Coming up this week on the old-time radio snack wagon, I'm engaged to a very lovely

lady's psychologist here at school. And how would my associates feel if they

should hear that I was once known here and there is Barrel House Benny Bond's

The King of the Piano? Hmm, that's just what I've been wondering. Listen to the

old-time radio snack wagon, snack wagon dot net or wherever you get your

podcast.

Welcome to the great detectives of old-time radio.

From Boise, Idaho, this is your host, Adam Graham. If you have a comment, email it to me,

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podcast, in particular the amazing world of radio. Tomorrow a new series and about

thousand voices premiered featuring two actors who could perform entire radio plays all by themselves.

Be featuring such plays with either Paul Freeze or Frank Graham. Check it out at the amazing

world of radio, amazing.greatdetectives.net and you can find all of the other podcasts that I do

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Well now it is time for this week's episode of Mr. Chameleon. The original air date, April the

19th, 1950 and this one has the insured jewels murder case. Next Mr. Chameleon and the insured jewels

murder case.

Tonight we again present the famous Mr. Chameleon of central police headquarters in his famous

cases of crime and murder brought to you by the makers of genuine Bayer aspirin. Mr. Chameleon as

you know is the famous and dreaded detective who frequently uses a disguise to track down a killer,

a disguise which at all times is recognized by the audience. Tonight we give you Mr. Chameleon in

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