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Another enjoyable audio, I so enjoy these. They are short so can be enjoyed while having a drink. Fabulous when you’re having a break thank you for bringing them to us. 👏🥂

Thanks for the upload….

As heard on Sundays at 4pm(et).

Thanks so much for this! I remember listening to Counterspy back in the 1940's. I thought it was thrilling, then. Now it brings back a lot of memories of a time that was turbulent, both for our nation at war and for me as a teenager.

Nice marriage 🙏

One of my faves ❤❤

These cops don’t fool around!

The plot would make more sense if it was the wife’s sister.

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Very enjoyable as always. Thank you.🥂

Mr chameleon the man of many voices :-)

Frank Lovejoy is always great

Thank you, I really enjoyed that I like the short stories because you can listen to them all in one go enjoying a drink .👍🥂

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If it had been up to me, where would Tv be. I really enjoy my old radio programs. Thanks

A perfect form (to me) of a short story. Journalism back in the day was alike in so many ways. BUT MORE THAN THAT, ...... It was profound. I SO enjoyed it! TY.

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Exciting! Thank you

Spinster? There is old fashioned term!

Good old days , I used to go to sleep at night with such stories from radio.

I was hoping he beat the 'evil,' side

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Love Mr. Chameleon and Dave!

I was 2 and 1/2 years old. When I listen I wonder if my parentw listened to these shows ❤

14:00 "one other option remains. Murder" Me: nope. As outlined, could be just natural causes.

The witness escaped...before I was able to shoot him. -- Detective Sergeant Dave Arnold

As heard on Tuesdays at 9pm(et). However, WOR- Mutual's flagsship station in New York- preempted it for the syndicated "MYSTERY IS MY HOBBY"; they often scheduled various syndicated series {"BOX 13", "DAMON RUNYON THEATER", "BOSTON BLACKIE", et. al.} in place of the network's shows during the week, because they could sell them to local advertisers while Mutual couldn't. During this period, "JOHN STEELE" was usually heard locally on Sundays at 9:30pm......but the July 30th delayed broadcast of this episode was pre-empted by an address from British Prime Minister Clement Attlee on the Korean War. 🤨

The other witness was just murdered. No no, don't give me a description or anything. Don't spend the night in protective custody. We'll send you with a few guards to your hotel. See you tomorrow. ...maybe.

As heard on Wednesdays at 8pm(et).

As heard on Sundays at 5pm(et).

Sounds like a later episode of "BROADWAY'S MY BEAT" (same producer/director, Elliott Lewis; same writers, Fine & Friedkin).

As heard on Thursdays at 10:30pm(et).

Thanks for uploading. It is so cool to hear the past. I was not alive during this time so it’s very exciting to hear something from so long ago.

As heard on Tuesdays at 9pm(et). However, in New York, WOR {Mutual's flagship station} scheduled the syndicated "MYSTERY IS MY HOBBY" instead. They scheduled "JOHN STEELE" locally {via transcription} on Saturdays at 5pm (when this episode was heard on May 27th).

People still don't understand what is sleeper , this game is, The day is coming A second competitive racing engine will overtake simracing

As heard on Sundays at 4:30pm(et). 27:53- Three cast members of the 1951 Broadway revival of "Green Pastures" appeared on Tallulah's "BIG SHOW".

This show was a sure winner. What radio station carried the show? I thought I heard Mandel Kramer's voice. He did many radio performances.

Great hidden gem of radio dramas😊 thank you sooooo much for letting us enjoy this part of american culture of the past yeayy!!!!

There is no ending

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December 1971 rebroadcast, on a Buffalo, New York station {WBUF-FM}.

Thoroughly enjoying your channel, thank you very much👍🤗

They enjoyable, thank you🥂

As heard on Wednesdays at 8pm(et).

28:59-".....and 'BIG TOWN' features the adventures of Steve Wilson- crusading editor of the 'ILLUSTRATED PRESS'. Hear *all* of these great action and mystery dramas......on *NBC!"* **chimes**

this is cool

Later adapted by Mindret Lord as the 1954 "LONE WOLF" TV episode, "The Emerald Ring".

Watch who you hire!