The King in Yellow

Today, we'll hear both versions of Red Wind, the Van Heflin show from June 17th, 1947, and the Gerald Mohr episode from September 26th, 1948.

And as a bonus, we'll hear both radio Marloes acting opposite each other in The King in Yellow, a Van Heflin Philip Marlowe episode and an adaptation of another Chandler story.

This one aired on NBC on July 8th, 1947.

The Red Wind blows into town twice, and we'll hear both versions right after these messages.

And he was wanted for murder.

Tonight's story was adapted by Milton Geiger from The King in Yellow by Raymond Chandler, creator of Philip Marlowe, the screen's most famous private detective.

The original music was composed and conducted by Lynn Murray.

This is Wendell Niles inviting you to listen again next week at the same time to another exciting mystery on the adventures of Philip Marlowe starring Van Heflin with a distinguished cast.

And he was wanted for murder.

Tonight's story was adapted by Milton Geiger from The King in Yellow by Raymond Chandler, creator of Philip Marlow, the screen's most famous private detective.

The original music was composed and conducted by Lynn Murray.

This is Wendell Niles inviting you to listen again next week at the same time to another exciting mystery on the adventures of Philip Marlowe starring Van Heflin with a distinguished cast.