbered for stacking DAU 90007 and DAU 90008
Specialty Series

Entire Production Under Direction of William Spier

Dramatized story with Sound Effects
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Catalogue number DAU indicated that this is sequenced for automatic record changers (DAU- Decca AUtomatic). Therefore the records are to be played as follows:

Part 1: Record 1 (DAU 90007 A) - A side
Part 2: Record 2 (DAU 90008 A) - A side
Part 3: Record 2 (DAU 90008 B) - B side
Part 4: Record 1 (DAU 90007 B) - B side

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Comments and Reviews


Juke Jules SUBS 28th Apr 2013



Jock_Girl 14th Feb 2013		Yes -- she was Endora, Samantha Stevens' mom on Bewitched. She is also known for her role as the mother of Orson Welles' character of Charles Foster Kane in Citizen Kane as well as many roles as a part of his Mercury Theatre. BTW -- this record is pressed on some lovely quiet translucent deep violet vinyl. It looks black in normal light, but is translucent when held up to light



Olorin67 14th Feb 2013		Later on, Agnes Morehead was best remembered for playing the Mother-in-law on the Tv series 'Bewitched'



Jock_Girl 11th Feb 2013		This was an adaptation of the dramatic story Sorry, Wrong Number written by Lucille Fletcher and presented on the radio show *Suspense*. The radio presentation also starred Agnes Moorehead and, its popularity being so great it was presented 8 times during the 27 year run of the radio show (1943 to 1960). The story was also made into a film starring Barbara Stanwyck.