'Tongue of Fire is a fantasy dealing with the visit of a team of witches to earth. It describes their efforts to persuade a young housewife (whose husband they claim to have saved in his bomber), to buy them new broomsticks and witches' hats as a reward.'
Source: 'Her Luck Rode a Witch's Broomstick', Daily Telegraph, 6 October 1946, p.27.
Broadcast on 2UE on 20 September 1946.
Said by contemporary newspapers to have been read by American script-writer Norman Corwin and subsequently, on his recommendation, broadcast by Columbia (CBS) in the United States: dates not traced ('Corwin Liked Her Play', ABC Weekly, 19 October, 1946, p.17; '"Authors' Playhouse" Entries to be Judged', The Sun, 27 May 1947, p.6).
