CBSRMT ~ CBS Radio Mystery Theater ~ Episodes 411 thru 415 ~ Old Time Radio ~ Black Screen

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CBS Radio Mystery Theater
Old Time Radio Show
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Episodes 411 - 415
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
The Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg
The Stolen White Elephant
The Mysterious Stranger
What the Shepherd Saw
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00:00 Episode 411 - A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
Air Date: 1/8/76
A 19th century factory owner gets knocked out in a fight and wakes up in Camelot and is placed under arrest by King Arthur himself. He exploits his knowledge of history to try to ensure his release.

44:29 Episode 412 - The Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg
Air Date: 1/9/76
The newspaper editor of a small-town recounts how a mysterious outsider uses the lure of easy money to corrupt the incorruptible leaders.

1:29:06 Episode 413 - The Stolen White Elephant
Air Date: 1/10/76
Inspector Blunt of the New York City police force is informed by British Major Smathers that the sacred white elephant he was entrusted to deliver to Queen Victoria has been stolen. Certain that badman Barge Crisswell is the thief, Blunt orders 100 men to storm his home only to discover that Crisswell has been dead for 15 years -- hanged as a result of brilliant detective work by none other than Blunt himself.

2:13:46 Episode 414 - The Mysterious Stranger
Air Date: 1/11/76
A man meets an angel named Satan who promises to fulfill his wish. the man learns to be careful what you wish for.

2:57:53 Episode 415 - What the Shepherd Saw
Air Date: 1/12/76
A young shepherd witnesses his master killing a man who loved his wife. He must now convince him that he did not see anything.