"Father Brown: The Three Tools of Death", a Historyradio.org re-edit

During WWII, Mutual Radio in the United States created a very short lived series based on G.K. Chesterton's Father Brown stories. I discovered two available episodes online, and found that they were scored with annoying and low-cost organ music. So, I rescored one episode and added a few sound effects. The low production values of the original series was probably a reason for why the series was cut very quickly. The acting is Ok.
This story is based on a text by Chesterton, and you will immediately notice that these mysteries are much more conservative than the TV series we see today. However, because there are so few freely available radio dramas of Father Brown, I upload this to the Historyradio.org re-edit playlist under a creative commons license, for anyone to edit or use without attribution. However, you should probably mention the original 1940s series.
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