Tag: audio drama

Twice Told Tale: The Abbotts and It’s a Crime, Mr. Collins: The Fabulous Emerald Necklace (EP4022s)

Today’s Mystery:

Pat uses Jean as a decoy to capture a jewel robber who murdered a wealthy man.

Original Radio Broadcast Date: April 3, 1955

Greg uses Gail as a decoy to capture a jewel robber who murdered a wealthy man.

Original Radio Broadcast Date: September 2, 1957

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Tales of the Texas Rangers: Unleashed Fury (EP4022)

Today’s Mystery:

The Rangers hunt for an violent escaped mental patient.

Original Radio Broadcast Date: May 11, 1952

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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Alvin Summers Matters, Parts Three, Four, and Five (EP4021)

Bob Bailey

Today’s Mystery:

The search for an embezzler in Mexico heats up after a bellboy who was providing Johnny information is murdered.

Original Radio Broadcast Dates: October 26-28, 1955

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Philo Vance: The Church Murder Case (EP4020)

Today’s Mystery:

A wealthy practical joker who suspected his assistant of embezzlement is murdered.

Original Radio Broadcast Date: March 7, 1950

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Dangerous Assignment: Berlin Kidnapping Ring (EP4019)


Today’s Mystery:

Steve goes to Berlin to stop a kidnapping and extortion racket that kidnaps German citizens and threatens to hand them over to the Eastern Bloc if their relatives don’t pay a ransom.

Original Radio Broadcast Date: December 9, 1950

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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Alvin Summers Matter, Parts One and Two (EP4018)

Bob Bailey

Today’s Mystery:

Johnny goes to Mexico to search for an embezzler.

Original Radio Broadcast Dates: October 24 and 25, 1955

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Sam Spade: The Apple of Eve Caper (EP4017)

Today’s Mystery:

Sam is hired by a woman who fears she’ll be murdered by a romantic rival.

Original Radio Broadcast Date: June 19, 1949

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Jack Carson Show: Sam Spade (EP4016s)

Today’s Mystery:

Jack Carson calls in Sam Spade for protection after receiving a threatening telegram.

Original Radio Broadcast Date: March 5, 1947

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Tales of the Texas Rangers: Little Sister (EP4016)

Today’s Mystery:

Two young women rob a theater and beat the manager.

Original Radio Broadcast Date: May 4, 1952

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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Chesapeake Fraud Matter, Parts Three, Four, and Five (EP4015)

Bob Bailey

Today’s Mystery: Johnny goes to Denver to question a man who was identified by a man of a deceased insured man who died seven years ago. The man in Denver is eager to help…too eager.

Original Radio Broadcast Dates: October 19-21, 1955

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Philo Vance: The Scarface Murder Case (EP4014)

Today’s Mystery:

A racketeer is the prime suspect in a murder, but he has an alibi – Vance and Markham.

Original Radio Broadcast Date: February 14, 1950

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Dangerous Assignment: The Empty Matchbook (EP4013)


Today’s Mystery:

Steve goes to a South American country where the President of a US ally is accused of plotting war against a neighbor with the assistance of the U.S.

Original Radio Broadcast Date: December 2, 1950

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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Chesapeake Fraud Matter, Parts One and Two (EP4012)

Bob Bailey

Today’s Mystery: Johnny goes to Baltimore to investigate a credible report of a dead insured man whose policy was paid out, being seen alive in Denver.

Original Radio Broadcast Dates:October 17 and 18, 1955

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Sam Spade: The Overjord Caper (EP4011)

Today’s Mystery: Sam is hired by a wealthy woman to recover stolen uninsured jewels.

Original Radio Broadcast Date:June 5, 1949

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Hollywood Sound Stage: Call Northside 777 (EP4010s)

Dana Andrews

Today’s mystery:

A reporter responds to the ad of a mother who wants someone to clear her son of the murder of a police officer twelve years before.

Original Radio Broadcast Date: December 27, 1951

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