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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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Delivering a large cash settlement to a reclusive desert resident, Johnny realizes the payout is part of a deadly deception rather than a routine claim.
Mysterious explosions at a secret rocket-fuel company bring Johnny in to determine whether the blasts are accidents, sabotage, or part of an insurance scheme.
A mining engineer vanishes and is believed dead, but Johnny finds that the Golden Dream mine is at the center of a carefully planned fraud.
A life-insurance case built around two men and a switched identity leads Johnny toward murder and a fraudulent claim.
A $170,000 embezzlement grows into a homicide case, and Johnny has to dismantle an alibi that seems to keep the obvious suspect clear.
A fishing trip is interrupted when Johnny learns that someone may be planning to kill a five-year-old heir for the money attached to the child's future.
Johnny traces the theft of the famous Ivy Emerald through an old safe, a former chauffeur, and a gem cutter capable of disguising the stone.
A young woman disappears soon after the ex-con husband who once threatened her is released, and Johnny investigates whether the old danger has returned.
Stolen machinery parts and a murder seem unrelated until Johnny discovers how the thief's ingenious alibi connects the two crimes.
Johnny goes to the Grand Canyon to intercept a valuable necklace before an underworld specialist can move the stolen jewelry beyond recovery.
A half-million-dollar ruby known as the Burma Red is stolen, and Johnny sets a trap intended to recover the gem and expose the person directing the theft.
A missing-person search during a fishing trip leads Johnny to a sunken treasure vessel and people willing to kill for the gold believed to be aboard it.
A death in Las Vegas is written off as suicide, but Johnny discovers that the scene was built to conceal a carefully orchestrated murder.
During a desert storm, Johnny investigates a death tied to an inheritance and finds evidence that the apparent circumstances were arranged to benefit a killer.
While working secretly against political corruption, Johnny is framed for murder and must clear himself while still pursuing the killing he was hired to expose.
A string of fires involving an elderly man's properties leads Johnny to suspect an opportunistic relative is using arson to profit from the losses.
Repeated attempts on a wealthy older man's life follow a suspicious accident claim, and Johnny tries to identify who benefits from keeping the victim in constant danger.
A private oceanarium, reports of talking dolphins, and a suspicious death combine in one of Johnny's strangest investigations.
A quiet fishing trip is shattered by murder, sending Johnny after business partners whose financial interests give them reason to want the victim dead.
Johnny investigates threats around an eccentric millionaire and his estranged stepchildren, trying to determine whether family hostility has become a murder plan.
A paroled criminal threatens the former city attorney who helped send him to prison, and Johnny investigates repeated attempts on the attorney's life.
At a remote guest ranch, Johnny must discover which of three angry nieces is willing to kill their greedy uncle over money and resentment.
A suspicious fire and a murder draw Johnny into a family deception in which physical resemblance is being used to confuse the investigation.
An insured man's apparent suicide fails to convince Johnny, who begins looking for the simple old trick used to make murder look self-inflicted.
The apparent murder of an eccentric millionaire puts suspicion on the beautiful younger wife who stands to gain from his death, but Johnny tests whether the obvious story is manufactured.
Dynamite blasts and killings at a reopened Nevada gold mine lead Johnny to a conspiracy driven by the promise of a rich strike.
Johnny follows the peculiar geographic trail of a missing beneficiary and finds that the man's movements point toward an organized criminal scheme.
The suspicious death of an unpopular businessman is first treated as accidental, but Johnny uncovers evidence of a wider conspiracy behind it.
A supposed murder, a look-alike, and a narcotics operation turn one family's story into a layered deception Johnny has to unravel.
Stolen jewels are unexpectedly returned, but the recovered crystals themselves become part of a plan to kill someone rather than evidence that the danger is over.