(CBS Primetime, 1961) [An ambitious effort to duplicate the success of Rod Serling's "Twilight Zone" placed this series as a "lead-in" just before "Twilight Zone" on the CBS schedule. It's host was noted short story author Roald Dahl. The effort was unsucessful, and CBS cancelled it just three and a half months after its debut...]
[above is title listed in Craig W. Patillo's "TV Theme Soundtrack Directory"; Luening and Ussachevsky were a a pioneering team in what was known as "Electro-Acoustical Music" -- composing music using edited tape sounds -- what would be called "sound samples" today -- but no synthesizers were in existence when they began in the 1940s, so they had to do it the old-fashioned way, with razor blades and an audio tape editing block. Luening and Ussachevsky were East Coast composers/professors who also founded the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center in the 1950s, and taught many of the pioneers of 20th century avant garde music and electronic music synthesis...] Composers: Otto Luening (BMI), and Vladimir A. Ussachevsky (BMI) 1978 Publisher: 2001 Publishers: [not listed in ASCAP or BMI] Copyright Date: Renewal Date: Recordings: