+ CBS net. "The Man Who Would Be King". Sustaining. The story was subsequently used on "Escape" on August 1, 1948 (see cat. #16719 and #65848), May 31, 1959 (see cat. #16453 and #48596). Note the spectacular use of kettle drums. Rudyard Kipling (author), Cy Feuer (music effects), William N. Robson (producer, director), Les Crutchfield (adapter), Raymond Lawrence, Eric Snowden, Herbert Rawlinson.

+ Program #3. CBS net. "The Diamond As Big As The Ritz". Sustaining. The fascinating story about the home life of the richest family in the world. The script was subsequently used on "Escape" on August 29, 1948 and March 27, 1949 (see cat. #24298). F. Scott Fitzgerald (author), William N. Robson (producer, director), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), Jack Edwards Jr., Danny Merrill, Linda Mason, Cy Feuer (composer, conductor). 

+ Program #5. CBS net. "The Sire de Maletroit's Door". Sustaining. Which will it be...the beautiful girl or the sword? Robert Louis Stevenson (author), Elliott Lewis, Peggy Webber, William N. Robson (producer, director), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), Ramsay Hill, Cy Feuer (composer, conductor). 

+ CBS net. "The Fourth Man". Sustaining. An excellent radio drama about three escaped convicts on a raft, and of their "savage" companion, a cannibal! The script was used on the program subsequently on April 25, 1948 (see cat. #65843) and on July 7, 1949 (see cat. #5577 and #65851). William Johnstone (narrator), Paul Frees, Joseph Kearns, John Russell (author), Irving Ravetch (adaptor), William N. Robson (producer, director), Nestor Paiva, Cy Feuer (composer, conductor). 

+ CBS net. "The Fall Of The House Of Usher". Sustaining. A well-done if slightly theatrical dramatization of the horror classic. Edgar Allan Poe (author), Paul Frees, Les Crutchfield (adaptor), William N. Robson (director). 

+ CBS net. "Evening Primrose". Sustaining. A fascinating adventure with a strange assortment of characters who live inside New York's department stores. Great radio! The script was subsequently used on Escape on September 12, 1948 (see cat. #65849) and on August 25, 1949 (see cat. #24294). Pat Lowery, Elliott Lewis, Paul Frees, John Collier (author), William N. Robson (producer, director), John Dunkel (adaptor). 

+ CBS net. "Casting The Runes". Sustaining. A good story about a medieval curse in London that seems to be working quite effectively! Montague R. James (author), Irving Ravetch (adaptor), John McIntire, William N. Robson (director). 

+ CBS net. "Tabu". Sustaining. A delightful werewolf hunt in the forests of old Hungary. Paul Frees, Geoffrey Household (author), John Dunkel (adaptor), William N. Robson (director).

+ CBS net. "Wild Oranges". Sustaining. A good story about a beautiful girl and her father, trapped on an island by a homicidal maniac. The script was previously used on "The Orson Welles Theatre" on November 3, 1941 (cat. #50630) and subsequently used on the program on September 28,l 1949 (see cat. #11351) and on "Romance" on July 25, 1950 (see cat. #79131). Cy Feuer (music conceiver, conductor), William N. Robson (producer), Richard Sanville (director), Joseph Hergeshimer (author), William Conrad, Jack Kruschen, John Dunkel (adaptor), Paul Frees, Jeanette Nolan, Sherry Hall. 

+ CBS net. "Confession". Sustaining. A good story about a shell-shocked soldier walking the fog-filled streets of London...finding murder and terror! Algernon Blackwood (author), William Conrad, Peggy Webber, William N. Robson (producer, director), John Dunkel (adaptor), Cy Feuer (music conceiver, conductor), Ramsay Hill. 

+ CBS net. "Leinengen Vs. The Ants". Sustaining. East coast version. A determined man battles even more determined insects in the tropical jungles. The script was produced on the program subsequently on May 23, 1948 (see cat. #16723) and on August 4, 1949 (see cat. #3576). The story was also produced on "Suspense" on August 22, 1956 (?), August 25, 1957 (see cat. #61898) and on November 29, 1959. See cat. #65839 for the West coast version of this program. Carl Stephenson (author), William N. Robson (producer, director), Robert Ryf (adaptor), William Conrad, Cy Feuer (music conceiver, conductor), Lou Merrill.

+ CBS net. "Papa Benjamin". Sustaining. East coast version. An excellent radio drama of voodoo in the slums of New Orleans. Fine music and sound effects. Possibly dated January 24, 1948. Frank Lovejoy, Luis Van Rooten, Harry Bartell, Joan Banks, William N. Robson (producer, director), Cornell Woolrich (writer, billed as, "William Irish"), John Dunkel (adaptor), Cy Feuer (music conceiver, conductor).

+ CBS net. "The Vanishing Lady". Sustaining. East coast version. The classic suspense story about a young girl in Paris whose mother has vanished from the face of the earth. The system cue has been deleted. See cat. #65841 for the west coast version (broadcast February 7, 1948). The script was previously broadcast on Escape on January 10, 1950 (see cat. #7273). The story was produced on "Favortie Story" as "The Mystery Of Room 323" (see cat. #63823). Cy Feuer (music conceiver, conductor), Joan Banks, Hy Averback, Ramsay Hill (doubles), Alexander Woollcott (author), William N. Robson (adaptor, producer, director).

+ CBS net. "Ancient Sorceries". Sustaining. East coast version, the program was also broadcast on the West coast on February 21, 1948 (see cat. #65842). A tale of the supernatural and witchcraft in a small Welsh town. Algernon Blackwood (author), Anne Morrison, Cy Feuer (composer, conductor), Kaye Brinker, Les Crutchfield (adaptor), Paul Frees, William Conrad, William N. Robson (director). 

+ CBS net. "The Grove Of Ashtaroff". Sustaining. West Coast broadcast. A well written tale of the supernatural. The last temple of a beautiful goddess is hidden in the African jungle. Paul Frees, William Conrad, John Buchan (author), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), William N. Robson (producer), Norman Macdonnell (director), Kaye Brinker, Raymond Lawrence, Eric Snowden, Cy Feuer (music conceiver), Eddie Dunstedter (organist). 

+ CBS net. "Log Of The Evening Star". Sustaining. East coast broadcast. A good story of murder, madness, and a walking dead man on the high seas! Alan Reed (?), Alfred Noyes (writer), Gale Page, Jack Webb, Les Crutchfield (writer), Luis Van Rooten, Pinto Colvig, Wilbur Hatch (music), William N. Robson (director). 

+ CBS net. "Misfortune's Isle". Sustaining. East coast broadcast. A swashbuckling tale of adventure, treasure, Dayak headhunters, and a beautiful senorita. The program opening is very slightly upcut. William N. Robson (producer, director), Paul Frees, Virginia Gregg, William Conrad, Richard Matthews Hallet (author), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), Berry Kroeger, Tony Barrett. 

+ CBS net. "Action". Sustaining. A man caught in an impossible situation while climbing a glacier waits to die...when he hears a cry for help. The script was used again on Escape on July 21, 1949 (see cat. #65855) and on "Suspense" on October 5, 1953 (see cat. #24229). Berry Kroeger, Charles Montague (author), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Joan Banks, Wilbur Hatch (composer, conductor), Erik Rolf, Marta Mitrovich, Jeff Corey, Raymond Lawrence, Joseph Kearns, Luis Van Rooten. 

+ CBS net, Canadian rebroadcast. "The Drums Of The Fore and Aft". A good story about two drummer boys who show a British regiment the meaning of courage in battle. The script was subsequently used on "Escape" on July 14, 1949 (see cat. #24294). Gil Stratton, Les Crutchfield (writer), Rudyard Kipling (author), Erik Rolf.

+ CBS net. "The Time Machine". Sustaining. The classic story about two adventurers in the year 100,080 in the land of the Morlocks. The story is complete, the program closing has been deleted. The script was subsequently used on "Escape" on October 22, 1950 (see cat. #11368). H. G. Wells (author), Irving Ravetch (adaptor), Jeff Corey, Norman Macdonnell (director). 

+ CBS net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Leinengen vs. The Ants". A determined man battles even more determined insects in the tropical jungles. The story was previously produced on Escape on January 14, 1948 (East coast version, see cat. #65838) and January 17, 1948 (West coast version, see cat. #65839). The story was subsequently produced on "Escape" on August 4, 1949 (see cat. #3576) and on "Suspense" on August 22, 1956 (?), August 25, 1957 (see cat. #61898) and November 29, 1959. Carl Stephenson (writer). 

+ CBS net. "The Country Of The Blind". Sustaining. A mountain guide finds a hidden valley where no-one has eyes. However, the blind think that he is deformed. The script was previously broadcast on "Escape" on November 26, 1947 (see cat. #3036) and subsequently on March 20, 1949 (see cat. #24297). The script was subsequently used on "Suspense" on October 27, 1957 (see cat. #11320) and on December 13, 1959 (see cat. #48597). H. G. Wells (author), John Dunkel (adaptor), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Cy Feuer (music conceiver), Ivan Ditmars (organist), Paul Frees, Berry Kroeger, Peggy Webber, Wilms Herbert, Byron Kane. 

+ CBS net. "She". Sustaining. A well-done version of the classic about the beautiful woman who lives forever. Excellent radio! Possibly dated June 27, 1948. Ben Wright, Berry Kroeger, H. Rider Haggard (author), John Dunkel (writer), Kaye Brinker, Lawrence Dobkin, Les Crutchfield (writer), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Wilms Herbert.

+ CBS net. "The Fugitive". Sustaining. A murderer escaped from a French prison is given a most unusual knife by his wiley jailer with which to defend himself from recapture. This is a network version of cat. #16724. Luis Van Rooten, Gloria Blondell, John Dehner, Berry Kroeger, Ben Wright, Wilms Herbert, Vincent Starrett (writer), John Dunkel (editorial supervisor), Ivan Ditmars (organ), Roy Rowan (announcer), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Les Crutchfield (adaptor). 

+ CBS net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "The Fugitive". A murderer escaped from a French prison is given a most unusual knife with which to defend himself from recapture by his wily jailer. See cat. #63172 for a network version of this broadcast. Luis Van Rooten, Gloria Blondell, John Dehner, Berry Kroeger, Ben Wright, Wilms Herbert, Vincent Starrett (writer), John Dunkel (editorial supervisor), Ivan Ditmars (music), Roy Rowan (announcer), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Les Crutchfield (adaptor). 

