"Tales of Tomorrow" was a television anthology science fiction series that was aired live between 3 August 1951 - 12 June 1953 and produced by George F. Foley. The show's success, lead to the production of a radio series in 1953 "Tales of Tomorrow". "Tales of Tomorrow" was developed by Theodore Sturgeon and Mort Abrahamson, together with the membership of the "Science Fiction League of America". It dramatized the science fiction works of the "Science Fiction League of America", producing 84 x 30 minute episodes. There have been a number of people identified as either being the announcer, host or narrator for different episodes of the series. As many were not credited, it has been difficult to attribute particular episodes. From my research, I have applied what I have found to date. Allywn Edwards Edwards was a well known voice actor, with a career that spanned radio and television. He appeared in the USA television series "A Couple of Joes" in 1949, and then became the voice announcer of "Tales of Tomorrow".Though uncredited, it would appear that he was the voice for many/most of the episodes. He would later host "Afternoon Film Festival". Roger De Koven De Koven was born on 22 October 1907 in Chicago, Illinois, USA and died on 28 January 1988 in New York City, New York, USA. De Koven was a voice actor in the radio series "Gangbusters". He also appeared on stage and later in movies and television. In 1952, he was credited as the narrator of two episodes of "Tales of Tomorrow", being "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea: The Chase" and "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea: The Escape". He appeared as a recurring character Doctor James Spencer in "Days of our Lives" television series; and co-starring in Oliver Stone's "Seizure" (1974). His last movie appearance was co-starring with Robin Williams in "Seize the Day" in 1986. Paul Lukas Lukas was born Pál Lukács on 26 May 1891 in Budapest, Austria-Hungary; and died on 16 August 1971 in Tangier, Morocco. Lukas went to Kosice in 1916 to be an actor. By 1918 his acting specialized in comedy. By 1918 he began making movies. It was in 1927 that he arrived in Hollywood, USA. It was in 1953 that he hosted an episode of "Tales of Tomorrow" - "Read to Me, Herr Doktor". He is probably best known as Professor Pierre Aronnax in "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea". He continued to act in movies and television, with his last appearance being in the 1970 television movie "The Challenge". Rex Marshall Marshall born as Marshall Schantz on 10 January 1919 in Pemberton, New Jersey, USA and died on 9 March 1983 in White River Junction, Vermont, USA. Marshall started his career in 1937 as an announcer and later program host for Boston radio. He was to become the 'voice' for the Reynolds Aluminum Company for twenty-five years. Marshall also announced for Esso gasoline, Auto-Lite Spark Plugs and Maxwell House. He started his movie / television career as the announcer for "It's Sewing Time" in 1949. In the same year he also started as the announcer and later host of "Suspense". In 1952 Marshall hosted an episode of "Tales of Tomorrow" - "The Miraculous Serum". Marshall returned to radio to host "Breakfast at the Hanover Inn" Ray Morgan Morgan was born on 8 June 8 1913 in the USA and died on 5 January 1975 in Englewood, New Jersey, USA. Morgan was a narrator, with his first show narrating the short "ABC Pinup" in 1945. This was followed as the narrator and playing the part of Nephew in "A Christmas Carol", a 1947 television movie. In 1951, he was the announcer for the "Tales of Tomorrow" espisode "Blunder". But he is best remembered, cigarette in hand, announcing the "World Wrestling Entertainment" in the 60's & 70's. Bob Williams Williams' first acting (voice) credit on the silver screen was in 1952 as the narrator for the "Tales of Tomorrow" espisode "All the Time in the World". He would later appear in episodes of "The New Phil Silvers Show", "The Ghost and Mrs Muir" and "The Don Knotts Show"; and appearing in the movie "The Stars Are Singing" as Homer Tirdell. Williams also made many appearances as himself on television shows. Now to get a taste for the show, here is a Youtube review. "Tales of Tomorrow" from The Professor's Scary Clips on Vimeo. Some of the following episodes are available on Youtube.

