Murder Without Crime

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Tonight we bring you as a return engagement one of the most successful plays ever presented on the Mystery Theatre. It's entitled Murder Without Crime, and was written by J. Lee Thompson and Jack De Leon. Barry Kroger, featured recently on Broadway in the Play Tier S, is the star of tonight's story and will be heard as Matthew. John Sylvester plays Stephen. And

by the way, a most important element in tonight's play is a piece of furniture and ottoman, not like the usual footstool but quite large. Large enough in fact to hold firewood or perhaps A buddy.

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