+ CBS net. "Dream Of Armageddon". Sustaining. A stark fantasy set in the year 2200, as civilization crumbles before the horrors of war. Betty Lou Gerson, Charlotte Lawrence, Erik Rolf, H. G. Wells (author), Jack Kruschen, John Dehner, Les Crutchfield (adaptor), Stacy Harris (doubles), John Dunkel (script supervisor), Ivan Ditmars (music), Roy Rowan (announcer), Norman Macdonnell (director). 

+ CBS net. "Evening Primrose". Sustaining. A fascinating adventure with a strange assortment of characters who live inside New York's department stores. Great radio! The script was used previously on "Escape" on November 5, 1947 (see cat. #65835) and subsequently on August 25, 1949 (see cat. #24296). Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Ivan Ditmars (special music), William Conrad, Constance Cavendish, Jeff Corey, John Collier (author), John Dunkel (adaptor), Roy Rowan (announcer), Harry Bartell, Lillian Buyeff, Kay Miller, Irene Tedrow. 

+ CBS net. "The Lost Special". Sustaining. A whole train has vanished. Where is it? This is a network, sponsored version of cat. #16725. The program was recorded February 9, 1949. Ben Wright, Paul Frees, Edgar Barrier, John Dehner, Parley Baer, Lawrence Dobkin, Arthur Conan Doyle (author), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), John Dunkel (editorial supervisor), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Ivan Ditmars (music arranger, player), Roy Rowan (announcer). 

+ CBS net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "The Lost Special". A whole train has vanished. Where is it? See cat. #64522 for a network version, quality upgrade recording of this broadcast. The program was recorded February 9, 1949. Ben Wright, Paul Frees, Edgar Barrier, John Dehner, Parley Baer, Lawrence Dobkin, Arthur Conan Doyle (author), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), John Dunkel (editorial supervisor), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Ivan Ditmars (music arranger, player), Roy Rowan (announcer).

+ CBS net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "He Who Rides The Tiger". A man has no memory of his last years in China during the war with the Japanese. What was he doing all those years, and where are the fabulous Tang bronzes? The program was recorded March 9, 1949. James Norman (writer), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), William Conrad, Berry Kroeger, Maria Palmer, Jack Kruschen, Ben Wright, Edgar Barrier. 

+ CBS net. "The Adaptive Ultimate". Sustaining. A fascinating story about a young girl, about to die, who is given an experimental serum. She becomes an indestructible monster. Good radio. The program was recorded March 23, 1949. Edgar Barrier, Stacy Harris, Frank Gerstle, Lawrence Dobkin, Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), John Jessel (writer), Chets Virgin (? adaptor), Herb Futran (? adaptor), John Dunkel (editorial supervisor), Elsie Holmes, Tom Charlesworth, Anne Morrison, Ivan Ditmars (music), Roy Rowan (announcer).

+ CBS net. "When The Man Comes, Follow Him". Sustaining. The program was recorded April 6, 1949. Paul Dubov, Herb Butterfield, Harry Bartell, Jeff Corey, Barney Phillips, Junius Matthews, Ralph Bates (author), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), Norman Macdonnell (director). 

+ CBS net. "The Great Impersonation". Sustaining. Just before the start of WWII, a Nazi spy in Africa plans to impersonate a neer-do-well nobleman in England to spy for the Germans. The program was recorded April 20, 1949. Edgar Barrier, Parley Baer, Jeanne Bates, E. Phillips Oppenheim (author), Walter Newman (adaptor), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), John Dunkel (editorial supervisor), Theodore Von Eltz, Anne Morrison, Ramsay Hill, Roy Rowan (announcer), George Windsor, Ben Wright, John Dehner.

+ CBS net, WCBS, New York aircheck. "Leinengen vs. The Ants". Sustaining. The classic story of the man-eating ants of the Amazon and the stubborn plantation owner who refuses to surrender to them. The story was previously produced on "Escape" on January 14, 1948 (East coast version, see cat. #65838) and January 17, 1948 (West coast version, see cat. #65839), May 23, 1948 (see cat. #16723) and on Suspense on August 22, 1956 (?), August 25, 1957 (see cat. #61898) and November 29, 1959. Carl Stephenson (author), Robert Ryf (adaptor), Tudor Owen, Gerald Mohr, Wilbur Hatch (music conductor), Tip Corning (announcer), Richard Sanville (director). 

+ CBS net. "The Fortune Of Vargas". Sustaining. Geoffrey Household (writer), Hans Conried, Les Crutchfield (writer), Victor Mature.

+ CBS net. "Night In Havana". Sustaining. An action-packed story about some wild Cuban gun running and a missing emerald. This is a network version of cat. #11352. Tony Barrett, Alan Reed, Jack Webb, William Conrad, Jeff Corey, Burnham Crater (author), Walter Newman (daptor), William N. Robson (producer, director), Theodore Von Eltz, Jeanette Nolan (doubles: pronounced by the announcer as "Janet Nolan), Del Castillo (special music arranger, conductor). 

+ Program #55. CBS net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Night In Havana". An action-packed story about some wild Cuban gun running and a missing emerald. See cat. #658578 for a network version of this broadcast. Tony Barrett, Alan Reed, Jack Webb, William Conrad, Jeff Corey, Burnham Crater (author), Walter Newman (adaptor), William N. Robson (producer, director), Theodore Von Eltz, Jeanette Nolan (doubles: pronounced by the announcer as "Janet"), Del Castillo (special music arranger, conductor). 

