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"With Malice Aforethought" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - December 1, 1975
A victim of the prejudice of the times, an African American cop is tried for the murder of an allegedly unarmed Caucasian during a drug bust. Believing in his innocence, his colleagues and friends work to get him a pardon.
"Key Largo" Lux Radio Theatre - November 28, 1949
"The Frammis" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - November 28, 1975
A magical piece of glass that possesses a power to affect people travels through a fictional kingdom. The diamond-like shard is only as worthless as you perceive it to be.
Musical Orchids (02/20/1941)
by Dinah Shore; Otto Harbach; Jerome Kern; Paul Wetstein; Larry Markes; Dick Charles; Gordon Jenkins; Johnny Mercer; Harold Arlen; Gene Austin; Roy Bergere; Channing Pollock; Maurice Yvain; Andy Razaf; Thomas Waller; Lou Bring
Publication date 1941-02-20
"The Dead, Dead Ringer" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - November 27, 1975
An ex-cop finds work as a messenger for local mobster. When he delivers the message, he is surprised to walk into a murder. The woman has a smoking gun in her hand, and a body on the floor. When he sees that he is a dead ringer for the woman's dead husband, he suspects that something fishy is going on.
KYYX November 1983
One hour of Seattle's new wave radio station.
"Jezebel" Lux Radio Theatre - November 25, 1940
"The Lap of the Gods" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - November 25, 1975
After an accident lands a modern man in the hospital, his spirit travels back in time into the body of a sea captain in the 1820's. Meanwhile, his real body lies in a coma.
Rocky Fortune "Murder On The Isle" (November 24, 1953)
Rocky is hired to guard the life of a drunken, hated drama critic. He fails. This is a network version of cat. #24620. "I heard it said once that a rolling stone never gathers moss. In my case, it's not only moss that I don't gather, it's something else which is just as green. Namely loot, with which to buy the little things in life, like food! I am therefore always available for employment. And when the agency sends me up to the Knickerbocker Magazine, I am very happy to accept their offer of $48.50 a week less!"
"The Serpent's Tooth" - CBS Radio Mystery Theater - November 24, 1975
An art dealer tries to help out a talented but half crazy artist. He later finds out he did history a disservice. After trying to assist an eccentric but gifted artist, an art dealer later discovers that he did history a disservice by actually doing so.
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