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Molle 1943-12-28 Homicide for Hannah.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1944-04-11 Criminal At Large (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1944-06-20 Death Talks Out of Turn.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1944-07-25 Fifty Candles (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1944-10-24 Comic Strip Murder.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1944-11-21 Dilemma (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1944-11-28 Nightmare (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1944-12-05 A Crime to Fit the Punishment (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1944-12-12 The Bottle Imp (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1944-12-19 The Man in the Velvet Hat (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1944-12-26 The Letter (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-01-30 Deadline at Dawn (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-02-27 Yours Truly Jack the Ripper (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-03-06 The Man Who Murdered in Public (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-04-03 The Eleventh Juror.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-04-24 Cask Of Amontillado (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-05-15 Lady in the Morgue (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-05-22 Level Crossing (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-06-05 Beckoning Fair One.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-06-12 Breakdown (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-06-19 The Gioconda Smile.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-06-26 Marijuana (AFRS Myst Phs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-10-05 Angel Face (AFRS MystPhs #129).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-10-12 A Death is Caused (AFRS MystPhs #134).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-10-19 Leg Man (AFRS MystPhs #135).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-10-26 Ghost with the Gun (AFRS MystPhs #138).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-11-02 Who Took The Corpse (AFRS MystPhs #141).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1945-11-09 Not Quite Perfect (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-01-18 Ladies in Retirement (AFRS MystPhs #163).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-01-25 Burn, Witch, Burn (AFRS MystPhs #166).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-02-01 Mathematics for Murder (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-02-15 Beautiful Science (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-02-22 Last Night.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-03-08 Red Wine.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-03-22 Alibi for Murder.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-03-29 The Creeper.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-04-05 Murder in the City Hall.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-04-12 Night Must Fall.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-04-19 Follow That Cab.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-04-26 Doctor and the Lunatic.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-05-03 Murder Without Crime.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-05-10 Further Adventures of Kenny Andrews.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-05-17 Killer Come Back To Me.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-05-31 Witness for the Prosecution (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-06-07 Female of the Species (AFRS MystPhs #210).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-06-14 The Adventure of the Fallen Angels (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-06-21 Hands of Mr Ottermole.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-08-23 St Louis Lady.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-09-27 Two Men in a Furnished Room (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-11-01 The Rival Dummy.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-11-29 Radio Patrol.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1946-12-20 Angel Face.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-01-17 Corpus Delicti (AFRS MystPhs).MP3PLAY
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Molle 1947-02-07 Bride Wore Black.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-03-28 Triangle of Death.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-04-18 Kenny Angles and the Queen of Diamonds.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-05-30 Double Cross.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-06-27 Talk Them to Death.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-07-04 Challenge to the Listener (AFRS MystPhs).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-08-08 Goodbye,Darling.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-09-05 Death Wears a Mask.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-09-12 Death Goes Shopping.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-09-19 Zelma's Boy.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-10-31 Now You See Her, Now You Don't (2nd half).mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-11-14 The Four Fatal Jugglers.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1947-11-28 Two Men in a Furnished Room.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1948-04-02 The Betrayer.mp3PLAY
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Molle 1948-06-25 Doctor Discord (2nd half).mp3PLAY
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molle 1948-04-30 Make No Mistake.mp3PLAY
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molle 1948-05-14 Close Shave.mp3PLAY
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molle 1948-05-21 Solo Performance.mp3PLAY
Show Information
NBC's Mystery Theatre began airing with much fanfare on September 7, 1943. The series promised stories from the greatest classical and contemporary mystery authors -- and production values to match. And it kept its promise. It was aided from the outset by the addition of an 'annotator'-- as it was described in the 1940s --named Geoffrey Barnes. The annotator served in the role of expositor, filling in on the plot development as necessary and providing a back-story when needed. The apparent distinction made between a narrator and an annotator, was a matter of degree. Mr. Barnes, a distinguished and celebrated amateur criminologist in his own right, was apparently on hand to help the listener analyze and understand the various mysteries and their underlying crimes within each script.