EPISODES
SEASON ONE (1)

Episode 1	Episode 2	Episode 3	Episode 4
Verdict from Space 3 August 1951	Blunder 10 August 1951	A Child is Crying 17 August 1951	The Woman at Land's End 24 August 1951
Episode 5	Episode 6	Episode 7	Episode 8
The Last Man on Earth 31 August 1951	Errand Boy 7 September 1951	The Monsters 14 September 1951	The Dark Angel 28 September 1951
Episode 9	Episode 10	Episode 11	Episode 12
The Dark Angel 12 October 1951	The Crystal Egg 26 October 1951	The Search for the Flying Saucer 9 November 1951	Enemy Unknown 23 November 1951
Episode 13	Episode 14	Episode 15	Episode 16
Sneak Attack 7 December 1951	The Invader 12 December 1951	The Dune Roller 4 January 1952	Frankenstein 18 January 1952
Episode 17	Episode 18	Episode 19	Episode 20
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: The Chase (1) 25 January 1952	20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: The Escape (2) 1 February 1952	What You Need 8 February 1952	Age of Peril 15 February 1952
Episode 21	Episode 22	Episode 23	Episode 24
Memento 22 February 1952	The Children's Room 29 February 1952	Bound Together 7 March 1952	The Diamond Lens 14 March 1952
Episode 25	Episode 26	Episode 27	Episode 28
The Fisherman's Wife (aka: Fountain of Youth) 21 March 1952	Flight Overdue 28 March 1952	And a Little Child 4 April 1952	Sleep No More 11 April 1952
Episode 29	Episode 30	Episode 31	Episode 32
Time to Go 18 April 1952	Plague from Space 25 April 1952	Red Dust 2 May 1952	The Golden Ingot 9 May 1952
Episode 33	Episode 34	Episode 35	Episode 36
Black Planet 16 May 1952	World of Water 23 May 1952	The Little Black Bag 30 May 1952	The Exile 6 June 1952
Episode 37	Episode 38	Episode 39	Episode 40
All the Time in the World 13 June 1952	The Miraculous Serum 20 June 1952	Appointment on Mars 27 June 1952	The Duplicates 4 July 1952
Episode 41	Episode 42		Episode 43
Ahead of His Time 18 July 1952	Sudden Darkness 1 August 1952		Ice from Space 8 August 1952

EPISODES
SEASON TWO (2)

Episode 1	Episode 2	Episode 3	Episode 4
A Bird in Hand 22 August 1952	Thanks 29 August 1952	The Seeing Eye Surgeon 5 September 1952	The Cocoon 12 September 1952
Episode 5	Episode 6	Episode 7	Episode 8
The Chase 19 September 1952	Youth on Tap (aka: Young Blood) 26 September 1952	Substance X 3 October 1952	The Horn 10 October 1952
Episode 9	Episode 10	Episode 11	Episode 12
Double Trouble 17 October 1952	Many Happy Returns (aka: Invaders at Ground Zero) 24 October 1952	The Tomb of King Tarus 31 October 1952	The Window 7 November 1952
Episode 13	Episode 14	Episode 15	Episode 16
The Camera 14 November 1952	The Quiet Lady 21 November 1952	The Invigorating Air 28 November 1952	The Glacier Giant 5 December 1952
Episode 17	Episode 18	Episode 19	Episode 20
The Fatal Flower 12 December 1952	The Machine 19 December 1952	The Bitter Storm 26 December 1952	The Mask of Medusa 2 January 1953
Episode 21	Episode 22	Episode 23	Episode 24
Conqueror's Isle 9 January 1953	Discovered Heart 16 January 1953	The Picture of Dorian Gray 23 January 1953	Two Faced 30 January 1953
Episode 25	Episode 26	Episode 27	Episode 28
The Build Box 6 February 1953	Another Chance 13 February 1953	The Great Silence 20 February 1953	Lonesome Village 27 February 1953
Episode 29	Episode 30	Episode 31	Episode 32
The Fury of the Cocoon 6 March 1953	The Squeeze Play 13 March 1953	Read to Me Herr Doktor 20 March 1953	Ghost Writer 27 March 1953
Episode 33	Episode 34	Episode 35	Episode 36
Past Tense 3 April 1953	Homecoming 10 April 1953	The Rivals 17 April 1953	Please Omit Flowers 24 April 1953
Episode 37	Episode 38	Episode 39	Episode 40
The Evil Within 1 May 1953	The Vault 8 May 1953	Ink 15 May 1953	The Spider's Web 22 May 1953
Episode 41			Episode 42
Lazarus Walks 29 May 1953			What Dreams May Come 12 June 1953

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