Black Museum – A Silencer. ep41, 1952
In reviewing the various instruments of death in the Black Museum, Orson Wells presents how a silencer found it's way in its display. Before turning in for the evening, Herbert…
Black Museum – A Shilling. ep40, 1952.
Orson Wells presents a story of how a Shilling coin became the key evidence in a case of murder. Two brothers, Joey and David, have sworn to kill each other.…
Black Museum – The Shopping Bag. ep39, 1952.
The Black Museum is a warehouse of regular items that somehow became involved in murder. Orson Wells tells us how a simple canvass shopping bag won it's place there, as…
Black Museum – The Sheath Knife. ep38, 1952.
Examine a few of the artifacts, as Orson Wells points out how a simple sheath knife became involved in murder. Scotland Yard investigators are looking for a man with a…
Black Museum – A Service Card. ep37, 1952.
Take another tour through the Black Museum, with Orson Wells as your guide through the instruments of death. Roll the clock back to 1947 where parents worry about their son…
Dragnet – The Big Death. 550329.
The story you are about to hear is true. Only the names have been changed to protect the innocent. A murderer is on the loose, and it's Joe Friday's job…
Sam Spade – Rowdy Dowser Case 510420 (retro419)
Featuring Steven Dunn as Sam Spade. Sam recounts his latest case to his secretary, Effie, as he goes into flashback mode to relive it. With a sizable reward in store…
Big Town – Death At The Wheel. 490208.
Featuring Edward G Robinson, a show that was originally broadcast in the 1940 season (November 18, 1940), but I have it as also being aired on this date as well.…
Big Town – A Date With Death 490118. (retro413)
A young girl has a date with death as she meets her boyfriend along a stretch of lonely road. Chick Malone claims he has an unloaded gun, just to put…
Big Town – Lost And Found. 481207
The headline stories of the big city, dramatically reported by Steve Wilson. The lost and found pages of the newspaper may be pretty mundane, but occasionally, a big drama can…