Everett Sloane

[instrumental music]

Now Act Two of William Tell, starring Raymond Massey with Everett Sloane.

[instrumental music]

The story of William Tell continues.

The Grounds is only available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2 versions.

[rock music] [dramatic orchestral music]

Now Act Three of William Tell, starring Raymond Massey, with Everett Sloane.

[dramatic orchestral music]

Tonight's play, Murder by Proxy, was written by Jerry Magill and produced by Clark Andrews in association with Ronald Dawson and Robert Arthur.

Featured in tonight's drama were Everett Sloane, George Petrie, Kathleen Cordell, and Lyle Sudlow.

[outro music] Next Wednesday and every Wednesday night, another presentation of Masters of Mystery.

Tomorrow night, Mystery Time brings you Mystery Classics, presenting Death Rides the Storm by John West.

of pulling him back into life.

Teresa Wright, the besties of our lives, Everett Sloan, Susan Cain, and Jack Webb, Dragnet, stars alongside Marlon Brando, as do dozens of real paraplegic veterans, patients, and the very ward where Brando famously lived for a month to prepare for the role and filming took place.

1080p high definition presentation on Blu-ray, new audio commentary by film scholar Ellen K.

Rode, new One Stop Before Design interview with writer Julie Kirgo.

21 Precinct, a factual account of the way the police work in the world's largest city, is presented with the official cooperation of the Patrolman's Benevolent Association, an organization of more than 20,000 members of the Police Department, City of New York.

Everett Sloane in the role of Captain Connelly.

21 Precinct on Tuned to Yesterday from September 15th, 1953 on CBS.

Leading man Everett Sloane, a familiar voice to radio listeners during its golden era.

First part of The Mercury Theatre with Orson Welles, and during the year of that broadcast, he was heard on episodes of Stroke of Fate, The Philip Morris Playhouse on Broadway, also the radio show Man Against the Crippler, which featured the story of polio research.

This is An Hour of Crime on Tuned to Yesterday.

This is Inner Sanctum Mysteries, Birdsong for a Murderer, CBS episode 512, originally broadcast June 22nd, 1952.

Boris Karloff stars as Warner with Everett Sloan in a story credited to Louis Vitas.

Paul McGrath is your host.

When Lieutenant Gregg finds a canary and its cage connected to the inquiry, Warner's quiet home is drawn into suspicion and an ominous secret from the asylum.

A newly built bridge has become the scene of a string of fatal falls, and Lamont Cranston goes undercover as a laborer to learn what has frightened the men working high above the ground.

Bill Johnstone as Lamont Cranston and the Shadow, with Marjorie Anderson as Margot Lane and Everett Sloan as Shrevie.

Sidney Sloan wrote this blue coal presentation, Death on the Bridge.

Now back to the golden age of radio.

The Plot to Overthrow Christmas, a rhyming verse fantasy written, produced, and directed by Norman Corwin.

Eric Burroughs stars with Martin Gable, Ray Collins, Carl Swenson, Louis Van Rooten, and Everett Sloan.

And now,

the original broadcast.