The 26Th Wife
A detective hired to investigate a wayward husband uncovers a disturbing pattern of repeated marriages, theft, and killings.
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A detective hired to investigate a wayward husband uncovers a disturbing pattern of repeated marriages, theft, and killings.
A deadly fire draws attention to unsafe tenements owned by Macklin, but a corrupt building inspector keeps the slum properties from being condemned. When ordinary legal pressure fails, the Green…
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Masked Outlaw,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Petrie searches for the missing Smith and follows a deadly trail into Limehouse and the world of Fu Manchu.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Twenty-Five Years Of Hate,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Petrie and Smith become Fu Manchu's prisoners as the doctor faces pressure over the loss of a sacred white peacock.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Ben Eates' Redemption,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
After escaping Fu Manchu once again, Petrie and Smith are confronted by a mysterious new creature that threatens their investigation.
A burned body leads Orange County deputies to a murder plot involving a man posing as a clergyman and the accomplice who helped him carry out the crime.
Two young backwoods Floridians leave home for the big city of Czardis, where the journey exposes them to a world far beyond their familiar surroundings.
Promoters of a fraudulent old-age pension campaign skim most of the contributions, and when collector Hurley threatens to expose them they have him killed and the death staged as an…
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Trap For Three Gamblers,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
A strange creature attacks Smith and leaves a chilling warning, signaling that Fu Manchu has begun another campaign against his enemies.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Smilin' Kid,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Smith and Petrie enter Fu Manchu's hidden headquarters while investigating a strange creature, but are captured and forced to fight for escape.
Respected philanthropist Gilmore is secretly the 'big shot' behind a burglary ring, using fence Crocker to move stolen property. Britt turns his own apartment and valuables into bait, and a…
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Tobin Brothers,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Smith and Petrie investigate a supposedly haunted house where two men have died of fright and soon encounter the terrifying presence themselves.
A killing aboard a gambling ship keeps investigators working through the night until the evidence produces an unexpected confession.
Struggling fighter Danny Cannon is drawn into a crooked boxing scheme in which his manager disguises him as the supposedly foreign 'Pampas Panther' and manipulates betting around the match. The…
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “A Doctor's Aid,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Smith and Petrie uncover a hidden base while pursuing strange activity, only to walk directly into a deadly Fu Manchu trap.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Gold in Forbidden Valley,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Smith and Petrie discover Fu Manchu's secret lair, where capture leaves them facing an elaborate and gruesome form of torture.
Crooked attorney Sturgis repeatedly keeps racketeer Moroni beyond the reach of the law by manufacturing alibis and manipulating evidence. The Green Hornet turns the criminals' own murder weapon and distrust…
Petrie and Superintendent Weymouth investigate a body that disappears from an excavation camp and discover evidence pointing back to Fu Manchu.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Pancho's Plan,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
An investigation at the Tomb of the Black Ape exposes another carefully hidden plot orchestrated by Fu Manchu.
New Mexico State Police use the available physical clues to identify the killers responsible for a brutal double homicide.
William Saroyan’s first work for radio deliberately rejects conventional plot, unfolding as an experimental sequence rather than a traditional narrative; about a minute is missing from the surviving recording.
Political operator Fargo secretly causes power failures so he can attack the private light company, promote a city takeover and shake down company president Porter. The Green Hornet traces the…
Weymouth investigates Sir Lionel's strange disappearance and return, leading to an encounter with Fu Manchu's agents and an unexpected Scotland Yard development.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Abby's Murder Plan,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Pot Luck Potter's Mule,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
An attempt to infiltrate the secret council directing Fu Manchu's organization succeeds only partly when an ally disappears during the operation.
Wakeman controls the city's taxi business through inflated charges, finance-company traps, blacklisting and intimidation of independent drivers. The Green Hornet uses threatened cabbie Potsy as bait, arranging for police to…
Smith and Petrie race to intercept Fah Lo Suee after she abducts Shan Greville and carries him toward London.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Stolen Paper Money,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
A Columbia Workshop radio drama or experimental presentation titled “A Drink of Water.”
A violent robber known as 'Gas Pipe Jack' leaves a trail of assaults and murders, setting off an intensive police hunt.
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