Hans Conried

The radio adaptation is by Robert L. Richards from an original story by Bruce Cassiday.

The cast also includes Loreene Tuttle, Wally Maher, Cathy Lewis, Hans Conried, and Bill Johnstone.

And now, we return to the original broadcast.

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Remember, it's a great new 1948 Super Sun.

The Judy Canova Show with Mel Blanc, Ruby Dandridge, Joe Kearns, Ruth Parrott, Hans Conreid, Ed Max, the sportsman, Charles Danton, his orchestra, and starring Judy Canova.

Thought about you all day Can't believe that it's so Asked myself if you love me And Diego said no Thought I'd see you around Where we want you to go Ask if you're thinking of me And the echo said no I can't help wondering, darling, where you

are And how you are And who

Script is by Mel Donnelly, Robert Mitchell, and Gene Levitt.

Featuring the cast were Betty Lou Gerson, Hans Conreid, Clark Gordon, Howard Culver, Peter Leeds, Jane Webb, and Jane Avello.

The special music is written and conducted by Richard Orant.

Be sure and be with us again next week when Philip Marlowe says...

Written by John Dawson, it is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone.

Heard in this week's cast were Lillian Biaffe, Stacey Harris, Chet Stratton, Will Wright, Marvin Miller, Hans Conreid, Edgar Barrier, and Parley Bear.

Musical supervision by Amerigo Moreno.

Be sure to join us on Monday night, same time and station, for another exciting story of Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar.

Escape has brought you Carnival in Vienna, a story written and directed by David Friedkin and Morton Fine.

Featured in the cast were Jack Moyles, Lillian Baiah, Jack Kruschen, and Hans Conried.

Also heard were Barney Phillips, Robert Boone, and George Baroni.

Your announcer, George Walsh.

This is CBS Suspense, Episode Three, The Strange Death of Charles Umberstein, originally broadcast November 2nd, 1943.

Vincent Price stars as Umberstein in his first appearance on Suspense, with Hans Conried as Herr Muller, Ludwig Donath as Captain von Heinz, and Joseph Kearns as the man in black.

As Gestapo scrutiny closes in, Umberstein must decide whom he can trust and find a way out before suspicion becomes proof.

E. Jack Newman wrote the story, set in Berlin under Nazi rule.

Randy's work selling aircraft brings the former couple together again, while a private airplane and a post-war airfield become part of a dangerous arrangement.

Cathy Lewis plays Marian, with Hans Conried, Jerry Hausner, Bill Johnstone, and Joe Kearns in the cast.

The script is credited to Robert L. Richards.

And now, we return to the original broadcast.

In Escapes the Rim of Terror, that roadside meeting becomes a Cold War espionage predicament when Elizabeth discovers Alex is being pursued and the apparent authorities may not be what they seem, prompting a desperate flight across the desert with her Chinook dog.

Nancy Kelly and Hans Conried star in this CBS presentation, first broadcast May 12, 1950, and sponsored by Richfield Oil.

William N. Robson adapted, directed, and produced the program for radio from Hildegard Tolman Tailhet's 1949 novel.

This is episode 5005.

Compare it with any gasoline.

Stop where you see the Richfield eagle on the cream and blue pumps.

Escape is produced and directed by William N. Robson and has tonight presented The Rim of Terror by Hildegard Tailliet, adapted for radio by Mr. Robson and starring Miss Nancy Kelly with Hans Conried as Alex.

Special music arranged and played by Ivan Ditmers.