"Big Ed" hires Diamond to find out why a series of fatal accidents have hit his factory.

A market has been robbed of $7000 by Herbert Langley, the clue to the bandit: a cheap broken watch.

Presented by the Johnson Wax Company.

Quiet Please Ep. 60

August 9, 1948

Workers on an oil rig discover something brought up from a mile underground, and then, the thing it belongs to.

A reporter comes to interview Professor Hall for a story about an Ivy student who has won a prestigious art award. Simultaneously, a wealthy benefactor wants to establish a large scholarship to Ivy College, but the gift is conditional and connected to the mysterious painting. Halls of Ivy. Ronald Colman, Benita Hume, James Edwards, Herb Butterfield, Lois Corbett, Jerry Hausner. September 27, 1950.

Two fishermen pick up a psychopathic escaped convict who tells them that he intends to murder them when the ride is over. Orson Welles, Lucille Fletcher, Alice Frost, Bernard Herrmann (conductor). Mercury Summer Theatre. June 21, 1946.

Psychological thriller, noir. Screen Directors Playhouse. Cary Grant, Betsy Drake. November 9, 1950.

The coronation of a new king is disrupted when the king's brother drugs him. A distant relative who closely resembles the king steps in to take his place at the coronation. Screen Directors Playhouse. Ronald Colman, Bernita Hume. February 2, 1949.

A meek and quiet lady decides to poison her rich aunt. Martha has spent years looking after her sick Aunt Abby. Suspense. Marsha Hunt. December 27, 1945. For years she has put up with her complaints, her grumbling, and her bad temper.

The classic light comedy about two innocents from Ohio adrift in the wilds of Greenwich Village. Academy Award Theatre. Rosalind Russell, Janet Blair.