+ CBS net. "Plunder Of The Sun". Sustaining. Intrigue and murder abound as rival groups race for the treasure of the Incas. The program may be dated September 8, 1949. Paul Frees, Gerald Mohr, Lucille Meredith, Harry Bartell, Charlie Lung, Tony Barrett, David Dodge (author), William N. Robson (producer, director), John Dunkel (adaptor), Del Castillo (special music arranger, conductor).

+ CBS net. "Maracas". Sustaining. A trio of unsavory characters, a cargo of contraband guns and a surprise ending. William Conrad, John Bagni (writer), Gwen Bagni (writer), William N. Robson (director). 

+ CBS net. "Border Town". Sustaining. A tale of intrigue, counterfeiting, shanghaiing, general mayhem, and a Chinaman named O'Toole. Jack Webb, William Conrad, Ted de Corsia, Bea Benaderet, John Bagni (writer), Gwen Bagni (writer), William N. Robson (producer, director), Ben Wright, Tony Barrett, Jeanette Nolan, Ted de Corsia, Paul Frees, Jerry Hausner, Harry Bartell, Del Castillo (special music arranger, conductor). 

+ CBS net. "Seeds Of Greed". Sustaining. Two men on a boat in the South Pacific are after a treasure in pearls, and both with a fatal case of greed. This is a network version of cat. #7271. Gary Merrill, William Conrad, Freud A. Nelson (writer), William N. Robson (producer, director), Ben Wright, Tony Barrett, Del Castillo (arranger, composer). 

+ CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "Seeds Of Greed". Two men on a boat in the South Pacific are after a treasure in pearls, and both with a fatal case of greed. Part of one of the public service announcements has been deleted. The system cue has also been deleted. See cat. #65854 for a network version of this broadcast. Gary Merrill, William Conrad, Freud A. Nelson (writer), William N. Robson (producer, director), Ben Wright, Tony Barrett, Del Castillo (arranger, conductor). 

+ CBS net. "Treasure, Inc.". Sponsored by: Sustaining, Bulova Watch (local). On a tourist island, a crazy hermit sees to it that the customers get their money's worth. The middle public service announcement has been deleted. Frank Lovejoy, Paul Frees, William N. Robson (producer, director), John Bagni (writer), Gwen Bagni (writer), John Hoyt, Mary Lansing, Harry Bartell, Eileen Prince, Del Castillo (arranger, conductor). 

+ CBS net. "Outer Limits". Sustaining. A famous science fiction story about a test pilot who gets a warning from beyond. The script was used on "Suspense" on February 15, 1954 (see cat. #46759) and March 17, 1957 (see cat. #16403), on "Dimension X" on April 8, 1950 (see cat. #142) and September 8, 1950 (see cat. #39839), on "X Minus One"on November 16, 1955 (see cat. #35293), on "Beyond Tomorrow" on April 13, 1950 (see cat. #11138), on "Beyond This World" on February 23, 1950 (see cat. #11135). A similar script was used on, "Your Movietown Radio Theatre" on December 17, 1947 (see cat. #77349). Graham Doar (author), Frank Lovejoy, William N. Robson (producer, director), Morton Fine (adaptor), David Friedkin (adaptor). 

+ CBS net. "The Red Mark". Sustaining. At a French penal colony in New Caledonia, Monsieur De Nou, the island's sadistic executioner, is about to guillotine a young pick-pocket accused of manslaughter. De Nou regards the pick-pocket as his rival for the affections of his own, purchased bride, named Zelie. He has framed the young man for the crime. As the blade falls, De Nou discovers something extraordinary... (description written by Kristin Kramer). Harry Bartell, William Conrad, Paul Frees, Will Geer, Barbara Whiting, Junius Matthews, John Russell (author), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), James Poe (adaptor), William N. Robson (director). 

+ CBS net. "Port Royal". Sustaining. A salvage ship recovers nearly $1 million dollars in loot with no trouble, except for infectious greed among the crew. Harry Rieseberg (author), Gil Doud (adaptor), John Dehner, William Conrad, William N. Robson (producer, director), Del Castillo (arranger, conductor), Paul Frees, Ted de Corsia, Charles McGraw, Dee Tatum. 

+ CBS net. "Green Splotches". A scientific expedition in South America is captured by super-intelligent plants from another planet who travel in a flying saucer at the speed of light! Written in 1920, the story was "modernized and adapted for radio" by William N. Robson. Parts of the opening and the closing have been deleted. This is possibly an AFRS rebroadcast. T. S. Stribling (writer), William N. Robson (producer, director, adaptor), William Conrad, Paul Frees, Ted de Corsia, Harry Bartell, Barton Yarborough, Jay Novello, Del Castillo (arranger, conductor). 

+ CBS net. "The Golden Snake". Sustaining. An exciting story of supernatural Mayan priests and a lost temple of gold in the Yucatan. This is a network version of cat. #7274. The sound effect of a helicopter is poorly done. Paul Pierce (author), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), William N. Robson (producer, director), Tony Barrett, Jeanette Nolan, John Hoyt, Rick Vallin, Harry Bartell, Paul Frees, Ivan Ditmars (special music arranger, conductor).

+ CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "The Golden Snake". An exciting story of supernatural Mayan priests and a lost temple of gold in the Yucatan. The program closing has been deleted after the credits. See cat. #65858 for a network version of this broadcast. The sound effect of the helicopter is poorly done. William N. Robson (producer, director), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), Paul Pierce (author), Tony Barrett, Jeanette Nolan, John Hoyt, Rick Vallin, Harry Bartell, Paul Frees, Ivan Ditmars (special music arranger, performer). 

+ CBS net. "The Shanghai Document". Sponsored by: Richfield Oil. A good adventure yarn set in central China aboard a river steamer loaded with intrigue. Ben Wright, Benson Fong, Charlie Lung, Gwen Bagni (writer), Gwen Bagni (composer, conductor), Joan Banks, John Bagni (writer), John Dehner, Paul Frees, Thomas Hanlon (announcer), William Conrad, William N. Robson (director).

+ CBS net. "The Man Who Stole The Bible". Sponsored by: Richfield Oil (baseball book premium). It's Mardi Gras time in New Orleans, and a salesman has a date with the devil! The story was subsequently produced on Escape on August 30, 1951 (see cat. #65862) and on "Suspense" on November 25, 1956 (see cat. #64925). Ben Wright, Gwen Bagni (writer), Harry Bartell, John Bagni (writer), Lou Merrill, Mary Shipp, Nan Boardman, Paul Frees, Peter Leeds, Rick Vallin, Will Geer, William N. Robson (producer, director), Ivan Ditmars (special music arranger, performer). 

+ CBS net. "Pass To Berlin". Sponsored by: Richfield Oil. A good story about a murderer in post-war Berlin. Well written word portraits and atmosphere. Ben Wright, David Friedkin (writer), David Friedkin (composer, conductor), Morton Fine (writer), Peggy Webber, Stacy Harris, Thomas Hanlon (announcer), William N. Robson (director). 

+ CBS net. "Serenade For A Cobra". Sponsored by: Richfield Oil. An excellent, exciting thriller about a larcenous pilot flying "The Hump" in India, and his unwelcome cockpit companion, a deadly cobra! Bravo! Charles McGraw, Jay Novello, Lucille Meredith, Paul Frees, Joseph Kearns, William N. Robson (producer, director), Joel Murcott (writer), Ramsay Hill, Ivan Ditmars (music). 

+ CBS net. "Blood Bath". Sponsored by: Richfield Oil. An excellent thriller about a man trapped on a small sandbar in the middle of a jungle river with pirana fish, vampire bats, electric eels, a boa constrictor, and his four friends all trying to kill him. Wally Maher, Paul Frees, Ted de Corsia, Tony Barrett, James Poe (writer), Ivan Ditmars (music), Thomas Hanlon (announcer), William N. Robson (producer, director), Vincent Price. 

+ CBS net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Yellow Wake". An exciting story about a fabulous treasure hidden in the Panamanian jungles, and the ruthless men who try to get it. Two public service announcements and the AFRTS music fill have been deleted. Paul Frees, Bud Nelson (writer), William N. Robson (producer, director), William Conrad, John Hoyt, John Dehner, Will Geer, Stacy Harris, Harry Bartell, George Opperman Jr., Ivan Ditmars (organist). 

+ CBS net. "Two Came Back". Sponsored by: Richfield Oil. The eternal triangle thrives, even in the jungles of New Guinea with murderous head hunters, and a half million dollar in pure gold. The script was subsequently used on "Suspense" on June 5, 1960 (see cat. #16479). William N. Robson (producer, director), Stacy Harris. 

+ CBS net. "The Footprint". Sponsored by: Richfield. A casket of rubies, a Chinese priest, and that little gray snake equal an adventure yarn in the desert. Charles Davis, Gouverneur Morris (author), Gouverneur Morris (composer, conductor), Lou Krugman, Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Ramsay Hill, Richard Chandlee (adaptor), Thomas Hanlon (announcer), Tom Holland, William Conrad. 

+ CBS net. "A Sleeping Draught". Sustaining. A sea captain commands a ship carrying four hundred convicts to Australia. He makes a strange deal with one of the convicts, a murderer who's killed three times, but who is a man of honor. The script was subsequently used on "Escape" on April 5, 1953 (see cat. #11385). The program was broadcast on the west coast on October 6, 1950 and subsequently on "Suspense" on June 19, 1956 (see cat. #91331). Westin Martyr (author), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Antony Ellis (adaptor), Ivan Ditmars (music), Roy Rowan (announcer), Ben Wright, John Doddsworth, Bruce Payne, Tony Barrett, John Dehner, Lou Krugman. 

+ CBS net. "The Power Of Hammer". Sustaining. A mad expedition into the Belgian Congo to arrest a white king in his jungle fortress. The program was broadcast on the west coast on October 20, 1950. Anne Morrison, Antony Ellis (performer, writer), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Roy Rowan (announcer), Stan Waxman, Vivi Janis, Edgar Barrier, Don Diamond (producer, host), Gil Doud (writer), Harry Bartell, Jack Kruschen, Lou Krugman. 

+ CBS net. "Earth Abides" Part 1. Sustaining. A magnificent story about the end of "The Age Of Man," and the beginning of, The Age Of The Rat." The program was broadcast on the west coast on November 10, 1950. David Ellis (adaptor), George Steward (author), John Dehner, Lawrence Dobkin, Lou Krugman (announcer, performer), Michael Ann Barrett, Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Parley Baer, Paul Frees (doubles), Peggy Webber, Ron Brogan, Roy Rowan (announcer), Ivan Ditmars (music). 

