Black Museum – The Telegram. ep46, 1952
A common telegram holds the invitation to die. Orson Wells is on hand to trace how it became a fixture in Scotland Yard's black museum of death. The forces of…
Wild Bill Hickock Two Plus Two. ep78, 520514
Taking shelter on a rainy day, Wild Bill and Jingles find themselves in a schoolhouse. Tom, the school teacher has a son named Pete, and a mystery brewing. Chief Running…
Wild Bill Hickock – Alkali Justice. 520509.
Our story begins where most end up, in the courthouse. Bolton is a disgruntled rancher who is told to keep off the ranch that he trespassed on to water his…
Black Museum – The Pair Of Spectacles. ep30, 1952.
Reporting in from London, Orson Wells takes us on another tour through the Black Museum. Today's featured exhibit is an ordinary pair of women's eyeglasses. How did this typical household…
Wild Bill Hickock – The Black Canyon Gang. ep76, 520507.
Riding into town after a long dusty trail ride, Jingles is starving and looking forward to a big tasty steak. Their plans are put on hold when a shoot out…
Black Museum – The Open Ended Wrench. ep29, 1952.
From the annals of the cases of crime at Scotland Yard, Orson Wells brings us another display of murder. This time it's about how a common tool of mechanics has…
Wild Bill Hickock – Jingles The Ladies Man. 520502.
When a pioneer family needs help, Bill and Jingles are on the way. Elsewhere, we learn that a salloon girl, Carlotta, has a crush on Jingles and is giving her…
Black Museum – The Old Wooden Mallet. ep28, 1952.
Orson Wells walks us through a few of the exhibits in the Black Museum before stopping to feature today's display. In England it's customary to have bon fires through the…
Wild Bill Hickock – A Hornets Nest. ep74, 520430.
When Jingles has an accident with a hornets nest, he discovers a couple gun toting bandits. For now, he gets away, but Bill is soon chasing after him. Soaking wet,…
Black Museum – The Notes. ep27, 1952.
A slogan that was popular through the war, Kilroy was here, is the connection to a murder. Orson wells introduces us to a few exhibits, but lands on the scribble…