Leon Belasco

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And now we return to The Man Called X, starring Herbert Marshall with Leon Belasco as Pagan Zelchmith.

Ken Thurston is in a small native village far up the Amazon River, trying to determine the motive behind the murder of Dr. Maddock.

But even more sinister than the surrounding jungle are the unseen forces at work there, fomenting hatred against the United States, threatening to disrupt the rubber production, plotting a native uprising that will mean death to all the foreign devils who have trespassed there.

Thanks for being with us, and my thanks to Bea Benaderet, Will Wright, Carlton Young, Harry Bartell, and Byron Kane.

Next week, Vienna, where an ex-wrestler, a beautiful girl, and a spot of printer's ink all add up to real trouble for Ken.

And of course, where there's real trouble, there'll always be Leon Belasco as Pegon Zelchmith.

So join us, won't you, when next I return as The Man Called X.

And it's one I don't think you'll want to miss because it's packed full of excitement and mystery.

As usual, Leon Belasco will be along in the role of Pagan Zellschmidt.

So join us, won't you, when next I return as the man called X.

Good night.

This guy, as it just mirrored, it seemed like he was kind of like starting off with an accent, and it was kind of like drifting away and back in every now and then, but it didn't sound consistent.

Well, it's yeah, it was kind of odd.

I mean, you know, the actor playing this part was Leon Belasco, who, you know, that's the anglicized version of his name.

I mean, he was from Odessa.

And next week, I promise you another story filled with suspense and mystery.

As usual, there'll be Leon Belasco along as Pagan Zellschmidt.

So join us, won't you, when next I return as the man called X.

Good night.

And it's one I don't think you'll want to miss because it's packed full of excitement and mystery.

As usual, Leon Belasco will be along in the role of Pagan Zellschmidt.

So join us, won't you, when next I return as the man called X.

Good night.

This guy, as it just mirrored, it seemed like he was kind of like starting off with an accent, and it was kind of like drifting away and back in every now and then, but it didn't sound consistent.

Well, it's yeah, it was kind of odd.

I mean, you know, the actor playing this part was Leon Belasco, who, you know, that's the anglicized version of his name.

I mean, he was from Odessa.

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Now, act two of The Man Called X. Tonight, starring John Lund with Leon Belasco as Pagan Zellschmidt.

Bill Pringle has secretly entered Bucharest in an effort to rescue Ted Johnson, who is being held for trial as an American spy.

At the home of Mikhail Andescu, a member of the Underground, they are greeted, however, by Baron Laszlo Tagore, former business associate of Johnson's, who tells them Andescu has been executed by the security police.

Now, here to tell you about next week's program is our star for tonight, Mr. John Lund.

As Herbert Marshall would say, thanks for being with us.

Oh, and by the way, my thanks to Will Wright, Lillian Biaffe, Parley Bear, Frank Gerstle, Stephen Garay, Lamont Johnson, and, of course, Leon Belasco as pagan Zellschmidt.

Next week, Ken Thurston tangles with a grain black market in India...