Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard Are sweeter. Keats

On HMS Hood, ""England expects every man will do his duty.""

A man returns to his past.

""These five kings."" (D. Thomas)

A recovering alcoholic returns to his family from an extended stay in rehabilitation. His sobriety is put to the test, as are his beliefs in the supernatural, when his son is trapped in a cave-in.

A turn-of-the-century newlywed claims that her evil twin sister is responsible for a series of fires set in orphanages. When her husband has the claim investigated, he learns that his wife's sister died years ago -- in a fire at the orphanage where the sisters lived . . .

The bellhop who foretold The Great San Francisco Earthquake of 1906.

Her brother dies, and she is blamed, so she departs.

These were the swift to harry...

Forewarned is forearmed.

Andrija Puharich's expedition in search of the sacred mushroom, with the help of a brujo, and ESP tests before and after.

Stones fall on Chico, California; a man goes to Washington, D.C with effervescent tablets that turn water into fuel for automobiles.

An expectant mother envisions a plane crash with startling clarity.

But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep. Frost

no sooner out the hermit-dorm I found the calm that follows storm Beckett

Without a plane, a pilot appears.

An archaeological team becomes lost in the desert, but they encounter a young explorer who possesses life-saving knowledge of the region's ancient history. However, months later the leader of the expedition discovers that the young man he met in the dessert could not possibly be who he claimed to be . . . or could he?

On a hot summer night, a disillusioned artist sits by the open window of his New York apartment and witnesses an attempted suicide by a young woman in the adjacent building. He rushes next door to save her . . . but he finds the apartment empty! Later, when the exact same vision is repeated, he begins to doubt his sanity.

During WWII, a drunken pharmacist's mate must operate on the injured captain of his ship. The chief medical officer on a near-by ship assists the terrified young man perform the operation by providing instructions over the ship's radio. But at a crucial moment in the operation, the young man needs much more than this . . . and he receives it from an unearthly source . . .

A man is known by everyone on a Caribbean island he has never visited before. Soon he too remembers, but he was in the hospital at the time of the supposed visit...

A set of circumstances outside the norm.

Mrs. Fred Graham entered her house one day and was never seen again. When her husband asks the police to help him find his missing wife, he's accused of murdering her.

""I'm nobody."" (Dickinson)

A Chinese fortune leads to an Ovidian transformation.

A young girl living on a farm acquires the ability to read people's minds. Her gift proves instrumental in the rescue of two children.

An English instructor teaching immigrants finds herself writing at the blackboard in a language she doesn't understand. It turns out to be a warning against one of her students.

In Mexico, an escaped convict hides out in a monastery. Unfortunately, it is on the night when the ghost of an Aztec warrior is said to roam the halls. When a murder is discovered later that night, he must prove that he not only didn't commit the murder, but that it was in fact committed by the ghostly warrior.

Don't call us, we'll call you.

Matters of life and death.

How the past determines the future.

Flores, flores para los muertos.

Everywhere she goes, you need a fire hose.

A mute carnival clown witnesses the abusive relationship between a beautiful young lady and her cruel husband. After fleeing from her husband, the young lady seeks refuge in the clown's trailer. The husband burst in, commits an act of violence, and then flees – only to find the spectral presence of the clown haunting his every step.

In a disaster, he comforts the survivors, and afterward is found to have died in prison some time before.

The survivor of a concentration camp receives a visit from a German officer who is dead.

While on patrol during WWII, a German U-boat attempts to evade detection from the sonar of the American and British ships. But their location is repeatedly betrayed by the noise of a rhythmic banging sound caused by someone . . . or something . . . on board the submarine.

In 1865 President Abraham Lincoln has a dream in which he foresees his own death. His wife Mary has a similarly fatalistic vision but other, ordinary Americans who have never met Lincoln, also experience psychic phenomena. The next evening the president goes to Ford's Theatre where his killer is waiting.

The Captain and Mr. & Mrs. Courtney.

A reporter makes a find in the Yukon.

An army officer is acquitted of a murder he insists he committed.

A room with a view.

An argument between two trapeze artists results in an accident in which one is paralyzed. The other is torn by guilt and depression, until supernatural forces began to change his world.

A jockey plays foul, and finally is brought up short.

""Let her paint an inch thick...""

A man with a rare blood type is asked to save a young lady's life by donating blood. He refuses, claiming that each time he has given blood to someone in the past, he became psychically connected to them. After relenting and saving the young lady's life, he foresees her death and becomes obsessed with protecting her.

The condemned man's not for hanging.

...is to cure the suspense; a woman envisions her husband transformed.

Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

In 1940, a fearful Britain awaits invasion by Nazi forces. A husband and his wife, separated by their wartime assignments, suddenly dream that each is in danger, and both try frantically to see if their dream has come true.

A man is found innocent of his wife's murder. Her brother arrives from New Zealand and precipitates the real culprit's capture.

An irrational hatred in an American tourist on the Bombay-Calcutta Mail is considered in terms of metempsychosis.

World War II fliers' gathering takes an unusual turn.

Daniel Gardner's father has left him some property, including an old boarded-up burlesque house. No-one can understand why he never sold the place, until an accident causes Dan to go back in time and discover the reason.

A prisoner's encounter with the supernatural is recounted.

A British army officer stationed in Hong Kong frantically searches for his missing Oriental wife before his scheduled return to the US. In desperation he seeks the help of an old Chinese man . . . who writes a cryptic message on paper and tells him to look for his wife in the ""House of the Dead"" . . .

As a tidal wave approaches the Hawaiian Islands, the wheelchair-bound wife of a Naval engineer desperately tries to find someone to help her evacuate the doomed area. Nothing can save the poor young women – accept perhaps the strange and illusive phenomenon known as . . . telepathy.

A former heavyweight champion appears to save a boxing match during the blitz.

General Washington doubts, but is saved.