Mr. Chameleon: The Case of the Conceited Murderer (EP4380)

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Today’s Mystery:
A famous photographer is murdered.
Original Radio Broadcast Date: June 29, 1949
Originated from New York City
Starring: Karl Swenson as Mister Chameleon
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How fitting that a Mr. Chameleon episode is followed by an ad for Bayer aspirin.

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Why? Did it give you a headache?

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I hear ya. Mr Chameleon is always giving the criminals a headache for sure.

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Adam, what state are you from originally 'cause I'm picking up a bit of a southern accent. Do you mind telling me? I'm in the mid-Atlantic states on the East coast. I've never been to Boise, ID but it sounds beautiful. Thank you for these great radio dramas! My parents grew up on these before the advent of television in the 50s. My grandmother swore by Bayer aspirin, no doubt because they were sponsors of shows like this! My father was always parroting the beginning lines of Duffy's Tavern! Omg, the line "You don't say" was one my father said all the time!! So funny!! Radio humor was good, clean humor.