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Suspense "Friend To Alexander" August 3, 1943

A man has a recurring dream about the Hamilton-Burr duel. The story was produced on "Suspense" subsequently on June 15, 1944 and August 15, 1956. + Robert Young and Geraldine Fitzgerald star in this poignant and strange tale by James Thurber, an excerpt from the book My World and Welcome To It called A Friend To Alexander adapted for radio by Fraya Howard.

Suspense "Banquos Chair" August 3, 1944

A detective tracking down an elusive murderer uses a ghost, and the victim himself to get his man. The story was produced on "Suspense" previously on June 1, 1943 and subsequently on March 9, 1950. + Banquo’s Chair is a strange and startling drama in which in the interest of justice Sir William Brent, ex-head of English Criminal Investigation, and his friend Arthur Grange make use of an unusual method to ring a confession of guilt from a criminal. Story by: Rupert Croft-Cook Produced and Directed by: William Spier

CBS Radio Mystery Theater - "Every Dog Has His Day" - August 2, 1976

Two brothers argue over their father's estate with one accusing the other of murder. The real heir could be the dog. Meanwhile, their father's lawyer's daughter is in love with both of them and must choose.

The Mercury Theatre on the Air - "The 39 Steps" (August 1, 1938)

CBS Radio Mystery Theater - "The Night Shift" - August 30, 1976

Eddie O'Brian hates going to work driving a bus 9 hours a day until he gets a new bus, #2792. He becomes very protective of it and soon cares more for it than his wife Margie.

CBS Radio Mystery Theater - "Shotgun Wedding" - July 29, 1976

Charlie, a man of about 30, is invited by his co-worker, Gus, to meet his daughter. Gus feels that Charlie will fall instantly in love with Elaine. When Charlie meets her, he does fall in love with her. Then things begin to get strange. Charlie goes back to visit his beloved, but he finds the house and its occupants gone.

Suspense "The Last Letter Of Dr Bronson" July 27, 1943

A scientist has an interesting theory about "The Five Checks To Murder." The story was subsequently produced on "Suspense" on August 15, 1946 and November 4, 1954. The script was used subsequently on "Audion Theatre" on August 25, 1990.

Suspense "The Black Shawl" July 27, 1944

A good mood piece about a young girl kept in the mansion of a madwoman, and of the woman's idiot son. The system cue has been deleted. + Susan Appleby says she is about to be murdered, she’s not certain; no one has even threatened her. She is sitting in a plain ordinary looking kitchen but to her it is a death house…

CBS Radio Mystery Theater - "The Brain without Mercy" - July 26, 1976

A mad scientist removes the brain from a severely injured hijacker to ascertain where he left the loot he got away with. Just how far will he go in the name of science?

The Mercury Theatre on the Air - "A Tale of Two Cities" (July 25, 1938)