Wendell Holmes

Suspicion turns toward Riker's younger wife, Millie, and her apparent affair as the investigation leads the couple toward remote, unmapped caverns connected with their honeymoon, where the danger surrounding Riker intensifies.

Martin Wolfson, Gertrude Warner, and Wendell Holmes join Tarplin in the cast.

Now back to the Golden Age of Radio.

[mysterious music] The Mutual Broadcasting System presents The Mysterious Traveler, written, produced, and directed by Robert A. Arthur and David Cogan, and starring tonight two of radio's foremost personalities, Martin Wolfson and Gertrude Warner, in an original radio drama titled Death Has a Thousand Faces.

[mysterious music]

You have just heard The Mysterious Traveler, a series of dramas of the strange and terrifying.

In tonight's cast were Maurice Torpin, Martin Wolfson, Gertrude Warner, and Wendell Holmes.

Original music was played by Paul Taubman, sound by George Cooney, broadcast engineer Al King.

Tonight, X Minus One has brought you The Parade, an original story written by George Lefferts.

Featured in the cast were Joseph Curtin as Ryan, Joe De Santis as Luchar, Alexander Scourby as Daly, Agnes Young as the woman, Ellen Deming as Gloria, John Thomas as Oliver, Arthur Anderson as Sammy, Wendell Holmes as the commissioner, and William Keene as Sanford.

Your announcer, Don Pardo.

X Minus One was directed by Fred Wai and is a transcribed NBC Radio Network production.

Tonight, X-1 has brought you The Parade, an original story written by George Lefferts.

Featured in the cast were Joseph Curtin as Ryan, Joe DeSantis as Luchar, Alexander Scourby as Daly, Agnes Young as the woman, Ellen Deming as Gloria, John Thomas as Oliver, Arthur Anderson as Sammy, Wendell Holmes as the commissioner, and William Keene as Sanford.

Your announcer, Don Pardo.

X-1 was directed by Fred Way and is a transcribed NBC Radio Network production.

Tonight by transcription, X Minus One has brought you Honeymoon in Hell, a story from the pages of Galaxy written by Frederick Brown and adapted for radio by George Lefferts.

Featured in the cast were William Redfield, Vilma Cure, Wendell Holmes, Charles Penman, Leon Janney, Roger DeKoven, and Jack Grimes.

Your announcer, Fred Collins.

X Minus One was directed by Daniel Sutter and is an NBC Radio Network production.

Edward King directed, and William Welch produced.

The cast includes Lawson Zerbe, Ralph Bell, Wendell Holmes, Jackie Grimes, Joseph Julian, Bill Zuckert, Cameron Prud'homme, and Stats Kotzworth.

Settle in for a 1951 journey beneath a war-torn world.

And now, the original broadcast.

Dimension X is transcribed each week by the National Broadcasting Company in cooperation with Street & Smith, publishers of the magazine Astounding Science Fiction.

Today, Dimension X has presented 'The Last Objective', written for radio by Ernest Cannoy from the story by Paul Carter.

Featured in the cast were Lawson Zerbe as Culver, Ralph Bell as Dr. Carpenter, Wendell Holmes as Watson, and Jack Grimes as Newman.

Your host was Norman Rose.

But when a newspaper reporter carries the experiment to the city press, sensational coverage and public belief begin to affect the professor's work.

Morris Tarplin is heard as the mysterious traveler, with Chuck Webster, Louise Fitch, Wendell Holmes, Edgar Staley, and Bill Smith.

The story is credited to Robert A. Arthur and David Kogan.

We now take you back to the original broadcast.

I take this same train every week at this time.

You have just heard The Mysterious Traveler, a series of dramas of the strange and terrifying.

In today's cast were Maurice Toplin, Chuck Webster, Louise Fitch, Wendell Holmes, Edgar Staley, and Bill Smith.

Original music was played by Doc Whipple.

You've just heard The Mysterious Traveler, a series of dramas of the strange and terrifying.

In tonight's cast were Maurice Tarplin, Chet Stratton, James Van Dyke, Wendell Holmes, Mort Lawrence, and Joan Tompkins.

Original music was played by Jack Ward.

The Mysterious Traveler is written, produced, and directed by Rob Arthur and David Cogan.

Ernest Cannoy adapted James E. Gunn's novelette, first published in Galaxy Science Fiction, and Daniel Sutter directed.

NBC made the broadcast in cooperation with Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine, with Larry Haines as Jim Pearson, Jack Grimes as Pete, and Wendell Holmes as Mr. Hatcher.

And now, the original broadcast.

[rocket launching] Countdown for blast off.

Galaxy Magazine, on your newsstand today.

Tonight, by transcription, X Minus One has brought you Open Warfare, a story from the pages of Galaxy written by James E. Gunn and adapted for radio by Ernest Cannone.

Featured in our cast were Jack Grimes as Pete, Larry Haines as Jim, and Wendell Holmes as Mr. Hatcher.

This is Fred Collins.