This Friday on "Friday Night Noir," Vintage Classic Radio takes you back to the golden age of radio with a special Easter-themed presentation that promises suspense and mystery. Our first show of the evening is "The Crime Club," featuring the episode "Death at 7:10," which originally aired on July 3, 1947. In this gripping tale, listeners are taken on a thrilling journey when a seemingly ordinary evening turns deadly at precisely 7:10. The plot thickens with every twist and turn, leading to an unexpected climax that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The cast includes Raymond Edward Johnson, who brilliantly narrates the story, along with a talented ensemble featuring Helen Choate, Barry Hopkins, and Roger DeKoven among others, who bring this chilling mystery to life with their exceptional performances.Following "The Crime Club," we continue our noir night with "The Shadow" radio series, presenting the episode "Death and the Easter Bonnet," originally broadcasted on March 28, 1948. This episode takes a sinister turn when an Easter bonnet, a symbol of joy and renewal, becomes the centerpiece of a dark and deadly mystery. The legendary Orson Welles stars as the enigmatic Shadow, with Agnes Moorehead as his loyal companion, Margot Lane. Together, they navigate through shadows and danger to unveil the truth, demonstrating the timeless appeal of good versus evil. The episode is a masterful blend of suspense and intrigue, showcasing the exceptional writing and production quality that made "The Shadow" a staple of classic radio drama.Join us this Friday for an Easter-themed presentation that pays homage to the dark and mysterious world of noir, featuring two iconic shows that continue to captivate audiences with their timeless tales of mystery and suspense. Don't miss this opportunity to step back in time with Vintage Classic Radio's "Friday Night Noir."

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