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Apr 1, 1946 · 28:29
Lydia Hunter stood alone in the kitchen watching the coffee bubble in the electric percolator. She knew Gerald would…
Apr 1, 1951 · 29:30
“It began with little things didn’t it Vance. Little bits of conversation that were cut short and abruptly changed…
Apr 10, 1949 · 25:23
From the porch of the old grey house on the hill Victoria Crane peered through the low morning haze that hovered over…
Apr 14, 1947 · 29:30
It was mid morning when Elaine left Nancy’s apartment in the suburbs and began the unbearable taxi ride across the city…
Apr 14, 1948 · 29:22
The first 5 minutes of this is a broadcast by President Truman encouraging us to buy US Security Bonds. Although not…
Apr 15, 1946 · 29:40
Fifteen minutes after Verna had called him on the phone Steve Carson was walking in to the entrance of her apartment.…
Apr 15, 1951 · 29:34
Ted Wilkins stopped walking in the lights of the entrance over a small apartment building highlighted on the words El…
Apr 16, 1945 · 29:43
When in the editorial offices of the Cincinnati Gazette the news was received that killer Carter the gang murderer had…
Apr 16, 1950 · 29:16
Vicky and Gill Hallister were plotting to kill his stepmother to prevent her from spending anymore of his inheritance.…
Apr 17, 1949 · 30:25
A few months before Jean would have dismissed the whole idea of having her fortune told as ridiculous but with marriage…
Apr 18, 1954 · 22:03
Roseanne Wixom’s suppressed anger increased inner fury as she sat in the law office of Ralph Hamilton listening to the…
Apr 2, 1945 · 29:33
It’s almost midnight behind the dark walls of the state penitentiary. The wards man McLaughlin and Father Maloney had…
Apr 2, 1947 · 29:30
The Atkins Clayton affair was unusual for two reasons. In the first place of course, it involved a pair of famous…
Apr 2, 1950 · 30:42
It was almost midnight when Joe Cannon drove his car in to the parking lot and got out and walked around to the…
Apr 21, 1947 · 29:31
They sat at the table in silence the dinner almost over George Turner on one side and his wife Jan opposite him. George…
Apr 21, 1948 · 29:30
For 15 years George Malcolm had been a reader for the Latimer publishing company. 15 years plowing through the tangled…
Apr 21, 1955 · 24:42
Chalk Point is a tiny strip of land that extends into the Pacific. At it's land's end stands Jager House, a large and…
Apr 22, 1946 · 30:03
Like all murders it had a vague intangible beginning. As Elaine walked home from the trial that afternoon she tried to…
Apr 22, 1951 · 29:24
Grant Adamson leans back in the heavy leather chair behind the broad mahogany desk set diagonally across the corner of…
Apr 23, 1945 · 29:45
1915 was a big year for a lot of people in New York City Herman Arnold for instance. Herman Arnold the gambler was…
Apr 23, 1950 · 29:27
It was a quiet wedding in a small church in San Diego, but everyone who counted considered it one of the most important…
Apr 24, 1949 · 28:36
Jim Kinsella couldn’t seem to fix the beginning in his mind, if there was a beginning it was all too confused like…
Apr 25, 1954 · 24:00
Nola Norton has gone to Chuck Williams’s apartment to pick up his gossip column for the Chronicle newspaper. But Chuck…
Apr 27, 1952 · 29:35
The attractive girl at the reception desk Pat remarked to the young intern Dr Layton that he looked like there’s…
Apr 28, 1947 · 29:36
Paul had looked forward to the opening night in Philadelphia for months and if anything it had exceeded his brightest…
Apr 28, 1948 · 32:40
The white thatched community sat quietly sweltering under a broiling South American sun as a battered taxi swerved off…
Apr 28, 1955 · 24:25
A newly released convict finds himself entangled in a clever scheme involving forged historical documents. As he…
Apr 29, 1946 · 29:11
There’s a man who sits at the bar of a waterfront saloon in New England tonight, a man you’d pass on the street and…
