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The Glass Gun (first half)

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The Glass Gun (first half)

William Carlisle robs a train at Rawlings, Wyoming. The real robber opens the show himself, saying crime does not pay.

20m 54s · Mystery · Drama

Cast & Crew

Berry KroegerActor
Dave ArmontActor
William CarlisleActor
Charles Frederick LindsleyNarrator

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“The Glass Gun (first half).” Calling All Cars. Radio broadcast, November 10, 1938. Radio Index. https://www.radioindex.org/series/calling-all-cars/episodes/the-glass-gun-first-half.

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When was “The Glass Gun (first half)” broadcast?“The Glass Gun (first half)” was broadcast on November 10, 1938 as an episode of Calling All Cars.
What is “The Glass Gun (first half)” about?William Carlisle robs a train at Rawlings, Wyoming. The real robber opens the show himself, saying crime does not pay.
What radio series is “The Glass Gun (first half)” from?“The Glass Gun (first half)” is an episode of Calling All Cars.
Who appeared in “The Glass Gun (first half)”?The cast includes Berry Kroeger, Dave Armont, William Carlisle, and Charles Frederick Lindsley.
How long is “The Glass Gun (first half)”?The recording runs about 21 minutes.
Can I listen to “The Glass Gun (first half)”?Yes. Radio Index has a surviving sound recording of “The Glass Gun (first half)” available to stream.
What's the title of this episode?The title of this show is "The Glass Gun (first half)."
What's the title of this series?The title of this series is Calling All Cars.
When was this show broadcast?This show was broadcast on Thursday, November 10, 1938.
What genre is this episode?The genre of this show is Mystery, Drama.
What's the duration of this episode?The duration of this show is 20:54.
What decade is this episode from?This show is from the 1930s.

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