André Baruch

Margot by Grace Matthews.

Your announcer is Andre Baruch.

Remember, it's blue coal for finest heating service.

We have been listening to The Shadow in Death and the Black Fedora.

They're TVing this ball game back to Brooklyn today in New York.

While Vince Scully and Andre Baruch broadcast it on the radio back to Brooklyn.

Pat Piper still hasn't raised the right arm here to give us the announcement on the microphone.

It's the umpires, but I'm pretty sure we're right.

Grainger, for the ones who get it done.

Brett Morrison and Grace Matthews are heard as Lamont Cranston and Margo Lane, with Andre Baruch announcing.

On January 25th, 1948, Mutual Broadcasting System presented The Shadow, The House That Death Built, Episode 432, written by Alfred Bester and sponsored by Blue Coal.

Caught in a blizzard, Cranston and Lane seek refuge in an isolated, grotesquely designed house whose past is tied to a former state executioner.

Lamont Cranston is played by Brett Morrison.

Margo by Grace Matthews.

Your announcer is Andre Baruch.

Remember, it's Blue Coal for finest heating service.

White's wife, Clara, turns to Cranston and Margo as the terms of that wager bring the gambling world and its clues into the case.

Guy DeVry wrote this blue coal-sponsored installment with Andre Baruch as announcer.

We now take you back to the original broadcast.

Who knows what

Lamont Cranston is played by Brett Morrison, Margo by Grace Matthews.

Your announcer is Andre Baruch.

Remember, it's Blue Coal for finest heating service.

It's Blue Coal for finest modern equipment.