September 16, 1952

Scotland Yard investigates the brutal stabbing of a shipping clerk, uncovering a sordid tale of infidelity and a sinister plot.

Monday, August 8, 1938 In a change of pace, the Mercury Theatre dramatizes three short stories: "I’m a Fool" by Sherwood Anderson, Saki's "The Open Window", and Carl Ewald's "My Little Boy".

With Orson Welles, Edgar Barrier, Ray Collins, William Alland, Brenda Forbes, Anna Stafford, Betty Garde, Kingsley Colton, Estelle Levy, and announcer Dan Seymour.

Air Date: November 28, 1937 Several bomb explosions are caused by a man who hates crowds. The police are unable to make any progress and the town becomes more scared. When Margot Lane claims that The Shadow can catch the criminal, Commissioner Weston scoffs at the idea and challenges The Shadow to try and uncover new evidence that the police may have overlooked.

Air Date: November 28, 1937

Several bomb explosions are caused by a man who hates crowds. The police are unable to make any progress and the town becomes more scared. When Margot Lane claims that The Shadow can catch the criminal, Commissioner Weston scoffs at the idea and challenges The Shadow to try and uncover new evidence that the police may have overlooked.

Five essential old time radio horror episodes, presented with enhanced audio for a clearer listening experience.1) Suspense – “The Hitchhiker”2) Lights Out – “Cat Wife” 34:413) Inner Sanctum Mysteries – “Death in the Depths” 1:06:004) Suspense – “The House in Cypress Canyon” 1:36:135) Quiet, Please – “The Thing on the Fourble Board” 2:06:45These five broadcasts were chosen for their atmosphere, storytelling, and lasting impact on the world of classic radio horror. Whether you’re new to Old Time Radio (OTR) or already a longtime listener, these episodes are some of the strongest examples of how effective radio horror could be.If you enjoy classic radio mysteries, suspense, and horror, consider subscribing for more restored and curated content.

Saturday, November 22, 1952

A disgruntled former investor tries to sabotage the deployment of inflatable ‘atmosphere shells’ in space, made from the new wonder material Electroplast.

Original Story by Lou Huston.​Cast: Ed Kemmer, Lyn Osborn, Bela Kovacs, Ken Mayer, Norman Jolley.

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Friday, March 21, 1952

In this adventure, the charismatic con artist Harry Lime (voiced by Orson Welles) travels to India, where he becomes involved with frauds and "orphans-in-need" near the Taj Mahal.

Thursday, August 28, 1947 The Scarlet Queen is sailing towards Manilla, as ship master Philip Carney describes the coastline. The port should have been a friendly port of call, and the sailors look forward to a nice long break. After just three nights ashore though, trouble begins. Red Gallagher surprises Carney as he returns to the ship with gun in hand after his trip to town. What kind of trouble is Carney about to find? Carney is as picturesque as ever as he offers voiceover description when he follows Red. A bar fight breaks out, and Philip gets the scoop from Red about the damsel in distress

Wednesday, April 14, 1948

Wednesday, September 2, 1942

Starring Orson Welles

A man is driving cross-country and keeps seeing the same hitchhiker on his trip.