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Cast & host · 1937–1952

Orson Welles

74 episodes · 5 shows

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Suspense

The Hitch-Hiker

A motorist traveling cross-country picks up a mysterious hitchhiker, leading to a chilling and unsettling experience that tests his sanity.

Ep 11 · Wednesday, September 2, 1942 · 29:32

Suspense

The Most Dangerous Game

Sanger Rainsford finds himself stranded on a mysterious island after a shipwreck, where he becomes the prey in a deadly game orchestrated by the enigmatic General Zaroff.

Ep 59 · Thursday, September 23, 1943 · 29:57

The Black Museum

The White Boxes ( Small White Boxes)

In The White Boxes, Orson Welles explores a murder case involving a seemingly innocent object: small white boxes that contained arsenic. The story unfolds through the trial of Madeline Smith, who is accused of poisoning her lover.

Ep 42 · Tuesday, October 14, 1952 · 26:22

The Black Museum

A Shilling

In this episode of The Black Museum, a shilling becomes the key piece of evidence in a murder investigation involving two brothers with a tumultuous past. As the police race against time, they uncover a web of betrayal and revenge.

Ep 40 · Tuesday, September 30, 1952 · 25:17

The Black Museum

A Prescription

In The Black Museum: A Prescription, a nurse's care for her patients turns sinister when a prescription leads to a death investigation. The stakes rise as the nurse faces accusations of murder tied to a family will.

Ep 34 · Tuesday, August 19, 1952 · 27:39

The Black Museum

The Mandolin String

In The Mandolin String, a seemingly innocent object from the past becomes a key piece of evidence in a murder investigation. The story unfolds around Louise Evans, whose life takes a dark turn after the deaths of her husbands.

Ep 25 · Tuesday, June 17, 1952 · 29:51

The Black Museum

The Door Key

In The Door Key, a man is found dead in a hotel room, and detectives investigate the circumstances surrounding his murder. A unique door key becomes a crucial piece of evidence that may lead them to the killer.

Ep 12 · Tuesday, March 18, 1952 · 29:13

The Black Museum

The Brass Button

In The Brass Button, a young soldier's obsession with a local artist leads to her brutal murder, drawing the attention of Scotland Yard. The investigation reveals a crucial piece of evidence: a missing brass button from the soldier's uniform.

Ep 6 · Tuesday, February 5, 1952 · 29:27

Shows featuring this actor

Series where they appear in the Goldie catalog

The Shadow

42 episodes

The Mercury Theatre on the Air

18 episodes

Suspense

7 episodes

The Black Museum

6 episodes

Lux Radio Theatre

1 episode

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  • Oct141952

    The Black Museum

    The White Boxes ( Small White Boxes)

    Oct 14 · Ep 42

  • Sep301952

    The Black Museum

    A Shilling

    Sep 30 · Ep 40

  • Aug191952

    The Black Museum

    A Prescription

    Aug 19 · Ep 34

  • Jun171952

    The Black Museum

    The Mandolin String

    Jun 17 · Ep 25

  • Mar181952

Episodes featuring this actor

54 episodes on Goldie · page 2 of 4

193719381942194319441952All years
  1. Ep 7

    Aug 22, 1938 · The Affairs of Anatole

    The episodic adventures of a delightful roue in old Vienna, before the first world war. Told with few sound effects and music cues, but those used most effectively. This series was also known as, "First Person, Singular." The script was adapted from the stage play: "Anatol" by Ar…

    60:26

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The Black Museum

The Door Key

Mar 18 · Ep 12

  • Feb51952

    The Black Museum

    The Brass Button

    Feb 5 · Ep 6

  • Sep111944

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    Break of Hearts

    Sep 11 · Ep 448

  • May251944

    Suspense

    Donovan's Brain, Part Two

    May 25 · Ep 93

  • May181944

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    Donovan's Brain, Part One

    May 18 · Ep 92

  • May41944

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    The Dark Tower

    May 4 · Ep 90

  • Apr131944

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    The Marvelous Barastro

    Apr 13 · Ep 87

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    Oct 7 · Ep 61

  • Ep 134

    Aug 21, 1938 · The Caverns of Death

    A secret ruby mine uses slave labor, kidnapped from tourists in the caverns above. The show being syndicated, the date above is subject to correction.

    29:31
  • Ep 6

    Aug 15, 1938 · Abraham Lincoln

    A portrait of Lincoln during the war years. Just great! This series is also known as, "First Person, Singular." The story was adapted from the stage play, "Abraham Lincoln: A Stage Play," by John Drinkwater.

    59:51
  • Ep 133

    Aug 14, 1938 · The Hospital Murders

    While visiting Egypt, Lamont Cranston is asked to solve a mystery. Patients keep disappearing from a hospital. A grisly story, even though it was set in Cairo, the program generated a number of complaints from the medical profession. An apology was broadcast on September 25, 1938…

    29:30
  • Ep 5

    Aug 8, 1938 · I'm a Fool, My Little Boy, Open Window

    58:06
  • Ep 132

    Aug 7, 1938 · The Mine Hunters

    A very Japanese-sounding bad-guy is planning to lay mines near the Panama Canal. Could he be up to no good? The show being syndicated, the date above is subject to correction.

    29:31
  • Ep 4

    Aug 1, 1938 · The Thirty Nine Steps

    A spy story based on the 1935 Alfred Hitchcock movie. See cat. #10630 for a rehearsal recording of the program. This series is also known as, "First Person, Singular."

    62:52
  • Ep 131

    Jul 31, 1938 · Revenge On The Shadow

    A crime boss (with a marked foreign accent) plans to kill the Shadow, with the help of his old enemies and by using Margo Lane! The show being syndicated, the date above is subject to correction.

    29:33
  • Ep 3

    Jul 25, 1938 · A Tale of Two Cities

    The third show of the series. Orson Welles subsequently played the same role on The Lux Radio Theatre broadcast of March 26, 1945 (see cat. #10444). This series is also known as, "First Person, Singular."

    59:33
  • Ep 130

    Jul 24, 1938 · The Mark Of The Bat

    Vampires arise once again to suck blood in the night. The system cue has been deleted. The show being syndicated, the date above is subject to correction.

    29:26
  • Ep 2

    Jul 18, 1938 · Treasure Island

    Second show of the series. An excellent adaptation of the classic adventure tale. This program is also known as, "First Person, Singular."

    63:54
  • Ep 129

    Jul 17, 1938 · Reincarnation Of Michael

    A mad scientist helps an even madder millionaire believe that he's an Italian Duke from the 12th century. After the story, John H. Morris, the head of the Juvenile Aid Bureau of the New York City Police Department, praises the program for its help with crime prevention and the P.…

    29:28
  • Ep 1

    Jul 11, 1938 · Dracula

    The first show of the series, which is also known as, "FirstPerson, Singular."

    55:46
  • Ep 128

    Jul 10, 1938 · He Died At Twelve

    A condemned man is hanged, but he's still alive! The show being syndicated, the date above is subject to correction.

    29:23
  • Ep 127

    Jul 3, 1938 · Voice Of the Trumpet

    A dealer of rare books is actually a spy, selling War Department secrets to Europeans, with the help of a spiritualist. The show being syndicated, the date above is subject to correction.

    29:27
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