+ CBS net. "Funeral Fires". Sustaining. East coast broadcast. A raging plague, rioting natives, and stolen serum are some of the problems facing a doctor newly arrived to Lahore. The program was broadcast on the west coast on December 1, 1950. Ben Wright, Charles E. Israel (writer), Don Diamond (producer, host), Georgia Ellis, Lamont Johnson, Leon Lontock, Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Roy Rowan (announcer), Wilms Herbert. 

+ CBS net. "This Side Of Nowhere". Sustaining. East coast broadcast. A man and a woman with a quarter million dollars crash their plane in an isolated Mexican village, and find danger and death. The program was broadcast on the west coast on December 8, 1950. William Conrad, Virginia Gregg, Norman Macdonnell (director), Antony Ellis (writer), Don Diamond, Lou Krugman, Ralph Moody, Ivan Ditmars (composer, conductor), Roy Rowan (announcer). 

+ CBS net. "Wild Jack Rhett". Sustaining. An excellent story about the old west and a great show-down on Main Street. The program was broadcast on the west coast on December 22, 1950. The script was subsequently used on "Escape" on February 15, 1953. John Dehner, Parley Baer (narrator), Ernest Haycox (writer), John Meston (adaptor), Norman Macdonnell (director), Lou Krugman, Lawrence Dobkin, Junius Matthews, Russell Simpson, Jeanne Bates, Paul Dubov, Sam Edwards, Ivan Ditmars (composer, conductor), Roy Rowan (announcer). 

+ CBS net. "Conquest". Sustaining. Rast coat broadcast. The first man to conquer Mt. Everest finds another man's cigarette lighter at the top! The program was broadcast on the west coast on January 12, 1951. William Conrad, Norman Macdonnell (director).

+ CBS net. "The Killer Mine". Sustaining. A British army deserter finds himself working in a mine below sea level in Cornwall. The program was broadcast on the west coast on February 16, 1951. John Dehner, Norman Macdonnell (director). 

+ CBS net. "The Island". Sustaining. Two Marines fighting the Japs on Okinawa come upon the ultimate "Terror Weapon"...a beautiful girl! The script was subsequently used on "Escape" on March 8, 1953. Harry Bartell, William Conrad, Millard Kaufman (writer), Roy Rowan (announcer), Norman Macdonnell (director), Michael Ann Barrett, Edgar Barrier, Leith Stevens (composer, conductor). 

+ CBS net, KNX, Los Angeles aircheck. "The Earthmen". Sponsored by: Sustaining, Regal Pale Beer (local). A fine sci-fi story about the strange reception accorded the first Earthmen on Mars. A different story from "Mars is Heaven," even though they were both written by the same author. Byron Kane, Georgia Ellis, Hans Conried, Harry Bartell, Jack Kruschen, John Dehner, Lawrence Dobkin, Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Lou Krugman, Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Parley Baer, Ray Bradbury (author), Roy Rowan (announcer), Sidney Miller, Walter Newman (adaptor). 

+ CBS net. "Up Periscope". Sustaining. A good story about an American in charge of an old broken down Chinese sub fighting the Japs with the odds all against them. Hy Averback, Norman Macdonnell (director). 

+ CBS net. "The Silent Horror". Sustaining. A man goes to live with a savage tribe in the Borneo jungles after a broken love affair. There, he confronts his greatest horror...a stopped watch! Hugh Cave (writer), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), Norman Macdonnell (director), Lou Krugman, Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Clancey Cassell (announcer), Harry Bartell, Jack Kruschen, Georgia Ellis, Ben Wright, Anne Diamond, Stan Waxman. 

+ CBS net. "The Running Man". Sustaining. Herb Purdum (writer), Norman Macdonnell (director), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Roy Rowan (announcer), William Conrad (announcing), Vic Perrin, Michael Ann Barrett, Jeanne Bates, Ralph Moody, Don Diamond, Barney Phillips, Byron Kane. 

+ CBS net. "The Loup-Garou". Sustaining. A hunt in the swamps of the Louisiana bayous for the fabled spirit that can change into an animal. The story was subsequently used on "Romance" on January 14, 1956 (see cat. #8437). William Froug (writer), Roy Rowan (announcer), William Conrad, Norman Macdonnell (director), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), John Dehner, Georgia Ellis, Forrest Lewis, Tom Tully, Lou Krugman, Jack Kruschen, Don Diamond. 

+ CBS net. "Four Went Home". Sustaining. Four G. I.'s decide to escape from a Nazi prison camp as the war comes to an end. Antony Ellis (writer, director), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), William Conrad (announcer, performer), Roy Rowan (announcer), John Dehner, Bob Sweeney, Peter Leeds, Jack Kruschen. 

+ CBS net. "Diary Of A Madman". Sustaining. An excellent story about a band of Nazi deserters in the Sahara Desert, determined to become kings of "The Empire Of The Niger." Ben Wright, Harry Bartell, Lawrence Dobkin, Edgar Barrier, Barney Phillips, Paul Richards, Roy Rowan (announcer), Norman Macdonnell (director), Les Crutchfield (writer), John Meston (editorial supervisor), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), William Conrad (unbilled announcer). 

