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A schoolmaster with Shakespeare's beard boards a train; your ticket comes with a corpse.
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A missing-person inquiry sinks toward Atlantis, impossible faces, and pressure at the glass.
Doctor Moraitis and Sergeant Puckers follow a missing-person inquiry into stranger territory, where Miss Case may still be alive, Atlantis may be real, and whatever waits beyond the plexiglass port turns deep-sea pressure into something almost personal.
A rain-bound railway mystery where memory and one green light tighten the mood.
A railway trip, an old injury, and a storm-held conversation shape a mystery built from tracks, memory, and uneasy chance. Bill Connors looks back on the risks of railroad work while Addie and Phil wait in the rain, circling marriage, family, and a green light for a way freight.
A Borneo affair turns into revenge, malaria, a haunted room, and a final chill.
Beyond Midnight opens over a quiet drink and a story told to Warwick, before shifting to Borneo for an overheated tale of desire, revenge, illness, and a room darkened by the haunting of Ronald Todd.
A train murder with comic timing, odd clues, and a memorably fussy amateur detective.
A tidy train-set mystery gives Leonidas Witherall the sort of trouble he seems made for: a dead body on the journey, a compartment that no longer looks quite right, and enough odd movement to send his schoolmaster mind into detective mode.
A prison-bound ghost story where the dead crowd around guilt and keep it talking.
Quiet, Please takes a simple setup and makes it feel heavy: a condemned man in a prison cell, the dead pressing in, guilt turning the room into a crowd.
Dice, divine mysteries, and the trouble with good intentions.
A mystery drama titled 'The Secret Chamber' is introduced, featuring a discussion about ghosts and skepticism.
This episode of Suspense presents a gentle thriller by Owen Johnson about high-class robbery and suspicion among ladies and gentlemen at the Artists and Writers Club in New York.
This episode introduces the fictional naval character Horatio Hornblower from C.S.
A character named Bogdan from Senegora boasts about his fighting prowess and recalls his childhood in Sarajevo with Gavrilo Prinship, hinting at historical events.
A narrator reflects on memories of Chicago's lakefront from their youth, contrasting its past beauty with the eerie swamp that has replaced it after the 'dark days'.
This episode is a classic radio drama featuring Ernest Chappell in a suspenseful mystery story by Willis Cooper.
This episode is a classic ghost story radio play from the Mercury Theater, presented as part of the Suspense anthology series on the Columbia Network, featuring no violent elements but aiming to thrill listeners.
A mysterious girl with amnesia pleads to meet the man called X at the Bureau in New York, seeking help regarding Maggiore.
A radio mystery drama about a woman whose captivating smile leads to a horrifying event, based on Edgar Allan Poe's story 'Berenice'.
A couple takes an elevator ride to an observation roof, experiencing wonder and avoiding talk of outside events like war.
This episode presents a suspenseful radio show story titled 'Will You Make a Bet With Death' by John Dixon Carr, involving a high-stakes bet, crime, and dangerous pursuits.
This episode of Escape Radio presents Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's 'The Ring of Toth', a mystery adventure set in ancient Egypt narrated by an Egyptologist exploring spiritual themes.
A narrator recounts a strange and terrifying experience that began when he took an unfamiliar road near Cambridge after leaving divinity school.
A man named Sebastian shares his unsettling experience of hearing a mysterious voice whisper the word 'three' while walking alone on the street.
A crime psychology expert, Dr.
This episode of Quietly, titled 'Not Enough Time,' features a story about a time machine that allows travel through time with a dial and camulators, referencing H.G.
A radio drama episode from 'Lights Out' presents a supernatural story exploring conscience as a 'still small voice' in civilized men.
A stagehand named John J.
A hunter recounts a terrifying experience being hunted by a madman in a Caribbean jungle, based on Richard Connell's story 'The Most Dangerous Game'.
A radio mystery drama titled 'Lost Dog' presents a terrifying story about a dog that may be man's worst enemy, starring Kim Hunter and sponsored by Kellogg.
