Address Unknown

(3.5 stars; 3 reviews)

Henry Simon as the host. This 1970 South African series presents stories from the files of The South African Missing Persons Bureau. The programs are dramatized by Ross Napier. The series was sponsored by Colgate. The most entertaining Thriller programs are based on real life. Address Unknown was based on stories from the Missing Persons Bureau files in London. A real missing person is at the core of every episode. Although the cases are well beyond cold by now, Address Unknown is sure to delight mystery and Whodunit fans everywhere. Synopsis from: Old Time Radio Downloads https://www.oldtimeradiodownloads.com/thriller/address-unknown

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

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Chapters

The Search for Frans Borg	27:34
The Search for Frans Buller	27:34
The Search for Anthony Atwell	26:17
The Search for Charles Denton	28:21
The Search for Charlie Porter	24:56
The Search for Christopher Adamson	24:24
The Search for Colette Renoir	25:29
The Search for Cora Wakefield	26:16
The Search for Edmund Marshall	25:58
The Search for Ellen Sweeney	25:05
The Search for Elsworth Aintry	24:55
The Search for Ernst Von Broker	26:09
The Search for Fredrick Lang	25:37
The Search for Chronberg's	24:48
The Search for Herbert Hedges	25:03
The Search for Jane Heathcott	26:05
The Search for Julian Frost	26:03
The Search for Julian Penmark	25:20
The Search for The Preston's	25:54
The Search for David Paxton	25:33
The Search for Grace Markman	26:05
The Search for Reverend John Crane	25:28
The Search for Ronald Elliott	25:23
The Search for Ronald Marsdon	25:59
The Search for Royce Weston	27:29
The Search for Russell Burdon	25:41
The Search for Steven Bartlett	29:51
The Search for Helen Kapping	25:40
The Search for Emerson Farmsworth	25:19
The Search for Winfred Hare	27:11
The Search for Yellow Cloud	26:06
The Search for Diana Forest	26:08
The Search for Gwen Moxton	25:39
The Search for Helen Karadine	26:44
The Search for Ellen Kapin	26:22
The Search for James R. Sutherland	27:17

Reviews

Absolutely Fantastic

(5 stars)

coolsparks

I have listened only to the first two selections; since it has only today been released, perhaps someone did not see that the first two selections are the same story.. both having the exact same length of running time… and having two-syllable second name, both starting with the sound of “B” and ending with that of “r”. (“Frans Buller” was the name used in one title; “Frans Boger” was used in the other one of the back-to-back selections.) This is yet another real delight that you at LibriVox have seemingly plucked from the ether and returned to us, the listening audience. I thank you so very much for reintroducing Those of us who still breathe …to Those whose breath is now stilled. We, the living chorus, sing with more richness for being touched by these voices of ages past. Again, I thank you for returning all these voices to us!!