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Suspense
Sorry, Wrong Number
An invalid woman overhears a chilling conversation about a planned murder while struggling with a malfunctioning telephone. As she fights to alert the authorities, the stakes rise with each passing moment.
Lux Radio Theatre
Once More My Darling
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
The Red Mystery Matter
Johnny is asked to track down his favorite fishing guide, who happens to be missing! Something's "fishy" about this Christmas story!
Richard Diamond, Private Detective
The Enigma Of Big Ed
Richard Diamond investigates a series of fatal accidents at Big Ed Barton's metalworks factory, where employees are convinced the plant is jinxed. With production slumping, Diamond must uncover the truth behind the accidents before more lives are lost.
Let George Do It
Cause for Thanksgiving
George Valentine investigates a mute ten-year-old boy who refuses to speak after a traumatic incident. As he delves into the boy's past, George uncovers dark secrets that threaten their safety.
The Adventures of Sam Spade
Missing Newshawk Caper
Spade is hired to find a reporter named Ray McCully. Spade finds him all right, stabbed to death!
The Shadow
The Return of Carnation Charlie
A killer returns from the grave to enact his revenge. Syndicated rebroadcast on WRVR-FM, New York City.
The Shadow
Dead Men Talk
A gangster seems to have disappeared and is thought dead. The first show of the season, parts of the network did not carry this show because of a basebll game.
The Shadow
Death Shows the Way
A good story about the missing "Harvey Diamond," a phony Count, Lamont Cranston poisoned to death and a weird surprise ending.
The Shadow
The Cat That Killed
Night watchmen at the Burton warehouse are being murdered...by a cat!
The Shadow
The Laughing Corpse
Margo moves into a new apartment, and hears a dead man laughing!
The Shadow
The Flight of the Vulture
The Shadow tackles a real louse who burns horses alive to collect on their insurance. "Hoot" Cranston rides again! This recording has references to "Rufus," a negro sterotype, de
