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4 results for “Sorry Wrong Number” in 1951 · episodes
Suspense · Episode 416
Thursday, February 15, 1951
A woman discovers a letter warning her of an impending murder and races against time to prevent it. With only three hours to act, the stakes are high as she navigates a web of suspicion and danger. A story almost identical to "Sorry, Wrong Number," but this time Agnes finds a letter warning of an impending murder. Agnes Moorehead, Byron Kane, Jack Kruschen, Jerry Hausner, Lou Krugman, Shimon Ruskin Autolite, Opening credits murder, psychological, crime tense Joseph Kearns CBS Autolite and its 96,000 dealers present Suspense. Tonight, Autolite brings you the story of a woman who finds a letter warning of death and has only three hours to deliver it. A transcribed tale we call The Death Parade, starring Miss Agnes Moorhead. Before our play begins, here is a word about Autolite from our good friend, Harlow Wilcox. Hi Harlow, you got the time? Always have the time to discuss those great ignition engineered Autolite spark plugs, half an hour. No, the time of day. Day or n…
Broadway Is My Beat · Episode 93
Saturday, December 29, 1951
Detective Danny Clover investigates the murder of shoe salesman Ted Eberly, found beaten to death in an alley. A former boxer, Ross Locke, becomes the prime suspect as secrets unravel. A shoe salesman named Ted Eberly has been beaten to death in an alley behind a bar. A former professional boxer is accused on the crime. The boxer's ex-manager goes the bail. Charles Calvert, Clayton Post, Herb Butterfield, Jack Kruschen, Larry Thor, Roy Glenn Detective Clover investigates a murder, Clover questions a key witness, Clover uncovers a hidden truth, A witness reveals critical evidence, Clover confronts the real killer, Clover pieces together the motive Bill Anders CBS I'm sorry. Can you tell me where the police are? Yes, sir. I'm going to the police. I'll be right back. Yes? You, Ross Locke? That's right. And you? Police. You got a reason to come around this time of night? My wife and I were just going to sleep. You were in a place earlier tonight, a bar on 139th off 7th. There's lots of bars on that street. There's an alley behind this one where a man was beaten to death. Ross, Ross, who is it? Nobody at all, honey. You just go back to sleep. You said a man …
The New Adventures of Nero Wolfe · Episode 17
Friday, February 16, 1951
Nero Wolfe delegates his assistant Archie Goodwin to attend a cocktail party, where a murder is anticipated. As tensions rise, Archie must navigate the social scene while uncovering the truth behind a deadly plot. Nero Wolfe receives an invitation, Archie meets intriguing guests, Suspicion arises after a murder, Wolfe investigates the poison, Confrontation reveals hidden truths, Wolfe exposes the murderer murder, crime, psychological tense The ringing of that phone bell brings you Mystery Adventure. Nero Wolfe's office, Archie Goodwin speaking. No, I'm sorry, Mr. Wolfe is busy planning a menu. I'll see if he can talk to you. What's the name again? You want to talk to a dame named Mrs. Collins? Hang up, Archie. Do we know a Mrs. Collins? No. I don't suppose you care, but I think her voice is very charming. Doubtless. Every female has a charming voice to you. Hang up. Okay. I'm sorry, Mrs. Collins, but at the moment Mr. Wolfe is too…
Cavalcade of America · Episode 688
Tuesday, February 20, 1951
In September 1776, Mary Murray defies her husband Robert by staying behind during a British invasion, revealing her secret role as a rebel spy. As the battle rages, she prepares to aid the wounded soldiers and support the revolutionary cause. Mary watches the battle unfold, Opening credits, Mary reveals her secret mission, Jonathan returns home alive, General Washington visits the Murrays, Sponsor message, Mary plans to deceive the British, Mary's bold actions aid the rebels murder, spy, war, psychological tense The DuPont Company of Wilmington, Delaware, makers of Better Things for Better Living through Chemistry, presents the Carbocade of America. Tonight's star, Joan Fontaine. Tonight's DuPont Carbocade, starring Joan Fontaine as Mary Murray, begins on a farm in old Manhattan Island. It is the day in September 1776, in the dining room of a big square mansion house atop Murray Hill. Robert Murray and his wife Mary are seated at the table. I'm sorry I was late for breakfast, Robert. I was up on the roo…
