Vincent Price is The Saint in our first story this week. From July 2, 1950 we’ll hear The Real Gone Guy. Then, Five Minute Mystery presents Gas Station Shooting. Jack Webb in Pete Kelly’s Blues concludes the show this week with an episode titled June Gould. That one first aired September 12, 1951.
This week, Candy Matson YUkon 2-8209 brings us The Donna Dunham Case to begin the show. That episode aired April 4, 1949. After that is Five Minute Mystery with Snap Judgement. To close we’ll hear Jeff Regan, Investigator with The Man In The Door, which first aired August 28, 1948.
Another hour of old time radio crime begins this week with The Adventures Of Philip Marlowe. We’ll hear The Dude From Manhattan, which first aired July 2, 1949. Next up is Five Minute Mystery and The Zombie. Broadway Is My Beat closes this show with The John Lomax Murder Case. That one was first broadcast December 31, 1949.
We begin with Orson Welles in The Black Museum this week. From that series we’ll hear The Raincoat. Next is Five Minute Mystery with The Scientific Clue. To close out our hour, The Lineup brings us The Hostetter Brothers, an episode from December 21, 1951.
This week on Case Closed we begin with Night Watch. We’ll hear Fence 447 And Western Union Raid from September 4, 1954. Then, Five Minute Mystery brings us, The Needle. Lastly, a little Sherlock Holmes with this episode from 1946 titled, The Demon Barber.
Rogue’s Gallery kicks the show off this week with its episode from December 13, 1945 titled, Blood On The Sand. Then, Five Minute Mystery brings us The Weapon. To close, we’ll hear The Case Of The Three-Way Split from Boston Blackie. That episode aired July 23, 1945.
We begin another hour of old time radio crime with Mr. District Attorney. We’ll hear The Case Of The Blackmail Killer, which first aired December 26, 1952. That’s followed up by Five Minute Mystery with The Masquerade. Our last show this week is The Map Of Murder by Rocky Jordan. That episode first aired July 3, 1949.
