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2 results for “Sorry Wrong Number” in 1955 · episodes
Suspense · Episode 603
Tuesday, June 21, 1955
A woman and her husband embark on a fishing trip, but tensions rise as she plots to kill him aboard their boat. The stakes escalate when unexpected complications arise at sea. A two-timing woman plans to kill her husband aboard a broken down fishing boat. The closing has been deleted, the story is complete. The story was previously produced on "Suspense" on September 14, 1950. Charlotte Lawrence, Don Diamond, Jack Kruschen, Tony Barrett Opening credits murder, survival, psychological tense Larry Thor CBS And now, tonight's presentation of radio's outstanding theater of thrills, Suspense. Tonight, the story of a fishing cruise and bait that was a life insurance policy. We call it Over the Bounding Main. So now, starring Mr. Tony Barrett, here is tonight's suspense play, Over the Bounding Main. Ouch! Oh, for heaven's sakes, Marty, when are you going to put a light in this garage? I'm sorry, honey, I forgot. Oh, you forgot. You forgot. Too bad you can't forget to wake up some morning. Now look, jus…
Suspense · Episode 615
Tuesday, September 13, 1955
Dr. Neil Cream, a British doctor, poisons his wife and others, believing he can escape justice. As he navigates his new life in London, the stakes rise when Scotland Yard begins to investigate. A British doctor, the infamous Neil Cream, poisons his wife...and a few other folks as well. Ben Wright, Ellen Morgan, Herb Butterfield, Joseph Kearns, Paula Winslowe, Virginia Gregg Opening credits murder, crime, psychological tense Larry Thor CBS And now, tonight's presentation of radio's outstanding theater of thrills, Suspense. Tonight, we bring you a story of one of the most notorious murderers in the annals of crime. It is based upon police and court records. We call it, A Story of Poison. So now, starring Mr. Joseph Kearns, here is tonight's Suspense play, A Story of Poison. Dr. Cream, there was nothing I could do. I'm sorry, terribly sorry. I tried everything. You, you tried everything? You're sorry? I did what I could. It was too …