Apr 29, 1951 · 28:57
The happenings here at Clayton House are a nerve-racking strange experience. She’s never liked or understood this odd…
Apr 3, 1949 · 28:25
The girl sitting alone at the bar paid for her drink and then counted what little she had left. Marilyn Millington’s…
Apr 30, 1945 · 29:49
There’s an old adage about letting sleeping dogs lie but sometimes that’s not so easy, sometimes they won’t lie still,…
Apr 6, 1952 · 29:22
An interesting and sometimes dangerous part of living is the unexpected, the oddity of chance, circumstances beyond our…
Apr 7, 1947 · 30:36
Friday was the climax of a terrible week for Willard Ralley. It was a week of decisions, and in all of his 45 years,…
Apr 7, 1948 · 29:54
Murder is a peculiar affair. It’s the darkest most despicable of all crimes. Yet it strikes most frequently among the…
Apr 8, 1946 · 28:27
Fear can become a terrible thing gangrenous, disintegrating, warping, twisting, and gnawing at a man’s mind until he’s…
Apr 8, 1951 · 29:28
It’s a terrible moment for Carl when Jenny his secretary describes a composition she corrected for her sister who…
Aug 1, 1954 · 24:18
The late afternoon sun a red bal of fire lingered on the rim of the distant mountain and long shadows were creeping…
Aug 10, 1952 · 21:48
A meeting was taking place in the offices of the Cuban Sugar Growers Association and they discovered that $60,000 was…
Aug 11, 1948 · 26:14
It came to Martin Forbes as a terrible shock. During the year since the death of his wife Margaret he had buried…
Aug 11, 1955 · 20:47
The man standing in the open door of the swiftly moving box car looked incongruous, out of place somehow. Certainly…
Aug 12, 1946 · 30:00
Ken Braderick and Tom Barton had grown up together and were fast friends until Ken married Helen Johnston. Helen had…
Aug 12, 1951 · 29:49
Phil Alexander slammed the phone receiver down angrily and ignored the puzzled look on Elaine Clyde’s face and slowly…
Aug 13, 1943 · 29:12
A tale of revenge unfolds as a wronged woman seeks justice for her husband's wrongful conviction. The story takes…
Aug 13, 1945 · 26:41
Murder is a peculiar affair. All it needs in many cases is the right pressure; the right set of circumstances, the…
Aug 13, 1947 · 30:30
She sat at the big Chinese table nervous fighting a closed in feeling that made it hard for her to breathe sensing…
Aug 14, 1949 · 30:00
The conversation and the cocktails were in full swing at the fashionable Brentwood Gallery. Everyone present appeared…
Aug 18, 1948 · 25:13
Surveying his own reflection in the glass door entrance to the apartment house Harry Simpson was pleased with what he…
Aug 18, 1955 · 24:15
The spotlight subtly changed from white to a delicate blue, and the small nightclub orchestra slid into three quarter…
Aug 19, 1946 · 29:28
The hot afternoon sun wilted his stiff collar and the sidewalks sizzled under his feet but Philip Linden didn’t notice…
Aug 20, 1945 · 30:47
If it hadn’t been for a simple housewife named Mimi Cass and her idea the police might never have solved the case at…
Aug 20, 1947 · 29:51
It was in a small but very special way a moment of triumph for Alma Germane. On the surface of course the matter was…
Aug 20, 1950 · 30:16
The rehearsal of Ned Wilson’s new Broadway musical had been in progress for several hours. On stage the spotlight held…
Aug 21, 1946 · 29:13
This is a gripping episode of psychological suspense as Arnold Stanton, a seemingly respectable businessman, grapples…
Aug 21, 1949 · 29:25
The group around Dr Roark’s bed moved away as he beckoned with his last remaining breath indicated that he wanted to be…
Aug 22, 1942 · 28:50
The long black car with the handsome man at the wheel with a woman beside him returns to the highway and speeds on…
Aug 22, 1954 · 26:32
Standing in the lobby of the Hotel Continental in Pisa, Italy with a group of some twenty other tourists, twenty-five…
Aug 24, 1952 · 24:10
