Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar - The Laughing Matter - 1956 - Episodes 411-415

Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
Episodes 411-415 - The Laughing Matter
Starring Bob Bailey
Written by Les Crutchfield
Produced and Directed by Jack Johnstone
Featuring Virginia Gregg, John Dehner, Lucille Meredith, Larry Dobkin, Gil Stratton, Harry Bartell and Don Diamond
Announcer: Roy Rowan
This video contains all five episodes. The first episode is complete, while the rest have the extra music, commercials and extra announcer stuff cut out. The last episode has the complete ending (music, credits, etc.).

[@American-In-Mykolaiv]

Thanks for these OTR episodes - I miss radio mysteries, TV just takes the imagination out of stories...

[@LolaMalia-c5l]

Thank you

[@BrendaMartinez-cj5mo]

❤To those that took the time to fined the LOST EP of Johnny Dollar+THANK YOU, and best wishes to Mr Graham,Mr Bailey,, I loved them all, Sincerely with great admiration Brenda

[@mikewalker8956]

Interesting to hear the price of everything in those days. JD is my favorite of all the old detective shows.

[@Deicer65]

Love listening to Johnny Dollar...

[@99RiverSt]

Another great Les Crutchfield screenplay, and a host of great character actors, many also appear on Gunsmoke. The local police chief was really great. A really good episode, thanks.

[@bbarso]

Very true about the great writing! Did you notice at the top of the episode when Johnny is being hired by Ed and they're sarcastically talking about Charlie Burton Ed says, "really keeps you screaming doesn't he" and Johnny says, "Oh he is a killer". Nice touch.

[@philbrown9764]

Thanks for posting these old radio shows. I listen to them while I play Sudoku. And I really like the 15 minute episodes and Bob Bailey as Johnny Dollar.

[@loriboufford6342]

Love listening to these otr . These are great to listen to

[@MN-pu6qx]

The moral of the story is beware of narcissists... 10 Jan 2025

[@blackbird5634]

Isn't it something? The show's about a tough talking insurance adjuster, a guy who's paid to make sure no one gets what they've paid into for years.

[@STP43FAN1]

So Charlie Burton uses a private eye to break up Gloria Dale’s engagement, abuses Frank Maltz and Al Schreiber, and hit on a maid presumably young enough to be his daughter, then finds out he’s losing his own show to Al. Man, poor Johnny Dollar runs into some sick ones

[@chriscrawford2197]

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