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"Loser Takes All" CBS Radio Mystery Theater - July 1, 1976

When Jake Alexander, the world's top agent first sets eyes on the beautiful Delphi Carr, he takes both a professional and personal interest in her. Before he can act out on either, she gets married and instead urges Jake to sign on her husband, actor Deke Roberts. Jake willingly agrees with the evil intention of murdering him.

Suspense "Uncle Henrys Rose Bush" June 29, 1943

What on earth is Aunt Julie up to? And where is Uncle Henry? The story has a surprise ending. + Quality – Good with a few audio drop-outs When a woman and her husband arrive unexpectedly they discover Uncle Henry missing and Aunt Julie very remote.

Suspense "Walls Come Tumbling Down" June 29, 1944

There's some nice detection by a newspaperman trying to locate a priceless-but-hidden mural. + Father Walsh came to see Mr Darcy a newspaper editor, as he didn’t know where else to turn. Three nights ago a man came to see him demanding that he gave him the bibles marked EB. Father Walsh did not know what he was talking about and the man became angry saying he would give him three days to help him find the walls of Jericho or he would regret it…

"Forty-Five Minutes to Murder" CBS Radio Mystery Theater - June 28, 1976

Inconsistencies in the official statement given by a businessman regarding his wife's murder move a brilliant defense attorney to scrutinize it further. All evidence point towards foul play and the answers he seeks can be found in poison.

Richard Diamond Private Detective "Tom Waxman Murdered" (June 26, 1949)

A mail bomb has been sent to the Waxman family, killing Tom Waxman. His brother Phil is accused of the crime, but Diamond suspects that the Labor Assistance League is behind it. After the case, Dick Powell sings in Yiddish! An announcement is made that the program is switching to Saturdays. The script is essentially the same as the "Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar" program of July 14, 1953 (see cat. #16553). + A union meeting is in full swing. Tom Waxman, a charismatic young speaker has the audience in the palm of his hand, but two men have other plans on who should control the union. That evening a parcel arrives at Tom's house. The parcel turns out to be a bomb. It kills Tom and severely injures his fiancé and future mother-in-law. The main suspect is Tom's brother Phil, but Richard Diamond knows this is ridiculous and sets out to prove that the police are wrong in their suspicions.

Suspense "Wet Saturday" June 24, 1942

Sponsored by: Auto-Lite. Who killed the curate? Almost everybody it seems! A very British story, subsequently produced on "Suspense" on December 16, 1943, December 19, 1947 and March 20, 1948. + Based on John Collier's short story of the same name. A story of suspense that tickles your funny bone whilst tingling your spine. It would have been just another day in the Princey household had it not been for the rain. If they had all been out doing what they had planned the murder would never have happened and the cover-up would not have been necessary.

"Child of Fate" CBS Radio Mystery Theater - June 24, 1976

Threatened by the entrance of new and real-life companions, a child's imaginary friend manifests and attacks them in a battle to exist beyond their make-believe world.

Suspense "The Ten Grand" June 22, 1944

A story about a penniless dancer who has her empty purse stolen in the subway. When the purse is returned, she finds it loaded with money! + Miss Zizi Lewis is taking the subway home late at night when her purse is snatched. A tall dark handsome man recovers her bag for her and disappears in to the crowd. When she opens her bag to find the nickel she needs for the slot her heart nearly stops for there in her bag is a wad of notes which looked like ten grand…

Suspense "Man Without A Body" June 22, 1943

A humdinger thriller set in rural England. What is the secret of the invisible man terrorizing the countryside? You'll never guess! + John Sutton appears as a young English doctor, Jim Norwood who knew a great deal more than he admitted concerning the strange events, which you are about to hear, and George Zuko plays the village curate, Reverend Arthur Morley. The story, which bears a coincidental resemblance to H G.

The Mercury Theatre on the Air - "The Hitch-Hiker" (June 21, 1946)