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By 1. "Circumstantial Terror" - Ronald Reagan, March 8, 1954. A man witnesses a crime and is ultimately blamed for it (29:27). 2. "Uncle Henry's Rosebush" - Agnes Moorehead, June 29, 1943. Uncle Henry is missing (27:40). 3. "The Face Is Familiar" - Jack Benny, January 18, 1954. A man is tricked into robbing a bank (29:22). 4. "Woman in Red" - Hans Conried, April 6, 1944. A murder is planned by a group of spies in Germany during World War II (28:28). 5. "The Name of the Beast" - Vincent Price, April 11, 1946. An artist uses his art to cover up a murder (28:28). 6. "The Signalman" - Agnes Moorehead, March 23, 1953. A railroad station is haunted (28:07). |
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History of Radio: Great Suspense (Golden Age of Radio) by Topics Entertainment (Audio CD - Sept. 2004)
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