Suspense
| Catalogue Number | 109490 |
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| Program Number | |
| Date | September 05, 1950 |
| Title | "A Pocketful Of Murder" |
| Description | A man awaiting trial for murder brags to a visiting reporter that although he did kill his wife, he'll be acquited because he knows, "dozens of ways to kill without being detected." The story is well-produced and Barry Nelson is a natural. The program is visually referred to as, "The Auto-Lite Theatre." Excellent kinescope video. |
| Artists | Barry Nelson, Don Hammer, Cara Williams, Pat McVey, Jack Warden, Elliot Sullivan, Steven Hill, Robert Stevens (producer, director), Rex Marshall (commercial spokesman), Henry Sylvern (composer, conductor), Algernon Blackwood (author), Elliott Sullivan (producer), Robert Stevens (director), Alvin Sapinsley (adaptor, billed as "Alvin Sapinsley) |
| Source | CBS-TV net, audio + video |
| Sponsor | Auto-Lite (2 commercials deleted) |
| Quality | Very good to excellent |
| Complete | Otherwise complete |
| Duration | 26:12 |