A reflective monologue on the sentimental and peaceful nature of snow, contrasted with memories of wartime violence during Christmas.
This episode features an audio adaptation of C.S.
A farewell presentation to Lindsay Bradley as he leaves his workplace to join the war effort against Germany and Japan during World War II.
The narrator introduces a mysterious place called Mesa Encantada in the Southwest, hinting at a personal story about visiting it with his wife Muriel years ago.
A mysterious narrative about a fire, death, and unprovable memories in a haunting house.
A radio drama mystery set in the future where a murder occurs on a space shuttle, presented by the CBS Radio Mystery Theater.
This episode features an audio adaptation of C.S.
This episode of Escape Radio presents a suspenseful story about a man boarding a ship in Venezuela with a sense of dread over a mysterious and deadly cargo.
This episode is a specially transcribed program titled 'The Ticket Taker' that invites listeners to enjoy it quietly.
Detective Barry Craig visits inmate Maxie Potter in prison after receiving a desperate letter, exploring themes of unpaid work and moral dilemmas in crime-solving.
A nostalgic reflection on returning to one's childhood home and recalling specific memories like the red-painted house, wooden steps, and a caladium plant in the front yard.
This episode features Michael Redgrave portraying Horatio Hornblower in a sea adventure based on C.S.
This episode covers a legal appeal regarding a sterilization case in Missouri and details a severe weather emergency in Southern California, including heavy rain, mudslides, and snowstorms trapping people on highways.
A mysterious radio drama about a man searching for a woman whose voice he heard as a child in a schoolroom, blending nostalgia and haunting memory.
A mother comforts her sick daughter Carol Sue, who requests a story while expressing loneliness and discomfort with her medicine.
This episode explores the deep-seated compulsion behind mountain climbing, challenging the famous reason 'because it's there' with a more profound, timeless drive.
A tense conversation between a doctor and Lawrence in a snowbound location where ghosts are mentioned, with no working utilities.
A mysterious host invites someone to their dark home, offering Amontillado sherry while alluding to Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Cask of Amontillado' story about murder.
Leonidas Witherall, a school headmaster who resembles Shakespeare and writes thrillers, presides over an alumni dinner where he introduces the 'Four Killers' football backfield, including publisher Dick Underwood whose past holds dangerous secrets.
This episode transports listeners to 19th century London through a dramatic adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's story 'The Young Man with the Cream Tarts' as part of an escape-themed radio series.
A private investigator named Barry Craig takes on a new case from a client who needs help with a job tonight.
A mysterious radio drama episode where a woman questions her family's history and financial secrets on an island, encountering cryptic warnings and unresolved tensions.
Quiet, Please presents “Gem of Purest Ray,” written and directed by Willis Cooper and performed with Ernest Chappell as Dr.
Phil Connors sees an unidentified 6-8 wheeler racing toward Reno Hill at roughly 50 miles per hour.
Peter Macy feels a tickle in his ear, then discovers the creature causing his unexplained agony.
Quiet, Please — “If I Should Wake Before I Die” follows Dr.
Candy Mattson investigates Eric Spaulding's San Francisco concerts after the orchestra repeatedly plays a disastrous chord only during a fluorescent-lit selection.
This episode of Escape presents 'The Fourth Man,' a suspenseful radio drama about four convicts escaping the notorious penal colony at Noumea in the South Pacific.
Leonidas Witherall investigates a murder on a train to Chicago, uncovering a body switch in a coffin and a plot involving a stolen manuscript.
A man named Lewis, imprisoned and facing execution for a double murder he didn't commit, encounters the ghosts of the victims on All Souls Night.
Classic Radio Mystery’s “Every Dog Has His Day” centers on Whiskey, the devoted hound of Squire Samuel Rooksby.
Whiskey the hound howls before Squire Samuel Rooksby dies, but Chadsworth initially treats the dog's warning as grief.