Peggy Webber, legendary radio actress who worked with Alfred Hitchcock, dies at 100

in producing, directing and protecting the kind of entertainment she loved.

By the late 1970s, she was working on productions connected with Sears Radio Theatre.

That period was important because traditional radio drama had already lost much of the dominant cultural position it once held.

For Webber, however, that did not mean the format had become irrelevant.continue reading …