Edgar Barrier

Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar stars John London in the title role, and was written by Gil Dowd with music by Eddie Dunstetter.

Featured in tonight's cast were Howard McNear, Victor Rodlann, Ken Christy, Virginia Gregg, Bill Conrad, Edgar Barrier, and Jim Nusser.

Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar is transcribed in Hollywood by Jaime Del Valle.

Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar has been a presentation of the United States Armed Forces Radio and Television Service.

Yours truly, Johnny Dollar stars John Lund in the title role and was written by Sidney Marshall with music by Eddie Dunstetter.

Featured in tonight's cast were Howard Culver, Larry Dobkin, Virginia Gregg, Edgar Barrier, and Lou Krugman.

Yours truly, Johnny Dollar is produced and directed by Jaime Del Valle.

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[dramatic music] Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, brought to you by Wrigley's Spearmint chewing gum, stars John Lund in the title role and was written by Blake Edwards with music by Eddie Dunstetter.

Featured in tonight's cast were James Nusser, John Stephenson, Jeanette Nolan, Sammy Hill, Bill James, Herb Butterfield, Robert Griffin, and Edgar Barrier.

Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar is produced and directed by Jaime Del Valle.

[dramatic music] The makers of Wrigley's Spearmint chewing gum hope you enjoyed tonight's story of Johnny Dollar and that you're enjoying delicious Wrigley's Spearmint gum every day.

Alan in Wonderland was adapted for Suspense by Richard Chandley from The True Story by Kurt Singer.

Featured in tonight's cast were Joseph Kearns, Truda Marson, Larry Thor, Charles Calvert, Clayton Post, Edgar Barrier, and Jack Crucian.

Cornell Wilde may soon be seen in the Warner Brothers picture Operation Secret.

And remember next week on Suspense, Mr. Herbert Marshall in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

Captain Hans Maulich responds by seizing 50 women from the village and threatening their execution unless the shooter is surrendered.

Mercedes McCambridge, Edgar Barrier, Hans Conried, and Lou Merrill are featured in the cast.

The play had first been heard the previous year on NBC's Plays for Americans as a wartime message for the Treasury Department.

Ladies and gentlemen, Lights Out, Execution.

And now, Mr. Oberler, can you tell us a little about next week's story?

Well, before I do that, I'd like to personally thank the Ironized Yeast folks for giving me the opportunity of presenting this play to you tonight.

A word of thanks, too, to Edgar Barrier and Mercedes McCambridge, and to Hans Conried and Lou Merrill.

As to next week, well, if you've ever wished on a star, listen in, for the play has the provocative title of The Heavenly Jeep.

The script was by Gene Levin and Bob Mitchell from a story by Richard Foster.

Featured in the cast were Edgar Barrier, Clayton Post, Dave Young, Bill Conrad, Ed Max, Jack Kruschen, and Bud Woodum.

Special music is by Richard Aront.

The Green Lama was produced and directed by James Burton.

The script was by Gene Levin and Bob Mitchell from a story by Richard Foster.

Featured in the cast were Edgar Barrier, Clayton Post, Dave Young, Bill Conrad, Ed Max, Jack Kruschen, and Bud Woodum.

Special music is by Richard Aront.

The Green Lama was produced and directed by James Burton.