Anna’s marriage to Stanley Craig was all part of a plan to enter the country as the wife of an American to help her to…
Aug 25, 1948 · 29:24
For ten years she had been Mark Hardwick’s private secretary. Then now in the wings of the small town auditorium Miriam…
Aug 25, 1955 · 22:34
It was night and it was Panama City and the few passengers from the Augusta Queen were waiting for the big freighter to…
Aug 26, 1946 · 29:21
The thought had first occurred to him six months ago and of course he’d shuddered a little and cast it out, of course.…
Aug 26, 1951 · 29:47
Mona had determined that her parting from her husband Gerald Stanton, was to be gay, and as she put it 'civilized'.…
Aug 27, 1945 · 29:10
Hate can be a weapon to use against the world or it can be a slow and deadly poison that shrivels the human heart. For…
Aug 27, 1947 · 26:06
Somehow standing there at the bar, glass in hand, Martin Elliott found himself thinking that even his wife Julia had…
Aug 27, 1950 · 30:17
The sea was calm and the ship the SS Java Queen out of Vancouver for San Francisco was moving calmly through it…
Aug 28, 1949 · 29:35
It was neither the best side of town nor the best cocktail bar but Danny Fort’s pocket book wasn’t in a very choosy…
Aug 29, 1942 · 28:54
Hans Minkler the young biologist only half heard the speech of the leader of the seven scientists for Hans was dreaming…
Aug 29, 1954 · 22:24
Jeffrey doesn’t want his aunt to tear down the old wall, the wall that has been on his mind for the past 5 years. It is…
Aug 3, 1952 · 24:30
Ernie went to Stauffer’s Island because he knew a quarter of a million dollars was buried there. Then he learns that…
Aug 4, 1948 · 29:30
The terrible truth underlying it all didn’t come to Carol Randolph as a bolt out of the blue; rather it came slowly…
Aug 4, 1955 · 21:38
Whilst Havana's tourists were at play on that cool summer morning, a meeting was taking place behind the panel glass…
Aug 5, 1946 · 30:04
The country’s largest news magazine wrote him up under crime described him as massive, soft spoke and methodical.…
Aug 5, 1951 · 29:49
The trio in the big car weaving its way through the evening traffic seemed typical of almost any group on the way to a…
Aug 6, 1945 · 28:38
You can live too long did you know that? Oh yes, especially if you have money, a lot of it and heirs like Helen…
Aug 6, 1947 · 30:08
The feeling of foreboding Al Parker had felt when he’d entered the fortuneteller’s tent was stronger than ever when he…
Aug 6, 1950 · 30:18
It was a summers evening quiet calm matching the gentle atmosphere of the quaint artist town of Cypress Point on the…
Aug 7, 1949 · 29:26
'Trigger Man' draws you in with a quiet dread as rising attorney Martin Lang discovers the cost of easy victories. A…
Dec 10, 1945 · 29:31
There was murder on Ronnie Hatfield’s mind long before he discovered the cistern in Round Valley but the discovery more…
Dec 10, 1947 · 30:31
It wasn't according to the rulebook but somehow Christine didn't care. Here on the day before the wedding the groom had…
Dec 10, 1950 · 29:33
After a dismal breakfast Joe Brill stood silently smoking a cigarette staring through the narrow window of his prison…
Dec 11, 1944 · 28:27
To a man who lives by matching wits with the hardened criminals who deal in narcotics the threat of violence is always…
Dec 11, 1949 · 29:44
The setting for murder can be anywhere. Perhaps it seems more at home in a dark alley or on an isolated dark road or…
Dec 12, 1948 · 30:18
As Kitty stood at the window of her husband's office nineteen floors above the street she could have seen the black…
Dec 12, 1954 · 29:49
The courtroom was tense now assistant District Attorney Philip Graham was beginning to summarize for the prosecution in…
Dec 13, 1942 · 29:09
Gambling and family squabbles lead to a terrible situation, which culminates in a junior banker realizing his worst…
Dec 16, 1951 · 25:39
Greed and desire set off a murder on the high seas resulting in a daring flight through a storm by the killer.
