 I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. This witch story, written by Bob Juhren, is something that you cannot pass up on! Every scene got more mysterious than the last and this story would've been suitable for THE TWILIGHT ZONE or THE NIGHT GALLERY. I wish there was a sequel to this CBSRMT episode, just so we can hear the remaining characters figure a way out of the cottage. Another way to title this would be "The New Party Guests" or simply "The Doll Collection." Sound effects of the car engine, car screech, birds chirping, footsteps, doorbell ring, tableware clinking, computer beeps, the photograph, classical music, light switch, the cat meowing, rings falling off, howling wind, phone ringing, bottle of Scotch, thunder, and the music box were all delightful to hear. The music, delightful as well. Dozens of tunes that built up the suspense, superstition, intensity, and curiosity. If CBSRMT added the horror music from the 3rd Act of #1245-THE JUDGE'S HOUSE into this story when the main characters saw the figurines, that would've left listeners breathless. In our Host's Prologue, E.G. Marshall says, "Welcome to the Halls of Mystery. The corridors of terror where the impossible becomes the probable and the unexpected becomes the accepted." Now THAT is an intro! In ACT-1, he brings us into the story: Long Island, NY and mentions our 2 main characters. In ACT-2, he lists the number of problems for our cottage guests: noises in the walls, weight problems, and voodoo in the 1970's. In ACT-3, after hearing the stunning climax, E.G. Marshall points out that our antagonist's livelihood is her figurine collection. In the Epilogue, our Host mentions a Resolution to the story, especially on what to do with Tiger the Cat who needs to be fed. From Prologue to Epilogue, E.G. Marshall's narrations were outstanding to hear. And that goes the same with our talented cast: Robert Kaliban (as Roy Watson), Carmen Matthews (as Eleanor Sagamore), Janet Waldo (as Peggy Watson), Bryna Raeburn (as Margaretta & Dr. Mason), and Robert Maxwell (as Andy Carter & George Dolberts). Both male actors played their parts well. But I think the 3 actress stole the show, especially Bryna Raeburn with her termagant tone of voice. Carmen Matthews' performance was nicely done and Janet Waldo (the voice of Judy Jeston) was appealing. I highly recommend this episode to all CBSRMT fans. And if you enjoy this story by Bob Juhren, check out his other works: #0367-THE SUMMER PEOPLE, #1193-GARDEN OF THE MOON, #1245-THE JUDGE'S HOUSE, and #0957-HICKORY, DICKORY, DOOM. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D