This is case closed, one hour of mystery and crime from the Golden Age of Radio every Wednesday at relicradio.com.

Our first story comes from Candy Mattson this week. We'll hear Valley of the Moon from December 17, 1949.

After that, it's the crime club.

And murder on margin. That story aired May 22nd, 1947.

Hello, Yukon 2,08209.

Yes, this is Candy Mattson.

The National Broadcasting Company presents Kandy Mattson, 2-8209.

This is the start of a mystery.

Our main character is a San Francisco girl detective Candy Mattson.

There are others in the show, too.

An Inspector Mallard, a gent who calls himself Rembrandt Watson,

a cowboy, a dude ranch owner, and a gal, the casting agency assured us, was a dowager, slightly boozy.

There are a few other voices along the way, too. I think that has all the makings of a good

mystery show, don't you? Well, let's go on from here and find out. So, here's Candy Mattson.

Like the man just said, this is the start of mystery.

Christmas had me completely tuckered out.

No one had invited me to the Rose Bowl game or the east-west of Keys are,

so I decided to make like a bear and hibernate over New Year's.

It worked out perfectly because, as my old friend Rembrandt Watson, put it.

You wish to reach 1950 in some remote spot?

Is that the idea, Dove?

That's the idea, Ducky.

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