Dec 17, 1945 · 27:08
The man lying dead in the alley following a hit and run accident marks the beginning of a story, a very important story…
Dec 17, 1947 · 30:42
Elbert Taylor was two people. To the café society crowd in Miami he was the charming young husband of a silver fortune…
Dec 17, 1950 · 30:12
There was almost complete darkness around the parked car on the lonely road on the outskirts of Seattle and the man at…
Dec 18, 1944 · 28:50
Sometimes it’s hard to believe what a difference a few days can make in a man’s life or even less than that, an hour or…
Dec 18, 1949 · 29:46
Paul Wilson moved about his studio adding the final touches of preparation for two expected guests, two very important…
Dec 19, 1943 · 29:14
Death Demands a Payment is a tale of avarice and greed and the awful price John Hendricks paid for selling his soul to…
Dec 19, 1948 · 30:39
It was boredom that got Lee Ryan in to it in the first place. His train out of Chicago for the west coast was moving…
Dec 2, 1946 · 29:20
Steve was in his glory never in his wildest dreams had he ever believed a thing like this could come to pass. Here they…
Dec 2, 1951 · 29:10
It was night on Fountain Avenue in Hollywood but the darkness was pierced with shafts of light from police car…
Dec 20, 1953 · 23:55
Beautiful with a cool precise mind and in he late twenties Anne Barrie was unhappy with her position as private…
Dec 23, 1946 · 29:32
For three hours straight now Johnny Hale had sat at his desk shuffling through the stories and articles piled in front…
Dec 23, 1951 · 29:55
Christmas was only a few hours away and Mary Winston couldn’t help but marvel that its spirit could reached down and…
Dec 24, 1947 · 29:29
It would have been far more logical had it happened in the spring time in April perhaps with the rhododendrons blooming…
Dec 24, 1950 · 29:22
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. Even…
Dec 25, 1944 · 29:44
NOTE: Announcer MISTAKENLY gives the program title as: "LIE OR CONSEQUENCES". This is definitely CHRISTMAS BONUS!…
Dec 25, 1949 · 29:38
Set on a quiet Christmas night in a small coastal hospital, this taut holiday tale turns a single letter into a moral…
Dec 26, 1948 · 30:41
Christmas was really over for it was one o’clock in the morning at Pete’s Cantina a top little nightspot on the…
Dec 27, 1942 · 29:19
It is Christmas eve in the big lonely city of New York. Outside, the snow falls in huge floating flakes. Inside an…
Dec 27, 1953 · 21:54
As the lights of the heavy truck pierce the darkness illuminating the lonely highway far ahead, the driver watched the…
Dec 3, 1945 · 29:24
“Most men lead lives of quiet desperation,” said Henry David Thoreau. How well that little Alferd Smithers who never…
Dec 3, 1947 · 29:31
John Strickland had finished his lunch and was on his way out of the Barrister's club, when Latima sidled up to him at…
Dec 3, 1950 · 30:24
It was only three in the afternoon but the hotel cocktail lounge near the railway depot at Omaha was buzzing with…
Dec 30, 1946 · 29:47
The murder on Rourke Island had its curious beginnings there was no hatred in Keith Brandon’s mind, no anger, no…
Dec 30, 1951 · 28:14
Until the night watchman on the bridge construction job dropped in Carl thought he was in the clear. He was certain…
Dec 31, 1945 · 35:18
No one knew better than Eddie Stacco that it would take a miracle to save him this time. He’d been up on murder counts…
Dec 31, 1947 · 29:02
The story of Lydia Winters falls naturally in to two parts separated by exactly one year almost to the minute. Her…
Dec 31, 1950 · 29:13
Only a few days before in the midst of the Christmas Season Dave Leonard had told himself that there was no place quite…
Dec 4, 1944 · 29:13
From the street it looked innocent, just a plain ordinary two story dwelling. There’s a sign over the entranceway, it…
Dec 4, 1949 · 23:01
The crowd in the waiting room of the New York airport hardly noticed the slender man in the trench coat standing near…
Dec 5, 1948 · 26:29
