Barton Yarborough
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Oct 10, 2026
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Adapted for radio by Fred Howard.
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With Bill Conrad as Jafe, Paul Frees as Phinney, Ruth Parad as Kizzy, Barton Yarborough as Davis, Louis Van Rooten played Snake Doctor and Tip Bailey, while Fred Howard was the doctor.
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Alan Reed was heard as the narrator.
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The original musical score was conceived by Sy Furber with Eddie Dunstetter at the console.
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Produced by William N. Robeson and directed by Norman MacDonald.
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Today brought you Three Good Witnesses by Harold Lamb, adapted for radio by John Dunkel, with Morgan Farley as Humphrey Ward, Jack Webb as Tom Hatfield, Janet Nolan as Mary the Deadhead, Harry Bartell as Kevorkian, with Barton Yarborough and Jack Kruschen.
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Music was conceived by Sy Furber with Eddie Dunstetter at the console.
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[ominous music] Next week...
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With Bill Conrad as Jafe, Paul Frees as Finney, Ruth Parrott as Kizzy.
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Barton Yarborough played Davis.
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Louis Van Rooten played Snake Doctor and Tip Bailey.
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The original musical score was conceived and conducted by Sy Furber.
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Escape is produced and directed by William N. Robeson, and tonight brought you Pollock and the Porraman by H.G. Wells, adapted for radio by John Dunkel.
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With Barton Yarborough as Pollock, Louis Van Rooten as Waterhouse, and Bill Conrad as Barea.
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The special musical score was conceived and conducted by Sy Furrer.
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[dramatic music] Next week...
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He'd committed suicide.
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Escape is produced and directed by William N. Robson, and tonight brought you The Young Man with the Cream Tarts by Robert Louis Stevenson, adapted for radio by Mr. Robson, with Paul Frees as Prince Florizel, Bill Johnstone as Colonel Geraldine, and Barton Yarborough as the young man.
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The special musical score was conceived and conducted by Sy Furer.
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Next week ...
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
William N. Robson adapted Robert Buckner's short story for radio and also directed and produced the broadcast.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
The cast includes Ben Wright, John Dehner, Paul Frees, Joseph Kearns, Barton Yarborough, and Jeff Corey.
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Against the divided responsibilities and uncertainty of the war's opening months, Bradman must answer that call.
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And now, the original broadcast.
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Escape is produced and directed by William N. Robson, and has tonight presented The Man Who Won the War by Robert H. Buckner, dramatized for radio by Mr. Robson.
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Featured in the cast was Ben Wright as Commander Bradman.
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Also heard were John Danaher, Terry Kilburn, Joseph Kearns, Barton Yarborough, Jeff Corey, Ian Wolfe, Paul Frees, Charlie Lung, and John Hoyt.
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Special music was arranged and conducted by Del Castillo.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
May 31, 1951, brought NBC Radio Network listeners Dragnet, Episode 103, "Big Bindle," sponsored by Fatima cigarettes.
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Jack Webb is Sergeant Joe Friday, with Barton Yarborough as Sergeant Ben Romero, as the pair are assigned to a Los Angeles narcotics case.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
High-grade heroin traffickers are believed to be working through an upscale hotel, and Friday adopts a phoenix identity, posing as a prospective buyer with a fake bindle to make contact.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Stacey Harris and Ralph Moody are also heard, with George Fenneman announcing this early Friday and Romero broadcast.
Adam GrahamHOST
I think, you know, starting out during the Jack Webb era where he was not actually, uh, the only private eye who worked for International.
Adam GrahamHOST
There was, uh, one other person, Joe Cantu, played by, uh, uh, Barton Yarborough.
Adam GrahamHOST
So it wasn't quite that same exclusive, uh, relationship you've got in the, uh, Frank Graham era.
Adam GrahamHOST
But yeah, it can take a few episodes to pick that up.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Two police officers have been shot down, and the Los Angeles Police Department moves into a homicide investigation.
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It is the case for Sergeant Joe Friday and Sergeant Ben Romero in Dragnet, with Jack Webb and Barton Yarborough.
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From NBC's early sustaining run, this is episode 19, Second Hand Killer, first broadcast October 6th, 1949.
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The facts, the procedure, and the pressure of a police investigation come forward in the familiar Dragnet manner.
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Their investigation takes a personal turn when Friday learns that Max Tyler, a friend from his army days, is connected with the case.
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From NBC, with Jack Webb as Friday and Barton Yarborough as Romero, this is Dragnet, Episode 32, Max Tyler, Escaped Convict, first heard January 5th, 1950.
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The case moves from the robbery desk to a search for an escaped man Friday once knew.
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Here is the original broadcast.
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