Stars on Suspense (Old Time Radio)

This week, Sam Jaffe makes his one and only trip to "Suspense" in a sixty-minute adaptation of Dorothy Sayers' "Suspicion" (4/3/48).

This week, Edmond O'Brien returns in a rare sixty-minute episode of "Suspense" - "The Blind Spot" (5/1/48).

Happy Halloween! Our star this week is Ralph Edwards, and we'll hear him in "Ghost Hunt" (6/23/49) - one of the scariest radio shows of all time. Plus a Halloween episode of "Truth or Consequences" hosted by Edwards (10/30/48), and as a bonus another one of radio's most terrifying tales.

This week, Ozzie and Harriet play themselves on "Suspense" in "Mr. Diogenes" (1/26/50). Plus - a Halloween episode of their radio sitcom (10/31/48).

This week, Paul Muni makes his only appearance on "Suspense" as a haunted composer in "The Search for Henri Le Fevre" (7/6/44). Plus, he recreates his performance in "The Story of Louis Pasteur" on "The Lux Radio Theatre" (11/22/36).

This week, May Whitty plays elderly ladies both clever and cruel in two appearances on "Suspense" - "The Black Shawl" (7/27/44) and "My Dear Niece" (1/24/46).

This week, William Powell makes his final visits to "radio's outstanding theater of thrills" in "The Man Who Cried Wolf" (2/9/53) and "The Barking Death" (3/1/54).

Lloyd Bridges didn't pick the wrong week to headline "Stars on Suspense." We'll hear him in "Chicken Feed" (4/21/57) and "Pigeon in the Cage" (8/11/57).

It's the 150th episode of "Stars on Suspense," and it's Vincent Price's fifth visit to the podcast. We'll hear him in "The Green and Gold String" (6/9/57) and "The Pit and the Pendulum" (11/10/57).

This week, James Stewart takes his final bow on "Suspense" in "Consequence" (5/19/49) and "The Rescue" (4/19/51). Plus - the audition recording for his western radio drama "The Six Shooter."

This week, Linda Darnell elevates a so-so script in her only visit to "Suspense" - "A Killing in Las Vegas" (2/25/52). We'll also hear her in a visit with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis (2/22/52).

This week, William Holden takes his final bow on "Suspense" in "Needle in the Haystack" (11/9/53) and "The Outer Limit" (2/15/54).

This week, Frank Lovejoy lends his seasoned voice to two old time radio thrillers: "The Wreck of the Old 97" (3/17/52) and "The Frightened City" (11/10/52).

This week, Lloyd Nolan steps back on to the "Suspense" stage for two more radio thrillers: "Nineteen Deacon Street" (11/22/45) and "Green-Eyed Monster" (4/17/47).

Today in a bonus episode, we're saluting Alfred Hitchcock for his birthday with an old time radio recreation of "Strangers on a Train" from the Lux Radio Theatre (12/3/51).