The Lone Wolf
Lu par Walter Coy
The only episode of the 1940s radio show in existence features Walter Coy in the role of Michael Lanyard, a reformed jewel thief turned detective.
This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.
Critiques
The Lone Wolf in the 21st Century!
CarlosWest
Woman needs help retrieving her mini gold Santa statue. Lots of characters but not confusing, good audio + plot, well acted. Nice to hear Herb Vigron of 1950's TV Superman & White Christmas fame. The "Lone Wolf" series character had a long run of popularity from 1914, with books, films, radio/TV series. In the 1960's paperback reprints were out. Not much exposure after that except for TV reruns of the film series. A lack of "official" video + DVD releases(although 2 eps from the TV series were available) hurt the LW's fame. With plenty of access to the Lone Wolf on the internet now, people are rediscovering him. There was even a LW festival airing on broadcast TV recently!
The Lone Wolf
albie
There is another radio episode from Suspense, “Murder Goes for a Swim"with Warren William as Michael Lanyard,this was the very first appearance of The Lone Wolf on radio