It was a strange meeting; two men brought together on a lonely Arizona highway Paul and Joe Morvello. Joe a fugitive on…
Dec 6, 1953 · 23:41
When travelling artist Steve Neil saves rich and old Mr Jameson from an armed bandit who is holding him up Mr Jameson…
Dec 9, 1946 · 26:36
Although it was past four the Florida sun was hot and blinding and Christine wished for the twentieth time that she…
Dec 9, 1951 · 29:48
As he turned the brass knob of the heavy oak door and stepped in to the lobby Clint Markham realised that the doctor…
Feb 10, 1947 · 29:26
It was a calm night, almost too calm with a thick mist hanging low over the ocean. In the distance the occasional wail…
Feb 10, 1952 · 29:45
It’s tantalizing to Larry, the question mark that surrounds Julie Frazier. He knows that she killed a man in a back…
Feb 11, 1946 · 28:58
Thursday night was the climax. Every element in the marriage of George and Pricilla Haines came to a sharp focus on…
Feb 11, 1948 · 30:13
Some people spend more time scheming how to get money dishonestly than it would take to earn it honourably. Frank…
Feb 11, 1951 · 29:39
Chuck Williams tragic fall from the balcony of his apartment all seems a long time ago for Nola. It was judge…
Feb 12, 1947 · 21:21
The Atkins Clayton affair was unusual for two reasons. In the first place of course, it involved a pair of famous…
Feb 12, 1950 · 29:10
The small cabin plane pursues its course high above the Mexican desert. It’s midnight and a full moon bathes everything…
Feb 13, 1949 · 30:48
The company's engagement at the opera house in Los Angeles had two weeks to run, but Oriann Danotti, whose beautiful…
Feb 13, 1955 · 21:11
An interesting and sometimes dangerous part of living is the unexpected - the oddity of chance, circumstances beyond…
Feb 14, 1943 · 29:15
It was ten years ago that Henry Mitchell, formerly a biologist, married Martha Hollerston, the widow of a wealthy…
Feb 17, 1947 · 31:08
In the drawing room of a palatial home in Newport hang a pair of priceless oil paintings one of an Italian nobleman the…
Feb 17, 1952 · 29:49
The concert was progressing successfully, brilliantly, as Denise Barrett listened closely. The young artiste, Pamela…
Feb 18, 1948 · 24:03
It was in a drab room in a commercial hotel in Chicago that Frank Reynolds finally made up his mind and in a curious…
Feb 18, 1951 · 29:47
The storm with its heavy rainfall has swollen the river near Groves Landing to the point where the town is seriously…
Feb 19, 1945 · 29:50
A disgraced businessman hatches an elaborate scheme to fake his own death and exact vengeance on his former partner...…
Feb 19, 1950 · 28:48
It began simply with a telephone call, a five-cent call. Private investigator Scott Howell made his report to attorney…
Feb 20, 1949 · 25:57
The young attractive dark-haired girl looked out through the dirty windowpane of the old bookshop. She watched the rain…
Feb 20, 1955 · 23:43
It’s a terrible puzzling thing for Chris, the events on shipboard, the discovery that someone, a stranger, was posing…
Feb 21, 1943 · 29:23
"My plan is sound, mathematically sound, it cannot fail, it's perfect…" "Three months from now I will be worth $50,000.…
Feb 24, 1947 · 30:47
At three o’clock that afternoon Danny Bryan had been riding high the top crime reporter in San Francisco with a nice…
Feb 24, 1952 · 29:44
Time was of the essence for Russ Logan. He had always been a most meticulous man. Minutes meant money, and appointments…
Feb 24, 1955 · 24:33
Though inwardly he was raging, outside he looked as cool as a piece of ice. Steve Carson's ten years as a private…
Feb 25, 1946 · 30:14
Albert Taylor was two people. To the café society crowd in Miami he was the charming young husband of a silver fortune…
Feb 25, 1948 · 29:53
On February the 25th the final edition of the Daily Bulletin was a sell-out ten minutes after it hit the streets.…
Feb 25, 1951 · 29:32
The darkness of the deserted road was exaggerated by the shroud of trees lining wither side. Larry Simms bending over…
Feb 26, 1945 · 29:40
