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This episode is what I call a "do-over" . . . a story that was previously done on Suspense. It's been given a new title and has had the script slightly re-worked. In this case it aired four years earlier under the title "Neal Cream, doctor of Poison. The original version featured Charles Laughton, and can be found in his playlist on this channel.
Over the course of it's 20 year run, well over a hundred broadcasts were do-overs. I try to limit the number of these do-overs so you don't have to listen to a story you've already heard (I'm always looking out for my subscribers) BTW: This episode is based on a true story, and also the sound quality is very good.
• • • • • Airdate: September 13, 1955 • • • • •
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All you need to know about JOSEPH KEARNS: He was the "go to guy" whenever the director of Suspense needed a voice actor. KEARNS showed up in hundreds of episodes, doing parts big and small. I'm not aware of anyone who's actually counted the number of episodes he appeared in, but I'm pretty sure it's well over 300. Kearns shows up in quite a few Escape episodes, too, plus he appeared in many other classic radio series on CBS. Later in his career he moved to television where he became Mr. Wilson, the object of affection for Dennis the Menace. Unfortunately, at the age of 55 Kearns stroked out and was replaced by Gale Gordon.
• By golly, every gosh darned episode of Suspense can be found in the public domain. •
• 2017-2020 from Charlie Stuckey by golly, and he's this channel's gosh darned creator •