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Dangerous Assignment — “Guided Missile Plans”
Steve Mitchell is sent to Dublin to recover stolen microfilm containing plans for a new American guided missile. His pursuit of the suspected courier leads him through England, where two deaths and a series of seemingly innocent picture postcards provide his best hope for locating the missing plans before someone else gets to them.
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar — “The Picture Postcard Matter”
Johnny Dollar travels to Switzerland after $100,000 in uncut diamonds are stolen from a courier at the Zurich airport. His only lead is a mysterious informant offering to arrange their return, but Johnny soon finds himself caught between competing players while a picture postcard offers a cryptic clue to where the diamonds may be hidden.
Original Radio Broadcast Dates:
- Dangerous Assignment: August 30, 1950.
- Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar: October 1–5, 1956.
Both programs are originating from Hollywood
Cast — Dangerous Assignment:
- Brian Donlevy as Steve Mitchell
- Herb Butterfield as the Commissioner
- Written by Robert Reif (Bob Reif)
- Music by Basil Adlam
- Music conducted by Ralph Hollenbeck
- Produced and directed by Bill Karn
Cast — Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar:
- Bob Bailey as Johnny Dollar
- Lucille Meredith
- Victor Perrin
- Forrest Lewis
- Stan Jones
- Ben Wright
- Written by Robert Reif
- Produced and directed by Jack Johnstone
- Musical supervision by Amerigo Marino
- Roy Rowan, announcer
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