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Anyone know if this is Alan Hale, Sr. or is this the Skipper?

I'm hooked on this OTR Show.

We know our Larry's voice so well!

Good HEAVENS! What a GRIPPING episode! Our Frank must have been very young here!

Superb!

What a THRILLING episode!!! So well put together!

No wonder this is such a good story - William Irish was a pseudonym used by Cornell Woolrich.

New sub 😊 and love the images, and I'm surprised how much story they've packed in 30mins 😅

"Hey Bub...you gonna listen to the Jack Benny Program?" "Sure am!" "uh uh. Listen to Classic Mystery Radio instead. Much more interesting." "Wha? But I love Jack Benny!" "It's your dough!"

Wow! I’m doing my ironing and I’ve got Vincent Price on the wireless. Chances?!?

I loved the ending. BTW: Many people don’t pronounce Boston like us from MA, but this actor nailed it!

I didn't see that coming.

Very good, I do like the way you change the drop backs. Thank you 🥂

Wow!

I swear he said “udderly alone”with the cows mooing in the background.

I love it

Thanks! Great show!

Really great voice actresses on this one. Thank you.

The perfect escape from today's problems!

A man who is his own defense lawyer has a fool for a client.

Good show, there's a Alfred Hithcock presents TV show also of this story.

Pretty cold after she got him off the hook. Even if it wasn't intentional.

Did women actually spoke this way then?

Neurotic, overly dramatic women is a common theme.😂

Odd ending.

the amount of work he puts into 'schemimg', imagine the heights he could have reached in a legitimate career!

Listening from a windy West Cleveland.

This is such a good episode in my opinion, of my favorite old time radio series. However, it blows my mind how often circumstantial evidence is used to determine such miscarriages of justice. Really, shouldn't the police officer searched for evidence of Charlie's flight, or had him see a doctor after the crash? Good grief! I love these endings, though. I do adore justice! And of course, our doctors dragging on cigarettes 😂 Thank you, love the artwoek, too! The 40s is my favorite fashion decade!

Sort of a weak ending. Might say the writer jumped to the conclusion.😂

You have put together an amazing collection. And well presented. Thanks for this channel!!

Lesson learned, always keep cool and for heaven's sake always be polite.

❤

Saw that one coming three miles away 😂

What’s the name of the jazz piano piece and who is playing it (at the very end.)

Super, thanks

This seems. Really good a fast. 💨 Death in this Book 📕

Great story. Loved the twist at the end 😮

Fantastic story with a shocking ending. 1-25-25

The ending doesn't make sense. The Paris press only reported two deaths when clearly Forsyth killed his wife and his best friend. Also he killed them in France while he was convicted for the first alleged murders in England. English law does not apply in France and so he could have been tried and convicted again. Some genius 😂

SPÓILER ALERT: I may have to play it again. The plot bucked me off at some point and I'm not sure whether Adele exists outside Clara's head.

She could have had the reward money but wanted it all and ended up with only a striped all occasions suit of clothes.

A good story that had me on the edge of my seat. Thanks 🙏 for posting. 1-24-25

Very enjoyable , thank you 👍🥂

FIRST. LOL

Wow that's a lot of shooting!!!

23 minutes and five murders 😮

Initially, Alice has the worst case of logorrhea I've ever heard and I've known a couple of pretty bad ones.

Good one ! Ty 🎉

Immensely entertaining!

This woman sounds most unattractive...I dont get it 😂