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Man Called X Old Time Radio Program
The Man Called X
Adventure
some 1/2 hour episodes, some 15 minute episodes
The Man Called X was an international espionage
thriller that aired from July, 1944 to May, 1952. Herbert Marshall
played Ken Thurston, secret agent, who traveled the world taking
on dangerous cases, frequently involving beautiful—and mysterious—women
in a variety of exotic locales. The announcer in early episodes
described Thurston as " . . . the man who crosses the ocean
as readily as you and I cross town. He is the man who travels today
as you and I will travel tomorrow. He is the man who fights today’s
war in his unique fashion, so that tomorrow’s peace will make the
world a neighborhood for us all."
The fortunate casting of gifted British actor Herbert
Marshall, whose impressive career spanned almost four decades, provided
high-quality, sophisticated shows. Marshall effortlessly played
Thurston as a suave man-of-the-world, reminiscent of Cary Grant
or David Niven, and a precursor to James Bond. The role of Pagan
Zeldschmidt, Thurston’s somewhat shady sidekick, was played by Russian-born
Leon Belasco, whose resume was almost as impressive as Marshall’s.
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players (like the IPod), but, by and large, you cannot play
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Man Called X
50 episodes
480815 Italian Art Collecti.mp3
480926 Lauging Lady.mp3
510106 The Himmler Plates.mp3
51-01-13 Five Onces Of Trea.mp3
51-01-20 Japanese Undergrou.mp3
510217 Escape from North Ko.mp3
510414 Treason at White San.mp3
51-04-21 Race Against Death.mp3
510525 Medicine Smuggling.mp3
510601 Underground Escape.mp3
510615 Rubber Sabotage.mp3
510629 Operation Zero.mp3
511001 The Big Lie.mp3
520108 Formula H Stolen.mp3
520122 The Sword of Allah.mp3
520208 Professor Reynolds i.mp3
52-02-19 Half-Penny Stamp.mp3
52-02-26. Venezuela Waterwa.mp3
A Free Press for Vienia.mp3
Assination by Zombies.mp3
Atomic Papers.mp3
Bairut.mp3
Big Lie, The.mp3
Budapest.mp3
Carmel, California.mp3
Czechoslovakia.mp3
Grain Robbers in Bombay.mp3
Guatemala.mp3
Indonesian Oil.mp3
Insurance Racket, The.mp3
Land Reclamation Project.mp3
Luzern.mp3
Mafia Contract, The.mp3
Medicine Smuggling.mp3
Missing Papers, The.mp3
Nationalista Party, The.mp3
Oil in South America.mp3
Opium Smuggling In Mexico.mp3
Radio Freedom.mp3
Relief in Italy.mp3
Roulette Scheme.mp3
Rubber Shortage.mp3
Search for a Traitor.mp3
Submarine in the Bay of Ben.mp3
Tibet.mp3
Traitors.mp3
Trouble In The Mine.mp3
Trouble Up the Amazon.mp3
Underground, The.mp3
X Goes to India.mp3
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