Suspense - Single Episodes - 1954

(5 stars; 4 reviews)

Suspense is a classic radio drama series that captivated audiences with its thrilling stories and masterful storytelling. The series originally aired from January 1942 until September 30, 1962, and featured a variety of life-and-death situations that kept listeners on the edge of their seats.

Throughout its run, Suspense showcased the talents of renowned actors and writers, including adaptations from famous mystery writers like John Dickson Carr and Lucille Fletcher. The series is known for its high-quality productions and memorable performances, making it a significant part of the golden age of radio.

With a total of 947 performances, many of which are now considered classics, Suspense remains a beloved series that continues to intrigue and entertain listeners today.

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

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Chapters

On a Country Road	30:04
The One Man Crime Wave	30:07
The Face Is Familiar	30:18
Want Ad	30:15
Never Follow a Banjo Act	29:38
Death at Skirkerud Pond	29:47
The Outer Limit	30:10
Murder by Jury	30:09
The Barking Death	30:13
Circumstantial Terror	29:50
The Girl in Car 32	30:07
The Guilty Always Run	30:12
Somebody Help Me	30:09
Grand Theft	30:15
Parole to Panic	30:15
The Card Game	30:11
The Bertillion Method	30:16
The Giant of Thermopylae	30:32
The Last Days of John Dillinger	30:08
The Revenge of Captain Bligh	29:10
Weekend Special-Death	30:09
Listen, Young Lovers	30:09
A Terribly Strange Bed	30:15
The Earth Is Made of Glass	29:56
Sequel to Murder	29:38
Too Hot to Live	29:34
The Tip	30:05
Run Sheep Run	29:09
Telling	29:26
Destruction	29:24
Goodnight Mrs Russell	29:44
Never Steal a Butcher's Wife	30:13
A Little Matter of Memory	25:52
Chicken Feed	25:02
Lost	23:55
Rave Notice	24:53
The Shelter	23:56
The Last Letter of Dr Bronson	24:18
The Sure Thing	23:59
Blind Date	23:50
Shooting Star	25:18
The Shot	25:10
On a Country Road	24:30
Pretty Girl	23:59
Premonition	24:06
Odd Man Out	24:32

Reviews

I believe these shows are from Hugh Carlson.

(5 stars)

Charlie Heinz

I believe these shows are from Hugh Carlson and his friends from his AFRS Army service in Germany. I like the title Never Follow A Banjo Act. :) This was done in 1954 with Ethel Merman and later in 1958 with singer Margaret Whiting. Good quality audio here.

Elloitt Lewis

(5 stars)

SaraBellePalsy

The budget at Suspense radio is beginning to shrink here in '54, but Elliott Lewis is still producing some really good stories. These episodes are a "must listen."

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FYI: Replaced files on this page from the Version 2 Release. For the full OTRR Release, see the OTRR Certified page: <a href="https://archive.org/details/OTRR_Certified_Suspense" rel="nofollow">OTRR Suspense</a> - Old Time Radio Researchers Group