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Suspense: Around the World
- Narrated by: Joseph Kerns, Burt Lancaster, Lurene Tuttle
- Length: 9 hrs and 5 mins
- Radio/TV Program
- Release date: 01-28-16
- Language: English
- Publisher: Radio Spirits
Regular price: $27.99
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Publisher's Summary
Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrills seldom stayed in one place for long. Over the course of its 20-year run, Suspense presented stories that spanned the entire Earth. From the four corners of the globe come tales of shock and tension! Distant lands, exotic settings, and the mystery of the unknown all converge to bring you outstanding tales of...Suspense!
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Episodes include: A Passage to Beneres 09-23-42, The Lord of the Witch Doctors 10-27-42, The King's Birthday 08-28-43, The Most Dangerous Game 09-28-43, The Black Path of Fear 08-31-44, The Bluebeard of Belloc 09-21-44, The Man Who Liked Dickens 10-09-47, The Big Shot 09-09-48, How Long Is the Night? 10-13-52, Allen in Wonderland 10-27-52, Arctic Rescue 12-22-52, Gold of the Adomar 01-19-53, Premonition 12-23-54, Lily and the Colonel 05-17-55, The Stool Pigeon 09-20-55, Game Hunt 03-16-58, The Man Who Would Be King 05-31-59, The Country of the Blind 12-13-59, The Green Idol 09-17-61, The Black Door 11-19-61.
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