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Walter Kinsella

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Sep 27, 2026

Victor SterlingHOST
1:20
The Weird Circle presents The Feast of Red Gauntlet, Episode 27, first heard in NBC syndication on February 27, 1944.
Victor SterlingHOST
1:30
Adapted from Wandering Willie's Tale, a tale within Sir Walter Scott's 1824 novel Red Gauntlet, the cast includes Burford Hampton, Arnold Moss, John Moore, and Walter Kinsella.
Victor SterlingHOST
1:43
And now, our story begins.
speaker_4NARRATOR
2:05
The Weird Circle.
Fred CollinsNARRATOR
28:41
Tonight by transcription, X-1 has brought you A Logic Named Joe, adapted for radio by Claris Ross from the story by Murray Leinster.
Fred CollinsNARRATOR
28:52
Featured in the cast were Mandel Kramer, Wendell Holmes, Guy Repp, Bill Zuckert, Walter Kinsella, Bob Hastings, Joseph Julian, Joey Fallon, Mary Lou Forster, Ann Thomas, and Mary Patton.
Fred CollinsNARRATOR
29:07
Your announcer, Fred Collins.
Fred CollinsNARRATOR
29:10
X-1 was directed by Daniel Sutter and is an NBC Radio Network production.
Bill RippeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:24
Tonight, by transcription, X-1 has brought you Cold Equations, written by Tom Godwin and adapted for radio by George Lefferts.
Bill RippeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:33
Featured in the cast were Court Benson as Barton, Jay Meredith as Marilyn, Milo Bolton as Commander Delhart, Bob Hastings as Jerry Cross, Jack Arthur as Traffic Control Officer, and Walter Kinsella as the Woden Monitor.
Bill RippeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:47
Your announcer, Bill Rippey.
Bill RippeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:49
X-1 was directed by Ken McGregor and is an NBC Radio Network production.
speaker_4NARRATOR
28:50
Next week you'll hear Wendell L. Wilkie's One World with Mr. Wilkie himself taking part in the program.
speaker_4NARRATOR
28:58
Our cast tonight included Les Damon as Sergeant Smith, Jackson Beck as the Sergeant Major, and Walter Kinsella, Ian McAllister, Victor Beecraft, and Roger DeCovens.
speaker_4NARRATOR
29:09
The original music was written and conducted by Frank Black.
speaker_4NARRATOR
29:12
The production was under the direction of Joseph Losey.

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