This Friday, "Vintage Classic Radio" invites you to a thrilling "Friday Night Noir" session, beginning with "The Crime Club’s" opening episode, "Death Blew Out the Match." Venture into an intricate web of mystery and deceit with 'The Librarian', depicted by Barry Thomson and Raymond Edward Johnson. In this episode, listeners are drawn into a sinister investigation where every clue uncovers deeper layers of intrigue, a world adapted from the compelling narratives of Doubleday Crime Club books by Stedman Coles and Wyllis Cooper, and brought to life under the meticulous direction of Roger Bower. Following this, we delve into the haunting environs of Ray Bradbury’s "The Whole Town's Sleeping." Discover a tranquil midwestern town, where beneath the serene moonlight, shadows conceal the unspoken horrors and a killer possibly lurks. The journey across a dark ravine by a lonely spinster becomes a symphony of suspense and fear, with Agnes Moorehead and Paula Winslowe giving voice to the unvoiced terrors, in a radio adaptation by Antony Ellis, overseen by the discerning William N. Robson. Embark on this journey through timeless lands of shadow and suspense, where mysteries unfold and whispers in the dark become tales of the untold, only on "Friday Night Noir" at "Vintage Classic Radio." Vintage Classic Radio presents Friday Night Noir where we bring to life timeless classic detective noir, mystery and suspense from the golden age of radio between the 1930s and the 1960s.

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