Inner Sanctum was an anthology which aired between 1941 and 1952. It dealt mostly with murder mysteries, but occasionally ventured into the horror genre as well. Although it remains uncertain just how many episodes were made (some sources list over 500), there appear to be around 140 in circulation, all in half-hour format. A separate series of the same name was produced in Australia around 1942.

Inner Sanctum was an anthology which aired between 1941 and 1952. It dealt mostly with murder mysteries, but occasionally ventured into the horror genre as well. Although it remains uncertain just how many episodes were made (some sources list over 500), there appear to be around 140 in circulation, all in half-hour format. A separate series of the same name was produced in Australia around 1942.

Inner Sanctum was an anthology which aired between 1941 and 1952. It dealt mostly with murder mysteries, but occasionally ventured into the horror genre as well. Although it remains uncertain just how many episodes were made (some sources list over 500), there appear to be around 140 in circulation, all in half-hour format. A separate series of the same name was produced in Australia around 1942.

Inner Sanctum was an anthology which aired between 1941 and 1952. It dealt mostly with murder mysteries, but occasionally ventured into the horror genre as well. Although it remains uncertain just how many episodes were made (some sources list over 500), there appear to be around 140 in circulation, all in half-hour format. A separate series of the same name was produced in Australia around 1942.

Inner Sanctum was an anthology which aired between 1941 and 1952. It dealt mostly with murder mysteries, but occasionally ventured into the horror genre as well. Although it remains uncertain just how many episodes were made (some sources list over 500), there appear to be around 140 in circulation, all in half-hour format. A separate series of the same name was produced in Australia around 1942.

Inner Sanctum was an anthology which aired between 1941 and 1952. It dealt mostly with murder mysteries, but occasionally ventured into the horror genre as well. Although it remains uncertain just how many episodes were made (some sources list over 500), there appear to be around 140 in circulation, all in half-hour format. A separate series of the same name was produced in Australia around 1942.

Inner Sanctum was an anthology which aired between 1941 and 1952. It dealt mostly with murder mysteries, but occasionally ventured into the horror genre as well. Although it remains uncertain just how many episodes were made (some sources list over 500), there appear to be around 140 in circulation, all in half-hour format. A separate series of the same name was produced in Australia around 1942.

Inner Sanctum was an anthology which aired between 1941 and 1952. It dealt mostly with murder mysteries, but occasionally ventured into the horror genre as well. Although it remains uncertain just how many episodes were made (some sources list over 500), there appear to be around 140 in circulation, all in half-hour format. A separate series of the same name was produced in Australia around 1942.

Christmas time is here again so I thought it only appropriate to upload The Campbell Playhouse's edition of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. I hope you enjoy this episode happy listening. "A Christmas Carol". Sponsored by: Campbell's Soup. The definitive version of the classic story. Barrymore never was better. + The classic fairy tale, written by Charles Dickens over one hundred years ago, is dramatized in a fantastic adaptation of A Christmas Carol, featuring Lionel Barrymore as Ebenezer Scrooge, the mean, dreadful old miser who hates Christmas. + The classic fairy tale, written by Charles Dickens over one hundred years ago, is dramatized in a fantastic adaptation of A Christmas Carol, featuring Lionel Barrymore as Ebenezer Scrooge, the mean, dreadful old miser who hates Christmas. 

Stories of strange wills made by strange people. I devise and bequeath to my heirs the seven deadly sins: despair, anger lust, jealousy, revenge, envy, and hate! Dead men's wills are often strange we cannot attempt to understand them or try to find the answers we can but tell the story. These are the stories of strange wills gathered from probate courts the world over. Many of them written from deathbeds or under highly emotional circumstances clearly show that the writers of these wills use this last chance of self expression to vindicate within their own hearts the flagrant sins of omission and remission made during their lifetimes. From the dusty vaults of the probate court you are brought proof of the old adage that "Man is the strangest of all creatures.