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Candy Matson "Eric Spaulding Concert" (January 13, 1950)

Candy Matson the girl all San Francisco claims to know personally, that’s because she hits the front pages of the newspapers more often than the three bridges. Candy makes a tidy living by minding her own business, the business being one of Private Investigation. Take this deal with Rembrandt Watson and Eric Spalding, it sounded innocent enough to start with, but a clue here and a corpse there can make a very interesting story…

Suspense "Dime A Dance" January 13, 1944

A madman has been murdering dance hall girls and then dancing with their bodies to the tune of, "Poor Butterfly!" + Dime A Dance starring Lucille Ball as Ginger Allen deals with Broadway life and sudden death. When Ginger arrives at the theater her friend Julie isn’t there yet and nobody knows where she is. Then the police turn up to see Ginger to tell them that Julie is dead, murdered…

Suspense "The Pit And The Pendulum" January 12, 1943

"The Man In Black" introduces the famous horror tale of the Spanish Inquisition and its tortures. The story was subsequently produced on "Suspense" on November 28, 1947, November 10, 1957 and June 7, 1959. + The Pit and The Pendulum by Edgar Allen Poe has been adapted for Suspense by John Dickson Carr. " I was sick, sick unto death with that long agony; and when they at length unbound me, and I was permitted to sit, I felt that my senses were leaving me. The sound of the inquisitorial voices seemed merged in one dreamy indeterminate hum…” The French Officer was a prisoner of the Spanish Inquisition condemned to death and in his cell a pit to which was to be his hell and alone with only the torment of his own mind awaiting the torture of the inquisition.

Rocky Fortune "Rodeo Murder" (January 12, 1954)

Rocky is framed for murder at the rodeo. This is a network, version of cat. #24625. Rocky is instructed to report to the ninth avenue arena and when he gets there he finds the horse follies of 1954 is all over the place the legit title is Grand National Rodeo and he finds the boss an old guy hanging over the rail watching a cowboy riding a bull which must have just sat on a hornet.

"What the Shepherd Saw" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - January 12, 1976

After seeing the brutal slaying of his master's beloved wife, a young shepherd must do everything in his power to prove he did not witness a single thing.

"The Mysterious Stranger" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - January 11, 1976

When you meet an angel named Satan who promises to grant your every desire, you learn that it's not always good to get everything you wish for.

"The Stolen White Elephant" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - January 10, 1976

The sacred white elephant of Queen Victoria has gone missing and it's up to Inspector Blunt of the New York City police to solve the case. Following a lead, a force of one hundred men storm Barge Criswell's home only to discover that the main suspect is dead-- and that he has been dead for the last fifteen years!

"Sorry Wrong Number" Lux Radio Theatre - January 0, 1950

"The Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - January 9, 1976

A small town news man tells the story of how an enigmatic stranger seduced the town's incorruptible officials with the false glitter of easy cash.

"Dark Victory" Lux Radio Theatre - January 8, 1940