DVD Secret Of The Whistler

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The Whistler On DVD



Secret Of The Whistler

Sometimes referred to as "radio's master of mystery," the radio series was heard over the CBS radio network from 05/16/42 to 09/08/55. Bill Foreman was The Whistler in the radio series. To see the audio CD's from this series that are available, click here: The Whistler.

This is the sixth of eight feature films in the series. Released on 11/07/1946, the story line is that artist Ralph Harrison (played by Richard Dix) has killed his first wife and is preparing to do so to his second wife. Why? For the money. Police have cleared him of the first death, but his second wife can prove that he's the killer.

Several other radio types are not credited for this production, such as Wilbur Hatch for the music. Also not credited is the voice of The Whistler, Otto Forrest. The story line is by Raymond L. Schrock and is based on a story by Richard H. Landau. Directed by George Sherman.

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Check out and order the other films from this screen series.

The Whistler
The Mark Of The Whistler
The Power Of The Whistler
Voice Of The Whistler
Mysterious Intruder
The Thirteenth Hour
The Return Of The Whistler


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