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…
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…
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…
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…
Black Museum – Meat Juice. ep26, 1952.
Orson Wells examines another display in the Black Museum. At a wedding anniversary, it becomes known that Robert is a hypochondriac. Orson takes part in portraying the crime through the…
Black Museum – The Mandolin String. ep25, 1952.
Take a tour of the Black Museum with Orson Wells, and learn how a common object has become entwined with murder. In the days of polished carriages, and King Edward,…
Black Museum – A Letter. ep24, 1952.
Listen in to Orson Wells as he narrates the connection of how a letter was tied in with murder. Forged checks plague a London bank. There doesn't seem to be…
Black Museum – The Leather Bag. ep23, 1952.
A body is reported to the local constables, and the slow but steady wheels of policework begin. Evidence is gathered and examined, people in the area are questioned to start…
Black Museum – A Ladys Shoe. ep22, 1952.
Orson Wells takes us on a tour through the Black Museum, then presents a featured item, a lady's fashionable shoe. It was a dark and stormy night as the middle…
Black Museum – The Khaki Handkerchief. ep21, 1952.
It's the kind of a handerchief that a soldier might use, but you can bet it didn't belong to any hero. Orson Wells shows an exhibit or two in the…