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Golden Radio Hour
Mandel Kramer was the final regular Johnny Dollar, starring from 1961 until the series ended in 1962. His work closed both the program and an era of continuing network radio drama.
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A business partner disappears during a lake outing, and Johnny's investigation suggests the supposed accident may actually have been a planned murder.
A blind mystery writer is accused by his wife of planning to kill her, but Johnny suspects the apparent victim's story is concealing a different crime.
Johnny follows the trail of stolen bank money and finds that an insured client and a dangerous accomplice may both know where the loot ended up.
The theft of a priceless violin leads Johnny through the instrument's ownership trail and into a case that escalates to two murders.
A wealthy insured man survives a suspicious series of accidents, convincing Johnny that someone may be trying to turn an eventual poisoning into just another misfortune.
A fatal crash on a dangerous mountain road looks accidental until Johnny finds evidence that the wreck was deliberately arranged to kill the driver.
Johnny races to recover a stolen experimental fuel so unstable that the theft itself could end in a catastrophic explosion.
A hunt for legendary Spanish treasure on Padre Island puts Johnny in competition with a ruthless killer willing to murder for the same prize.
An investigation into a supposed doctor exposes a narcotics operation, and Johnny pursues the organizer as the case moves toward the Mexican border.
A million-dollar jewelry robbery leads Johnny past the obvious thieves to counterfeit stones and suspects with very different reasons for wanting the gems.
A father reports his daughter kidnapped under a heavily insured ransom arrangement, but Johnny finds that the family story itself may be the real deception.
Johnny is asked to look into a possible murder plot involving a wealthy family, only to discover that the danger is real and the intended crime already has momentum.
An antiques buyer disappears after visiting a reclusive film producer's castle, and Johnny finds a theatrical setting being used to conceal a very real murder.
Repeated burglaries in which nothing appears to be stolen puzzle Johnny until he discovers the break-ins are part of a drug-smuggling route hidden in plain sight.
Johnny investigates a supposed psychic whose spiritual advice is being used to manipulate vulnerable people for money.
A wealthy insured man dies in what looks like a traffic accident, but Johnny uncovers planning that turns the crash into a deliberately constructed murder.
A run of hotel injury claims leads Johnny to a fraudster using a clever physical trick to fake accidents and collect insurance settlements.
Johnny visits an isolated country estate and finds that its peaceful appearance masks a scheme aimed at killing a wealthy insured client.
A strange claim in the Florida Everglades draws Johnny into a swamp-set fraud where the person presented as the victim may not be the person he is supposed to be.
A fishing trip becomes a homicide case when Johnny finds a body in a guide's garage and begins tracing who had reason to kill the victim.
Johnny heads to a Wyoming oil settlement after a bomber threatens to destroy the town, forcing him to identify the grievance behind the attacks before another blast.
A wealthy businessman disappears during an unusual spell of snowy California weather, and Johnny's search turns into a murder investigation.
A factory explosion that first appears accidental develops into an arson-and-murder case built around a telephone deception.
Johnny's New Year's Eve is interrupted by a suspicious death connected to a family fortune and one relative too many with a reason to benefit.
A diamond robbery and the killing of a night watchman lead Johnny into a blackmail scheme designed to frame someone else for the crime.
A failing industrial property suffers a suspicious run of fires, and Johnny investigates whether arson is being used to solve the owner's financial problems.
The shooting death of an insured man points uncomfortably toward one of Johnny's own friends, forcing him to test evidence he does not want to believe.
A friend introduces Johnny to a woman who immediately reveals that someone is trying to kill her, turning a social meeting into a protection assignment.
A boomtown is hit by repeated fires, and Johnny discovers a calculated arson plan aimed at making money from the community's rapid growth.
Johnny becomes entangled in art forgery and counterfeit money while an old enemy uses the confusion to put him in danger with federal investigators.