Peter Leeds
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Oct 2, 2026
Jack McCoyNARRATOR
Original music was composed and conducted by Harry Zimmerman.
Jack McCoyNARRATOR
Supporting cast included Bea Benederit, Will Wright, Sammy Hill, Peter Leeds, Bob Cole, and Gerald Moore.
Jack McCoyNARRATOR
Jack McCoy speaking.
Jack McCoyNARRATOR
THE END
John StormSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And that will be Steve Mitchell's dangerous assignment next week.
John StormSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Included in tonight's cast were Peter Leeds, Tony Barrett, Ben Wright, Betty Lou Gerson, and Paul Duboff.
John StormSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This is John Storm speaking.
John StormSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Dangerous Assignments, starring Brian Donlevy and the role of Steve Mitchell with Herb Butterfield as the commissioner, is written by Bob Reif and Adrian John Doe and is directed by Bill Karn.
Vincent PriceVOICE_ACTOR
Ladies and gentlemen, in tonight's cast you heard Sheila Bromley as Susan, and Ted de Corsia as Rigo.
Vincent PriceVOICE_ACTOR
Sidney Miller played the night watchman, Gleason, and Peter Leeds played Collins.
Vincent PriceVOICE_ACTOR
Harry Bartell was the lieutenant, and Harry Brown the policeman.
Vincent PriceVOICE_ACTOR
Louis is played by Larry Dobkin.
Hal GibneyNARRATOR
THE END Joel McRae will soon be seen in San Francisco Story, a Warner Brothers release.
Hal GibneyNARRATOR
The cast included Tony Barrett, Peter Leeds, Sam Edwards, Herb Ellis, Vivi Jansen, and Janet Nolan.
Hal GibneyNARRATOR
Technical advisor was Captain M.T. Lone Wolf Gonzalez of the Texas Rangers.
Hal GibneyNARRATOR
This story was transcribed and adapted by Bernard Ederer and Robert A.
Will DodsonHOST
"Stunning new 4K restorations from the original camera negatives.
Will DodsonHOST
The first 13 episodes of the late '50s crime drama, Lock 'Em Up." Uh, so we've got no special features listed, but guest stars including Robert Conrad, Harry Dean Stanton, D- Dan Cannon, Lise- Linda Lawson, Gavin MacLeod, Ellen Corby, Leo Gordon, Whit Bissell, Nancy Gates, James Griffin, Jay Novello, Myron Healey, Peter Leeds, Casey Rogers, Karl Swenson, Richard Reeves, June Blair, Joseph Crehan, Charles Maxwell- Author Arthur, uh, Bantanides, I don't know [laughs] Addison Richards, Al Peters Jr., and many more.
Will DodsonHOST
When I started to read that list, it was because I saw Harry Dean Stanton, and then when I saw the list keep going longer and longer, I wished I hadn't done that.
Hunter RobinsonGUEST
[laughs] Yeah.
Roy RowanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Under the direction of Norman McDonnell, Escape has brought you Robert of Huntingdon, adapted by Anthony Ellis, starring William Conrad as Robert Hood.
Roy RowanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Featured in the cast were Laurence Dobkin, Edgar Barrier, and Herb Ellis, with Jack Kruschen, Vic Perrin, John Stephenson, Harry Bartell, and Peter Leeds.
Roy RowanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Editorial supervision is by John Meston, and the special music for Escape is composed and conducted by Leith Stevens.
Roy RowanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Next week.
Irving CummingsNARRATOR
This is Irving Cummings saying good night to you from Hollywood...
Ken CarpenterNARRATOR
Heard in our cast tonight were Sheldon Leonard as Punch, Peter Leeds as Randall, Marvin Bryan as Scott, Jack Crucian as Copac, Herb Butterfield as Dr. Gordon, James Nusser as Dawson, Bill Johnstone as the Warden, and Robert Griffin, Dan Riss, and Chester Stratton.
Ken CarpenterNARRATOR
Our play was adapted by S.H. Barnett, and our music was directed by Rudy Schrager.
Ken CarpenterNARRATOR
The Hollywood Radio Theater is produced by Mr. Irving Cummings.
Jack McCoyNARRATOR
Original music was composed and conducted by Harry Zimmerman.
Jack McCoyNARRATOR
Supporting cast included Joan Banks, Hans Conrad, Peter Leeds, Bill Conrad, and Arthur Q. Bryan.
Jack McCoyNARRATOR
Jack McCoy speaking.
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Winning never sounded so good.
Bob LamondNARRATOR
Mr. Conklin is played by Gail Gordon.
Bob LamondNARRATOR
Others in tonight's cast were Jane Morgan, Dick Crenna, Gloria McMillan, Joe Kearns, Jerry Hausner, and Peter Leeds.
Bob LamondNARRATOR
Our Miss Brooks
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Here's a money-saving offer, men.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Tonight's original radio play, The Man Who Stole the Bible, was written by John and Gwen Bagney.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Sam Pierce was heard as Cummings, Nan Boardman as the girl, Ben Wright as the house detective, Joseph Kearns as the devil, Jeff Corey as the clown, Mary Shipp as the telephone operator and the maid, Wally Mayer as the desk clerk and police sergeant, Peter Leeds as the traffic policeman and the cigar stand clerk, and Lou Krugman as the voice.
speaker_2NARRATOR
The special musical score was composed and conducted by Leith Stevens.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Arthur Godfrey's still soaking up relaxation.
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