the black mass

The Black Mass was a radio drama program broadcast on KPFA Episodes of The Black Mass (Except as noted, these programs can be obtained from the Pacifica Radio Archives.)

The Flies
Oh Mirror, Mirror
Shidah and Kuziba
Evening Primrose (from the short story by John Collier)
An Evening's Entertainment
2 By Poe - The Predicament and Tell-Tale Heart
Nightmare
Bartleby The Scrivener (by Herman Melville)
A Country Doctor (by Anton Chekhov)
The Ash Tree (by M. R. James)
Atrophy
The Judgement
Two adaptations of Ambrose Bierce's stories "Oil of Dog" and "Esme"

The Jolly Corner (by Henry James)
Diary of a Madman (by Nikolai Gogol)
Legend of the Island of Falles (by Betty Sambrook?)
All Hallows (by Walter de la Mare)
Dream of a Ridiculous Man (by Fyodor Dostoyevsky)
Death of Halpin Frasier by (Ambrose Bierce)
Moonlit Road (by Ambrose Bierce)
Two By Poe - Man in the Crowd and Ms. Found in a Bottle
Tales by Lord Dunsany

The Outsider (by H.P. Lovecraft)
Proof Positive (by Graham Greene) and Witch of the Willows (by Lord Dunsany)
The Renegade (by Albert Camus)
The Squaw (by Bram Stoker)
Rats in the Walls (by H.P. Lovecraft)

A relevant non-Black Mass production (from Pacifica station WBAI):

Pickman's Model (from a short story by Lovecraft)

The following are not from Archives - mostly listed from airchecks of KPFA or KPFK in the collection of the original contributor of this entry: Great American Scream - KPFK:

"The Boarded Window" by Ambrose Bierce
and "A Haunted House" by Virginia Woolf

"The Feeder" by Earl Linder "Imp of the Perverse" (by Poe, from KQED, San Francisco 15") Actor's Workshop: "Candaules Commissioner" Official Releases of Black Mass Episodes Dream of a Ridiculous Man Pacifica Radio Archive #BB5499 36:00 (although this tape has no open, close, or credits; an older copy is listed as 37:40") A cast of 6 is listed on the label, and the show features sound effects and original music by Ian Underwood. Broadcast date is listed as 1/29/67. The cast list includes Shirley Jones - possibly the film and television actress? The series apparently was produced on an irregular basis over many years, time and budget permitting. Adaptations of Lovecraft's "The Rats in the Walls" and "The Outsider" were released in the 1970s on LP in a very limited pressing, possibly of 1,000 copies, found on sale at a comic-book convention. Original contributor Max notes: I am going to try to contact someone who worked on the series with Erik Bauersfeld; if I get anything more on the series, I'll post it here. PACIFICA PROGRAM SERVICE AND RADIO ARCHIVES 3729 Cahuenga Blvd. West North Hollywood, CA 91604 (818) 506-1077 Black Mass

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