It's too bad in a way that old Horatio Alger isn't grinding out dime novels anymore because he could have grabbed off…
Feb 26, 1950 · 30:00
Valerie Ellis had a gambling problem and had gambled their $7000 savings bonds away. On top of that she also owed the…
Feb 27, 1949 · 26:26
From the parlour window Harriet Eldridge watched the postman wheel his bicycle down the tree-shaded street saw him turn…
Feb 28, 1954 · 25:17
Daryl Martin finds himself in a Southern California town hundreds of miles from the prison where he first knew Joe…
Feb 3, 1947 · 21:27
The Anthony Clayton affair was unusual for two reasons in the first place of course it involved a pair of newspaper men…
Feb 3, 1952 · 29:45
Ben Lindquist infatuated as a schoolboy and surprisingly the slick smooth Paul Jessum actually in love with her. When…
Feb 4, 1946 · 29:14
It was a quiet night for San Francisco almost too quiet. The fog drifting in from Leora had been on Kent Buckley’s mind…
Feb 4, 1948 · 29:38
He had all summer in which to do nothing and that’s what he was doing driving north along the coast to New York…
Feb 4, 1951 · 29:44
It’s not going well for Cliff, he still owes Burma Charlie $5000 and Dave Cummings his co-pilot has refused to lend him…
Feb 5, 1945 · 30:17
A famous lawyer's perfect crime unravels in unexpected ways, keeping listeners on the edge of their seats. Madeleine…
Feb 5, 1950 · 25:15
The mountain lodge was almost obscured by the fury of the snow storm, and the car heading toward the lodge, up the…
Feb 6, 1949 · 30:00
It seems incongruous to James Mathews that he should be in Mexico City for five months and yet know so little of the…
Feb 7, 1943 · 29:18
Thomas Norfolk was a very busy man, a marine architect and a wealthy ship builder. By the summer of 1940 he found…
Feb 7, 1954 · 24:00
A thick dark grey fog has descended over the city. As Laura Ames former American now of London hurries along the…
Jan 1, 1901 · 30:00
It didn't take Lloyd Miller very long to learn one bitter fact that a bankroll when subjected to a steady pummeling…
Jan 1, 1945 · 29:05
It’s strange isn’t it how a man can live his life through several decades, simply, quietly, in peaceful obscurity and…
Jan 1, 1950 · 28:44
Rumor no matter how idly begun may often come to a violent conclusion. Its pernicious content can often twist the…
Jan 10, 1943 · 29:26
The location is a large sinister railway station. A dark silent man and a beautiful blond woman watch the crowd of…
Jan 10, 1954 · 22:17
The questioning by the Hong Kong police was brief. The suspect's guilt was clear, but even though conviction was a…
Jan 13, 1947 · 31:23
When the door of his office opened Mark Falon didn’t have to turn away from the window to know that it was Harry Cheng…
Jan 14, 1946 · 23:15
The Pacific hung lazily over the city’s streets at first then settled down thicker and thicker blotting out everything.…
Jan 14, 1948 · 30:17
As he stood on the platform watching the trains pull out Matt Robertson was thinking a little bitterly now of the days…
Jan 14, 1951 · 28:09
Johnny Larson had spent the last five years in jail because of a double crossing dame and from now on he planned to…
Jan 15, 1945 · 30:00
It was an old house set back in the trees a little way from the lake and it had a miserly look about it. You could…
Jan 15, 1950 · 30:00
As the pistol shot shattered the stillness of the night along the waterfront the figure of a man appeared suddenly…
Jan 16, 1949 · 25:47
His eyes swept over the deserted beach. It was January and Larry Evans told Marty Lindquist that he was likely to…
Jan 17, 1943 · 29:20
Katherine Ford sits in the library of the Ford mansion and ponders over the past. For 12 years now, Katherine has been…
Jan 2, 1949 · 30:17
Eddie Welch was a young man who enjoyed his work. He loved every moment of it as he sat before the microphone high on…
Jan 20, 1947 · 27:10
The company’s engagement at the opera house in Los Angeles had two weeks to run but Orianne Demarti whose beautiful…
Jan 20, 1952 · 29:45
