Suspense — 1952
39 episodes broadcast in 1952.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Case Against Loo Dock" (1952-01-07), starred Jeff Chandler, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Fall River Tragedy" (1952-01-14), starred Agnes Moorehead; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Perfectionist" (1952-01-21), starred Richard Basehart, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Carnival" (1952-01-28), starred Joseph Cotten; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Treasure Chest of Don Jose" (1952-02-04), starred J. Carroll Naish; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Odd Man Out" (1952-02-11), starred James Mason; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Track of the Cat" (1952-02-18), starred Richard Widmark; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "A Killing in Las Vegas" (1952-02-25), starred Linda Darnell; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Thirty Nine Steps" (1952-03-03), starred Herbert Marshall; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "A Watery Grave" (1952-03-10), starred Joseph Cotten; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Wreck of the Old 97" (1952-03-17), starred Frank Lovejoy; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "A Murder of Necessity" (1952-03-24), starred Robert Young; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Lady Pamela" (1952-03-31), starred Deborah Kerr; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Remember Me" (1952-04-07), starred Dan Duryea; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Mate Bram" (1952-04-14), starred Richard Widmark; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
Robert Falcon Scott and his party reach the South Pole only to find Roald Amundsen's flag already planted there. Their disappointment is only the beginning: the journey back proves far more punishing than the outward trek, testing what's left of their strength and resolve. (drawn from Scott's own expedition diary)
This Suspense broadcast, "The Shooting of Billy the Kid" (1952-04-28), starred Frank Lovejoy, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Frankie and Johnny" (1952-05-05), starred Dinah Shore; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Missing Person" (1952-05-12), starred Macdonald Carey; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
An American bomber crew flies into a combat mission over Korea, and the story follows what that single run demands of the men aboard -- nerve, teamwork, and the ever-present chance that this flight doesn't bring them home.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Death of Me" (1952-05-26), starred George Murphy, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Good and Faithful Servant" (1952-06-02), starred Jack Benny; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Concerto for Killer and Eye Witness" (1952-06-09), starred Elliott Lewis, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
Confined to her bed with only a telephone connecting her to the world, Mrs. Stevenson picks up a crossed line and overhears two strangers calmly plotting a killing. The police brush her off as hysterical, leaving her to piece together, alone, whether the murder they're planning is her own.
This Suspense broadcast, "Jack Ketch" (1952-09-22), starred Charles Laughton; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Vidocq's Final Case" (1952-09-29), starred Charles Boyer; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Diary of Dr. Pritchard" (1952-10-06), starred Cedric Hardwicke; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "How Long Is the Night?" (1952-10-13), starred Richard Widmark; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Death of Barbara Allen" (1952-10-20), starred Anne Baxter, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
A recitation of Lewis Carroll's verse turns out to be more than parlor entertainment: for one Southern lawyer abroad, the lines double as an unwitting cue, pulling him step by step into an assassination plot unfolding somewhere in the Balkans.
Doctor Frankenstein succeeds in creating life from lifeless matter. His closest friend, a clergyman, recoils from what he's done and urges him toward an agonizing choice: destroy what he's made before it costs everyone dearly. (after Mary Shelley)
This Suspense broadcast, "Frightened City" (1952-11-10), starred Frank Lovejoy; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Death and Miss Turner" (1952-11-17), starred Agnes Moorehead; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
A San Francisco newspaper columnist expects nothing more than a quiet ferry ride to Berkeley, until an acquaintance of an acquaintance turns up knocked cold on deck. Pulling that thread lands him in the middle of an active spy ring, far deeper than a newsman should go.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Big Heist" (1952-12-01), starred John Hodiak; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Joker Wild" (1952-12-08), starred Cathy Lewis, Elliott Lewis; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Man with Two Faces" (1952-12-15), starred Lloyd Nolan; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
A ship sets out to unravel the enduring mystery of the lost Franklin expedition, only to become trapped in ice itself. What began as a rescue turns into a fight for the crew's own survival through a punishing polar winter.
This Suspense broadcast, "Melody in Dreams" (1952-12-29), starred John Lund; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
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