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Rocky Fortune "Hauling Nitro" (January 26, 1954)
Rocky needs a job real bad, which lead him to answer an ad for a truck driver. Hazardous work it had said and they weren’t kidding. By the end of the work the truck was almost a Hurst and Rocky was almost a client.
"The Ferret" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - January 26, 1976
Time and again the United States' plan to become independent of foreign energy sources falls short as their partner; Energy Exploration, Inc.'s resources are sabotaged. Amory Mills, EEI's hotshot lawyer sets up an elaborate scheme to entrap a corrupt EEI executive suspected of selling out the company. The clock is ticking as he zeroes in on Clem Ferris and finally comes close to unmasking "The Ferret."
"Casablanca" Lux Radio Theatre - January 24, 1944
"The Slick and the Dead" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - January 23, 1976
A talented dancer with skeletons in her closet is killed in a hotel room. In this classic case of "whodunit," EG Marshall interrupts the third act to ask the audience to take a wild guess on who they believe slayed her.
"The Lady of the Mist" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - January 21, 1976
It is said that the pool in which the Lady of the Mist waterfall cascades into reviles all who attempt to usurp the place of Meg Drayton, lady of the Manor. Her Brother Charles' first wife fell into the lake and was never seen again. Ten years later, he has returned with a young wife who plans to take over the manor. Enraged by their presumption, Meg concocts a scheme to fulfill the myth of the Lady of the Mist.
Suspense "World Of Darkness" January 20, 1944
A young girl has been murdered, but the foul deed was "seen" by a blind man! + Last night at two o’clock in the morning Nancy Collins was stabbed in cold-blooded murder in her rooming house and any of the other guests could have committed the crime. But the least suspected person because of his blindness was the one person who knew the whole story, how she was killed why she was killed and who killed her.
Suspense "The Devils Saint" January 19, 1943
The "Man In Black" introduces Peter Lorre playing a sinister nobleman who invites his daughter's suitor to spend a night in "The Tapestry Room". The story has a terrific surprise ending. + St Catherine’s Day 1927 and at a masquerade ball at the Opera House in Paris a young couple are having fun. They have only known each other for four days but plan to get married. Unfortunately, Eleanor knows that her uncle, the sinister Count Stefan Caharey of Hungary, would never permit it. The Count invites Edward to stay in his castle for a week and agrees that if after a week of staying there he is not cured of his infatuation he will allow the marriage with his blessing. Edward has to sleep in the tapestry room and Eleanor is afraid, as anyone who has ever slept in that room has mysteriously died…
Rocky Fortune "The Museum Murder" (January 19, 1954)
Rocky's running a tour through a New York museum. He finds a corpse and adventure in a mummy case. This is a network version of cat. #24626. Fortune has landed himself a job again – inside talk man on the Manhattan sightseeing tour, China Town the Empire state building he’d been. But the place, which really gets him, though is the museum of ancient history, they’ve got dead people lying all over that joint. Some of them in mummy cases 5000 years old. Now Rocky doesn’t object to a few old corpses but when they tried to embalm a fresh one and it happens to be him, that’s a different matter.
"There's No Business Like" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - January 19, 1976
In the year 2076, crimes against society are punishable by community service-- in show business. A time traveler moves forward in time and discovers a future where the business is anything but entertaining; and where stunts and special effects often lead to death.
"The Red Frisbee" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - January 16, 1976
While playing Frisbee with his dog on an Antilles beach, Ben comes across a young girl with an unusual gift. He becomes more entranced by Nikki's strange talent as she narrates her brother's tragic tale. Their bond deepens and he finds himself drawn to her, and the insights she learns from the red Frisbee.
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