+ CBS net. "Jetsam". Sustaining. Junius Peabody is alcoholic, broke, and on a beach on an island at the end of nowhere. Finding a fortune is ambergris, his troubles are only beginning! John Russell (writer), Norman Macdonnell (director, adaptor), John Meston (editorial supervisor), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Charlie Lung, John Dehner, Roy Rowan (announcer), Lawrence Dobkin, Edgar Barrier (narrator), Ben Wright (?). 

+ CBS net. "The Tramp". Sustaining. A trio of Limeys has a go at the piracy of an old hulk and her drunken captain. This is a network version of cat. #5578. See cat. #64921 for the same story, produced on "Suspense" on July 25, 1956. Ben Wright, Antony Ellis (writer, director), Jay Novello, Charlie Lung, Tudor Owen, Alec Harford, Lou Krugman, Charles Davis, John Meston (editorial supervisor), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Roy Rowan (announcer). 

+ Program #66. CBS net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "The Tramp". A trio of Limeys has a go at the piracy of an old hulk and her drunken captain. See cat. #63792 for a network version of this broadcast. See cat. #64921 for the same story, produced on "Suspense" on July 25, 1956. Ben Wright, Antony Ellis (writer, director), Jay Novello, Charlie Lung, Tudor Owen, Alec Harford, Lou Krugman, Charles Davis, John Meston (editorial supervisor), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Roy Rowan (announcer), George Walsh (announcer). 

+ CBS net. "Pressure". Sustaining. A suspenseful story about an American sub trapped underwater for many hours by a Jap destroyer. Richard Chandlee (writer), Antony Ellis (director), Larry Thor (narrator), Hy Averback, Herb Ellis, Jerry Hausner, Frank Gerstle, Kurt Martell, Eddie Firestone, Gus Bayz (sound effects), Ralph Cummings (sound effects), Jack Sixsmith (sound effects), Leith Stevens (composer, condductor), Roy Rowan (announcer), William Conrad, Bob Sweeney. 

+ CBS net. "Classified Secret". Sustaining. Spies on a cross-country bus...and counterspies along for the ride. Parley Baer, Charlotte Lawrence, Peter Leeds, William Conrad, Roy Rowan (announcer), Georgia Ellis, Miriam Kruschen, Tim Graham, Leroy Leonard, Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Antony Ellis (writer, director). 

+ CBS net. "Derelict". Sustaining. Three men and a woman are adrift with a cargo of gold. Charlotte Lawrence, Joseph Kearns, Charlie Lung, Ben Wright, Larry Roman (adaptor), Roy Rowan (announcer), Victor Schwartz (author), Antony Ellis (director), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor). 

+ CBS net. "The Vessel Of Wrath". Sustaining. The story of an incorrigible drunken bum on a tropical paradise in the Dutch East Indies. The story was made into a film in 1938 (and 1955) as "The Beachcomber." Alan Reed, Ben Wright (narrator), David Young, Eric Snowden, Jeanette Nolan, Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Parley Baer, Roy Rowan (announcer), W. Somerset Maugham (author), Antony Ellis (adaptor, director). 

+ CBS net. "The Voyages Of Sinbad". Sustaining. An excellent adaptation of the Islamic fantasy. Sinbad escapes from "The Cave Of The Dead," only to become a prisoner of "The Old Man Of The Sea." Roy Rowan (announcer), Ted de Corsia, Parley Baer, Amanda Blake, Georgia Ellis, Ben Wright, Joseph Kearns, Whitfield Connor, Larry Thor, Herb Butterfield, Antony Ellis (adaptor, director), Kurt Martell, Leith Stevens (conductor). 

+ CBS net. "The Far Away Island". Sustaining. An embezzler hiding in French Polynesia is on the run from a man planning to drag him back to the states...his son! A good story. The program closing has been deleted. Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Charles Smith, Antony Ellis (director), Ted de Corsia, Tony Barrett, Edgar Barrier, Marion Richmond, Vic Perrin, Jack Kruschen, Richard Peel. 

+ CBS net. "The Out-Station". Sustaining. An English gentleman in the jungles of Borneo has to endure a difficult assistant. Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Roy Rowan (announcer), W. Somerset Maugham (author), Terry Kilburn, William Conrad, Antony Ellis (performer, writer, director), Ben Wright, David Young, Dick Beals, Alistair Duncan.

+ CBS net. "The Notebook". Sustaining. Claim jumpers and a pack of wolves in the old West. William J. Radcliff (writer), John Dehner, Joseph Kearns, William Conrad, Roy Rowan (announcer), Antony Ellis (director), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor). 

+ CBS net. "Three Skeleton Key". Sustaining. The classic about the lighthouse and the rats. The story was previously produced on "Escape" on November 15, 1949 (see cat. #11353) and on March 17, 1950 (see cat. #65790). The story was also produced on "Suspense" on November 11, 1956 (see cat. #72348) and October 19, 1958 (see cat. #2230). Antony Ellis (performer, writer, director), Ben Wright, George Toudouze (author), George Walsh (announcer), James Poe (writer), Jay Novello, Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Paul Frees.

+ CBS net. "The Man From Tomorrow". Sustaining. A former fighter pilot is trained to develop his five senses beyond those of ordinary men...and to possibly develop a sixth sense! The script was subsequently used on "Suspense" on September 1, 1957 (see cat. #46414). Barney Phillips, Kurt Martell, Edgar Barrier, Irving Reis (writer), Jack Carroll, Lawrence Dobkin, Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Roy Rowan (announcer), Vivi Janis, Antony Ellis (performer, writer, director).

