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#22 The Lux Radio Theatre: Key Largo - 11/28/1949 Starring Edward G.Robinson, Claire Trevor, Edmond O'Brien, Frances Robinson. Produced by William Keighley

Gangster Johnny Rocco returns to the United States to start his illegal rackets again.

#21 The Mercury Theatre on the Air: Dracula - 7/11/1938 Starring Orson Wells, Martin Gable, George Coulouris, Agnes Moorhead, Ray Collins

Bram Stoker's classic tale of Dracula lord of the vampires, is related through the personal journals of dr.arthur seward, jonathan harker, dr. van helsing and mina harker.

#20 The Weird Circle: Frankenstein - 2/20/1944 Starring Arthur Vinton

Dr.Victor Frankenstein creates a living being from animal parts, but the tortured creature returns and demands a mate for companionship.

#19 The Weird Circle: The WereWolf - 5/7/1944

A young boy relates the tale of a white wolf and the strange curse which has befallen an eastern european family.

# 18 The Weird Circle: Dr Jekyll and Mr.Hyde - 4/29/1945 Starring Berry Kroeger

An idealistic doctor attempts to separate his own good and evil natures, but instead releases his depraved evil self with disastrous results.

#17 Have Gun Will Travel: Strange Vendetta - 11/23/1958 Starring John Dehner, Ben Wright

Senor Miguel Rojas has been knifed and is dying. before passing on, he hires Paladin to deliver his body to Mexico, there's more than one surprise inside the coffin.

#16 Screen Director's Playhouse: A Foreign Affair - 03/01/1951 Starring Marlene Dietrich, Lucille Ball, John Lund

Director Billy Wilder introduces the action in this adaptation of the 1948 film about an American congressional investigator, a suave Army officer, and a sultry German lounge singer in postwar Berlin find themselves in a romantic triangle with political overtones.

#15 Screen Director's Playhouse: The Lady Gambles - 12/14/1950 Starring Barbara Stanwyck, William Conrad, John Dehner

This sobering, issue-oriented drama exploring the progressive degradation of a woman's life by addictive gambling. Director Michael Gordon introduces this radio adaptation of the 1949 film.

#14 Screen Director's Playhouse: My Favorite Wife - 12/07/1950 Starring Gary Grant, Irene Dunne

This screwball comedy is about a man on the verge of marriage-who is stunned when his missing first wife suddenly reappers. producer Leo McCarey introduces this radio adaptation of the film.

#13 Screen Director's Playhouse: Miss Grant takes Richmond - 05/19/1950 Starring Lucille Ball, Frank Nelson, Steve Dunne

Director Lloyd Bacon introduces this adaptation of the 1949 film of an innocent, bumbling secretary unwittingly involved in underworld dealings.