{
  "title": "DEATH IN THIS HOUSE",
  "category": "[RADIO-SERIAL]",
  "article": "[Broadcast Weekly, June 17, 1933] “KFWI’s latest drama offering is a mystery chiller written by\nRichard Shelley and Robert Wall. It is called ‘Death in this House’ and will be released every\nMonday evening from 9:15 to 9:45 by the Bias Players, directed by Laurel Conwell Bias. Those\ntaking part in the new drama include: Georgia Chalmers, Josephine Chadbourne, Otto Recknagel,\nMelvin Spencer, and Mrs. Bias.”\n[SCHNEIDER, JOHN F. “Early Broadcasting in the San Francisco Bay Area”] “The last new\nstation to make its debut in the San Francisco market went on the air January 22, 1926, and was\nthe only one among these late-comers that attempted to air any high caliber radio entertainment.\nThe company called itself Radio Entertainments, Inc., and it was licensed as KFWI… KFWI\nstarted out with great plans and made a serious attempt at becoming a first class station,\noperating with a large and varied program schedule. But it seems to have been beset from the\nstart by internal turmoil… A Federal Radio Commission reassignment of frequencies in 1928 had\nforced KFWI to share time on 930 kHz. with KFWM in Oakland, which limited the station's\npotential. Further, like many, the station suffered financial setbacks in the depression. It was able\nto struggle for a few more years before running out of money. By 1933, KFWI was off the air.”",
  "origination": "",
  "duration": "",
  "personnel": "",
  "extant_recordings": "",
  "chronology": "DEATH IN THIS HOUSE (KFWI, SAN FRANCISCO)\n[Monday—9:15-9:30 PM]\nJune 19, 1933\n[EP. 1]\nJune 26, 1933\n[EP. 2]\nSCRIPT: Richard Shelley, Robert Wall.\nPERSONNEL: Mrs. Laurel Conwell Bias (director).\nCAST: Laurel Conwell Bias, Josephine Chadbourne, Georgia Chalmers, Otto\nRecknagel, Melvin Spencer.",
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  "gallery": "",
  "images": []
}