+ CBS net. "Train From Olbiefelde". Sponsored by: Plymouth. The story of a cold war search for a bomb aboard a train carrying an important nuclear scientist. The commercials and/or public service announcements have been deleted. Ross Murray (writer), William Conrad, Roy Rowan (announcer), Rex Koury (composer, conductor), Antony Ellis (director). 

+ CBS net. "The Log". Sustaining. The last voyage of a submarine without a country. James Nusser, Lawrence Dobkin, Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Marianne Mosner (writer), Roy Rowan (announcer), Antony Ellis (performer, writer, director), Byron Kane, Kurt Martell, Dick Beals, Eric Snowden, Frank Gerstle, Francis Rosenwald (writer), Alan Reed (?). 

+ CBS net. "Zero Hour". Sustaining. The classic story about the game of "Invasion" and the visit of "Drill." The story was previously used on "Dimension X" on June 17, 1950 (see cat. #3818) and subsequently on "Suspense" on April 5, 1955 (see cat. #16388 and #76073), on "X Minus One" on December 5, 1956 (see cat. #1099), again on Suspense on May 18, 1958 (see cat. #16427) and on "Future Tense on May 9, 1974 (see cat. #13271). The "Dimension X" program was rebroadcast by NBC during June, 1973. Antony Ellis (adaptor, producer, director), Eve McVeagh, Isa Ashdown, John Dehner (narrator), Mary McGovern, Paula Winslowe, Ray Bradbury (author), Roy Rowan (announcer), William Johnstone, Leith Stevens (music), William Conrad.

+ CBS net. "The Bird Of Paradise". Sustaining. An adventurer finds an island of riches and promptly becomes its prisoner. John Dehner, John Russell (author), Norman Macdonnell (director), John Meston (adaptor), Lawrence Dobkin, Jeanne Bates, Ben Wright, Edgar Barrier (narrator), George Walsh (announcer), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor).

+ CBS net. "The Second Shot". Sustaining. A hot-headed young officer has challenged five of his fellow cadets to a duel and has won them all. He then finds a very good reason to challenge his commanding officer to yet another duel...with surprising results. Alexandre Dumas (author), Les Crutchfield (adaptor), John Dehner, Vic Perrin, Jack Kruschen, Lou Krugman, Ellen Morgan, Ben Wright, Harry Bartell, George Walsh (announcer), Norman Macdonnell (director), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor). 

+ CBS net. "The Scarlet Plague". Sustaining. A good story about an unknown disease that threatens to wipe out of all mankind! The system cue has been deleted. Barney Phillips, Eleanor Tanin, George Walsh (announcer), Jack London (author), John Dehner, John Larch, Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Les Crutchfield (writer), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), Parley Baer, Sam Edwards, Vic Perrin, Virginia Gregg. 

+ CBS net, WEEI, Boston aircheck. "The Adversary". Sponsored by: Sustaining, Jenny Gasoline (local), West Buick (local), Chesterfield. (local), CBS-Columbia Television/ Massachusetts Appliance (local). A deep sea dive...for one or two? The program is preceded by five minutes of network news read by Robert Trout (Senator Charles McCarthy won't boycott the Army-McCarthy hearings, but may refuse to testify, the Communists are strengthening their forces around Hanoi), followed by five minutes of local (WEEI, Boston) news, Ralph Morse reporting. Lawrence Dobkin, Ben Wright, John Dehner, Vic Perrin (narrator), Robert Trout (newscaster), William Conrad (announcer), John Russell (writer), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), Norman Macdonnell (director), Alec Harford, Charlie Lung, Barney Phillips, George Walsh (announcer), Ralph Morse (WEEI newscaster). 

+ CBS net. "An Ordinary Man". Sustaining. A man tells a beautiful woman that he's met on an ocean liner that he's an importer of jewels...and his adventure begins! Lawrence Dobkin, Norman Macdonnell (director). 

+ CBS net. "Blood Waters". Sustaining. A trip up the Paraguay River in the jungles of Argentina, in search of sunken gold. An excellent adventure yarn...good radio! Tony Barrett (writer, performer), Vic Perrin, Jack Kruschen, Barney Phillips, Lillian Buyeff, Norman Macdonnell (director), George Walsh (announcer), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor).

+ CBS net. "Two and Two Make Four". Sustaining. Never doubt your own senses, even if they tell you that you're crazy! Shepard Menken, Joyce McCluskey, Tudor Owen, Richard Peel, Walter Newman (writer), Morton Fine (producer, director), David Friedkin (producer, director), Betty Harford, Dick Ryan, Melitza Milo, James Baron, Bill Anders (announcer), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor).

+ CBS net. "The Heart Of Kali". Sustaining. An excellent chiller with a delightful ending; a fine way to end the series (being replaced by "Gunsmoke"). A man will do anything, even kill, to obtain a ruby as big as a grenade! Morton Fine (director), David Friedkin (director), Paul Richards, Edgar Barrier, Jack Kruschen, Lou Krugman, Paul Frees, Clayton Post, Herb Butterfield, Lou Merrill, Ross Murray (writer), Leith Stevens (composer, conductor), George Walsh (announcer)