The cold rain whipped the windshield of the slowly moving car. At each turn the face of the driver grows bitterer with…
Jan 21, 1946 · 29:00
If it were possible somehow to stand at some point in the distant future and look back at the life of Robert Bolton…
Jan 21, 1948 · 29:45
Ralph Winston was painting his twelfth portrait of Marcia and it would be his last for he planned to kill her and make…
Jan 21, 1951 · 29:13
Martha was not prepared to let Cecile Dumar ruin her by reporting her thefts of company funds to the head of the…
Jan 22, 1945 · 28:39
The Atlantic coastline was a treacherous one, an ever present threat to the thousands of vessels which have for…
Jan 22, 1950 · 26:50
The conversation in the parked car matched the surroundings low, quiet and honest in keeping with the isolated…
Jan 23, 1949 · 29:23
The crowd in the waiting room at the New York airport hardly noticed the small slender man in the trench coat standing…
Jan 23, 1955 · 26:40
Though it was only 8 o’clock in the evening it was quite dark and the houses along the tree lined suburban street were…
Jan 24, 1943 · 29:22
A weird tale of telepathy, deceit, disappearing family members, strange noises, freshly dug graves and blood curdling…
Jan 24, 1954 · 21:51
The opening night for the play Bleak House Light was a gay and festive time for the Broadway first nighters crowding…
Jan 27, 1947 · 30:05
Marshall was nervous his hands shook as he dialled Helen’s number on the phone in the drugstore a block away from the…
Jan 27, 1952 · 29:48
“It’s strange isn’t it Craig that the very moment it became clear that your position with the paper in London meant…
Jan 28, 1946 · 28:34
The three Randall girls were as different from each other as day and night. Even the people of Newton who had watched…
Jan 28, 1948 · 28:42
She was a newspaperwoman and a good one. Words came easily to her, fresh new interesting ways to say what she saw, felt…
Jan 28, 1951 · 29:16
Looking in to the future life of Robert Bolton and then back at the portion he’s already lived we find it neatly…
Jan 29, 1945 · 30:22
Fred Wallis is writer and a gambler. In Florida he met Leita Martin and her friend wealthy widowed Vera Durante. She…
Jan 29, 1950 · 25:00
Warren Coates would never forget Manuel Romeros as he played his farewell scene very well and now Warren was in his car…
Jan 3, 1943 · 29:54
A gripping tale involving the spineless son of the District Attorney, a spurned lover, an unfortunate "accident", and…
Jan 30, 1949 · 27:04
Maxine had sung the words “Why should he make a fool of me” in the nightclub night after night over and over but…
Jan 31, 1943 · 29:27
The courthouse walls of a county in an eastern state have echoed for many years the vibrant, persuasive voice of…
Jan 31, 1954 · 24:00
Paul Fernley, half owner of a small but successful nightclub in Nevada, has come away to LA to be alone and to think of…
Jan 6, 1947 · 29:56
It was a strange meal they had together that evening full of long awkward silences both of them making useless attempts…
Jan 6, 1952 · 30:00
Sandra was a rich widow when her husband Paul married her for her money. Sandra also paid a monthly allowance to her…
Jan 7, 1946 · 29:56
It’s a thin line that separates infatuation from hate. So thin and fragile that one can change in to the other in a…
Jan 7, 1948 · 29:42
John Deyner had been a successful actor until he lost control of his drink habit but now he was going to make a…
Jan 7, 1951 · 29:19
Hilary Gains and Mildred had been planning this moment for months, the moment that she would leave her husband once and…
Jan 8, 1945 · 30:00
On the docks of the bay outside the Jim Mars Sky Land Club the beautiful Monica Lee’s body came to the surface and was…
Jan 8, 1950 · 29:00
It was midday in the tiny Mexican village of Riondo the air was still and quiet and the streets a glaze of white-hot…
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Ah, Whistler, The — a fine choice. Let me set a few more down beside it that I think you'll take to.
