Chuck Webster

The music was by Arlo.

Les Damon was starred as the Falcon with Chuck Webster as Sergeant Corbin.

This is Ed Hurley speaking for the Kraft Food Company.

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Today on duty desk as R.J. Scanlon, Bill Zuckert.

James Grady, Chuck Webster.

Miss Jennison, Charlotte Manson.

Hank, Arthur Cole.

But when a newspaper reporter carries the experiment to the city press, sensational coverage and public belief begin to affect the professor's work.

Morris Tarplin is heard as the mysterious traveler, with Chuck Webster, Louise Fitch, Wendell Holmes, Edgar Staley, and Bill Smith.

The story is credited to Robert A. Arthur and David Kogan.

We now take you back to the original broadcast.

I take this same train every week at this time.

You have just heard The Mysterious Traveler, a series of dramas of the strange and terrifying.

In today's cast were Maurice Toplin, Chuck Webster, Louise Fitch, Wendell Holmes, Edgar Staley, and Bill Smith.

Original music was played by Doc Whipple.

The program was directed by Marks V. Loeb and produced by Raymond Katz.

The supporting cast included Chuck Webster as Sergeant Kraft.

Ed Stokes speaking.

Thank you.

And the previous episodes of Squad Room we played starred producer-director Win Wright, and we'll get back to that in a couple weeks.

But the main advertised version of Squad Room, uh, that gets referenced m- more often than not starred William Zuckert as R.J. Scanlon and Chuck Webster as James Brady, two NYPD police detectives.

Now, the dating of these episodes as well as the rest of the series is hard to figure out.

Radio Gold Index puts today's episode as being aired sometime in 1954, but that may not be right.

Squadroom, the true-to-life enactment.

Today on duty desk, as R.J. Scanlon, Bill Zuckert.

James Grady, Chuck Webster.

Joe, Earl George.

The Case of the Weeping Willow The Adventures of the Falcon are based on the famous character created by Drexel Drake, produced and transcribed by Bernard L. Schubert, written today by Eugene Wang, and directed by Richard Lewis.

Les Damon starred as the Falcon with Chuck Webster as Sergeant Corbett.

This program came from New York.

Fred Collins speaking.

Produced and transcribed by Bernard L. Schubert, written today by Eugene Wang, and directed by Richard Lewis.

Les Damon was starred as the Falcon with Chuck Webster as Sergeant Corbett.

This program came from New York.

Fred Collins speaking.

Music was by Arlo.

Les Damon was starred as The Falcon, with Chuck Webster as Sergeant Corbett.

Friends, a hundred and seventy-five years ago, a small group of Americans signed the Declaration of Independence.

Today, more than ever before, let's remember that the freedoms that great document provides us must be preserved by eternal vigilance.