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Cast · 1939–1952

Lee Allman

251 episodes · 2 shows

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The Green Hornet

Pretenders to the Throne

The Hornet takes a hand in a gang war.

Ep 1040 · Wednesday, December 3, 1952 · 29:56

The Lone Ranger

Strange Meeting

Tom Robinson, the new sheriff of Stonedale, vows to capture the notorious outlaw Rocky Smith, unaware that Rocky is actually his estranged son. As tensions rise, the stakes of their confrontation become deeply personal.

Ep 3006 · Monday, April 21, 1952 · 29:15

The Lone Ranger

The Blinding Storm

The Lone Ranger and Tonto intervene when an elderly couple is kidnapped for ransom during their journey home. A blinding snowstorm complicates the outlaws' plans and the masked heroes must act quickly to save the day.

Ep 2981 · Friday, February 22, 1952 · 29:22

The Green Hornet

Poor Substitutes for a Prison

Some of the twenty neediest families on the Daily Sentinel's list seem to be living in luxury. From where are these people getting the money? In several cases

Ep 914 · Tuesday, February 1, 1949 · 24:20

The Green Hornet

Road to Ruin

Judge Lamont sentences his own son to ten days in jail. After his release, the son is tricked into framing his father. WRVR-FM, New York City aircheck. Syndi

Ep 905 · Thursday, December 30, 1948 · 23:45

The Green Hornet

The Curtin Money Plot

Artie Gluck, a guard at the Nelson Gordell Sanitarium, has been shot and killed in front of the "Sentinel" building. His dying word was, "Curtin."

Ep 864 · Tuesday, June 22, 1948 · 29:42

The Green Hornet

Murder at Lighthouse Mary's

"Lighthouse Mary" runs a "cafe" down on the docks (that's a "radio" term for "sleazy saloon"). She's basically an honest person. A shipment of contraband from

Ep 863 · Tuesday, June 15, 1948 · 29:44

The Green Hornet

Taxi Dance to Murder

Marijuana (also known as, "Loco Weed") is being distributed by Waxy Lucas. Betty Jenny, a reporter for the Daily Sentinental, has infiltrated the "Dance Palace

Ep 862 · Tuesday, June 8, 1948 · 29:43

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The Green Hornet

248 episodes

The Lone Ranger

3 episodes

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  • Dec31952

    The Green Hornet

    Pretenders to the Throne

    Dec 3 · Ep 1040

  • Apr211952

    The Lone Ranger

    Strange Meeting

    Apr 21 · Ep 3006

  • Feb221952

    The Lone Ranger

    The Blinding Storm

    Feb 22 · Ep 2981

  • Feb11949

    The Green Hornet

    Poor Substitutes for a Prison

    Feb 1 · Ep 914

  • Dec301948

Episodes featuring this actor

39 episodes on Goldie · page 2 of 3

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  1. Ep 822

    Sep 2, 1947 · The Dock Robber Gang

    Disney pocket-sized comic books premium). A night watchman has been killed on the docks. A stolen bottle of imported perform purchased by Axford is the clue need to break-up a stolen merchandise gang. The perfume is called, "Amour du Chien" (which any Frenchman can translate for…

    29:46

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Al Hodge

74 shared

Fred Foy

5 shared

Brace Beemer

3 shared

Jay Michael

1 shared

The Green Hornet

Road to Ruin

Dec 30 · Ep 905

  • Jun221948

    The Green Hornet

    The Curtin Money Plot

    Jun 22 · Ep 864

  • Jun151948

    The Green Hornet

    Murder at Lighthouse Mary's

    Jun 15 · Ep 863

  • Jun81948

    The Green Hornet

    Taxi Dance to Murder

    Jun 8 · Ep 862

  • Jun11948

    The Green Hornet

    The Hornet Bats for a Pitcher

    Jun 1 · Ep 861

  • May251948

    The Green Hornet

    A Cable from England

    May 25 · Ep 860

  • May181948

    The Green Hornet

    The Travis Case

    May 18 · Ep 859

  • May111948

    The Green Hornet

    The Woman in Black

    May 11 · Ep 858

  • Ep 821

    Aug 26, 1947 · The Leopard's Spots

    A race-track bum plans to smash all the bookies in town. He convinces the D.A. of his sincerity but Britt Reid has his suspicions.

