The Whistler: Grave Secret

By: Original Radio Broadcast

Narrated by: Bill Forman, Jeff Chandler, Betty Lou Gerson, Frank Lovejoy, Old Time Radio

"Even when you know who's guilty, you always receive a startling surprise at the final curtain."

He knows who you are and he knows what you did! He's The Whistler—a mysterious figure of the night who knows the nameless terrors of which you dare not speak!

Here's radio noir at its finest in twenty tales of crime, mystery, and fate starring Bill Forman as The Whistler. The plotters and the pawns are played by Jeff Chandler, Betty Lou Gerson, Frank Lovejoy, Gerald Mohr, Eleanor Audley, Joseph Kearns, Frances Robinson, and more.

Episodes Include: Payment in Full 09-01-48; Search for an Unknown 10-24-48; Letter from Yesterday 10-31-48; Cover Up 11-07-48; Nightmare 11-14-48; The Lovely Look 11-21-48; Murder in Paradise 11-28-48; The Hangtree Affair 12-19-48; All Damage Covered 01-30-49; Ticket to Paris 02-20-49; Grave Secret 02-27-49; Search for Maxine 03-13-49; Death of Mr. Penny 03-20-49; Beyond the Wall 03-27-49; Rawhide Coffin 04-03-49; Murder at Twin Pines 04-10-49; Mask for Kinsella 04-24-49; Solid Citizen 05-01-49; Golden Opportunity 05-15-49; That Physical Fact 06-19-49.

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Midnite Morality Plays - Addictive as Get-Out

The Whistler has come to squeal on the guilty! You won't be bored as he presides over the downfall of one hapless crook after another, most of whom make that one fatal mistake that forever seals their destiny...and often when they didn't even have to make the mistake at all to achieve their desired ends. One of the best series you'll find on Audible. Nearly as good as the incredible radio version of Gunsmoke, with its realistic acting and sound effects. The Whistler is a nicer guy than the Shadow...but like the Shadow, he knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men, and many women, too. (Feminists rest assured, there are numerous baddies of the fairer persuasion in these darkling tales.)

Crime doesn’t pay.

The whistler tells us dark tales of crime, murder, theft, and lust and betrayal. Tales with a surprise endings. Tales where evil never wins. Great tales