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E. Phillips Oppenheim

E. Phillips Oppenheim

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Oct 25, 2026

John LeLoupNARRATOR
42:37
And so home, and there find my wife in bed, and Jane and the maid making pies.
John LeLoupNARRATOR
42:43
The evening of that Christmas, Mrs. Pepys read aloud to him the history of the drummer of Mr. Mompesson, apparently a kind of contemporary Phillips Oppenheim.
John LeLoupNARRATOR
42:54
A strange story of spies, and worth reading indeed.
John LeLoupNARRATOR
42:58
It was only in 1660 that the Christmas cheer was a little too much for our diarist.
Vincent PriceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:27
But I shall certainly be listening two weeks from tonight when Joseph Schilkraut returns to bring you that most famous of all stories of Intrigue, The Great Impersonations.
Vincent PriceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:35
the masterpiece of that undisputed master of the sinister, E. Phillips Oppenheim.
Vincent PriceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:39
Good night.
James MatthewsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:40
Vincent Price appeared on Intrigue tonight by permission of 20th Century Fox, producers of Anna and the King of Siam.
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
2:00
Oh, no, we'd better put that another way.
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
2:02
But while I mull a subtitle for this oriental tapestry, find yourself a copy of something by Eric Ambler or E. Phillips Oppenheim and bone up on the ground rules of international intrigue.
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
2:11
Ooh, international? Ooh, yes.
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
2:14
The next 39 steps you hear will be me walking up to the door in my black Homburg in velvet color with my pockets bulging with plans for submarines, supersonic airplanes, and secret fortifications, and my tongue awag with a report which will echo around the embassies of the world as...
Stephen DunneVOICE_ACTOR
1:40
Oh, no, we'd better put that another way.
Stephen DunneVOICE_ACTOR
1:42
But while I mull a subtitle for this oriental tapestry, find yourself a copy of something by Eric Ambler or E. Phillips Oppenheim and bone up on the ground rules of international intrigue.
Stephen DunneVOICE_ACTOR
1:51
Ooh, international? Ooh, yes.
Stephen DunneVOICE_ACTOR
1:54
The next 39 steps you hear will be me walking up to the door in my black Homburg in velvet color with my pockets bulging with plans for submarines, supersonic airplanes, and secret fortifications, and my tongue awag with a report which will echo around the embassies of the world as...
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
1:57
Oh, no, we better put that another way.
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
1:59
But while I mull a subtitle for this Oriental tapestry, find yourself a copy of something by Eric Ambler or E. Phillips Oppenheim, and bone up on the ground rules of international intrigue.
EffieVOICE_ACTOR
2:09
Ooh, international?
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
2:10
Ooh, yes.
Stephen DunneVOICE_ACTOR
2:25
Oh, no, we'd better put that another way.
Stephen DunneVOICE_ACTOR
2:27
But while I mull a subtitle for this oriental tapestry, find yourself a copy of something by Eric Ambler or E. Phillips Oppenheim and bone up on the ground rules of international intrigue.
Stephen DunneVOICE_ACTOR
2:36
Ooh, international? Ooh, yes.
Stephen DunneVOICE_ACTOR
2:39
The next 39 steps you hear will be me walking up to the door in my black Homburg in velvet color, with my pockets bulging with plans for submarines, supersonic airplanes, and secret fortifications, and my tongue awag with a report which will echo around the embassies of the world as...
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
1:12
Oh no, we better put that another way.
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
1:14
But while I mull a subtitle for this Oriental tapestry, find yourself a copy of something by Eric Ambler or E. Phillips Oppenheim, and bone up on the ground rules of international intrigue.
EffieVOICE_ACTOR
1:24
Ooh, international, huh?
Sam SpadeVOICE_ACTOR
1:25
Ooh, yes.

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Damn! A Book of Calumny-H. L. Mencken

Sep 28 · 1 Mention

speaker_2NARRATOR
74:29
More alphabetical humor.
speaker_2NARRATOR
74:32
Gerhard Hauptmann and Robert Hitchens, Voltaire and Henry Van Dyck, Flaubert and John Fox, Jr., Balzac and John Kendrick Bangs, Ostrovsky and E. Phillips Oppenheim, Eleanor Glynn and Théophile Gaultier, Joseph Conrad and Robert W.
speaker_2NARRATOR
74:52
Chambers, Zola and Zangwill, midway on my scant shelf of novels between george moore and frank norris there is just room enough for the two volumes of daringforth
speaker_3NARRATOR
75:05
by frank a munsey

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