    29:46
  • Ep 816

    Jul 22, 1947 · The Man Who Forgot

    "Duke" has just gotten out of prison; broke, but with dreams of revenge. He meets up with Bryant Weaver, a man with total amnesia, who is an ideal candidate for a ransom plot.

    29:47
  • Ep 815

    Jul 15, 1947 · City Hall Shakeup

    John Anderson is the Commissioner of Public Works. He's not as objective and honest as he used to be...and then he jumps out of the window!

    29:49
  • Ep 814

    Jul 8, 1947 · Almost Used Cars

    "Tip-Top Charlie" can't see new cars, so he sells, "almost-used cars." However, the cars are stolen and hidden so well, not even, "The Green Hornet" can find them.

    29:26
  • Ep 812

    Jun 24, 1947 · Of Thee I Sing

    Joe Desmond and "Little Boy" Nelson are selling phony insurance policies to greenhorn immigrants who think they're citizenship papers. The Hornet, with the help of an immigrant named Melvin (!), tries to break up the racket.

    29:26
  • Ep 811

    Jun 17, 1947 · The Big Mouthpiece

    Two convicts, just out on parole, kill a night watchman and wound two police officers. Behind this is Gertsman, a disbarred and thoroughly nasty attorney.

    29:17
  • Ep 810

    Jun 10, 1947 · Fodder for Headlines

    Marty Slotkin is running a gambling den that prosecutor James Conway is trying to shut down. Trying to discourage this idea, Conway's daughter is kidnapped by Slotkin.

    29:23
  • Ep 809

    Jun 3, 1947 · Cornered Steel

    Jim Jennings had turned out steel products around the clock during the war. Now, he can't seem to get steel or scrap iron...until Bill Barnaby offers what he needs at a sky-high price. Jennings is soon found dead, with a suicide note nearby.

    29:28
  • Ep 807

    May 20, 1947 · Merger Not Preferred

    Henry Marsden jumps from his 14th story office window. John Rollins has caused Marsden's ruin by refusing to vote for a needed merger. Possibly the last "Green Hornet" program starring Robert Hall.

    29:35
  • Ep 806

    May 13, 1947 · Camera Obscure

    Rex Tinsley is operating illegal slot machines and a protection racket. He's been arrested many times, but Phil Crane, his attorney a.lways gets him off the hook. Britt Reid gets incriminating photographic evidence to nail Tinsley and his racket. The story title might have made m…

    29:25
  • Ep 805

    May 6, 1947 · Cut Rate Crime

    Paul Norton is only hiring ex-G.I.'s to be managers in his stores. It's a scheme to take advantage of veterans. The same script was used on "The Green Hornet" on September 9, 1938.

    29:29
  • Ep 802

    Apr 15, 1947 · Last of the Top Hat Gang

    This story was a sequel to, "The Top Hat Gang," broadcast January 26, 1947. Britt Reid winds up in the hospital after he's shot. He decides to question Roma LeJour about the gang, but she's strangled before the Hornet arrives. The Green Hornet's identity has been discovered!

    29:21
  • Ep 801

    Apr 8, 1947 · Stolen Identity

    Well-know Andrew Blake has his wallet and car stolen...and then his identity is stolen as well. At stake is, "The Never Fail Light," which the city plans to install on the streets.

    29:29
  • Ep 800

    Apr 1, 1947 · Political Strings

    Political Boss Jonathan Ward decides to back the reform candidate for mayor, Norwell Franklin. What is Ward up to? When things don't work as Ward expected, plans are made to kill Franklin.

    29:29
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