The House on 92nd Street

The Screen Guild Player, the Esther Screen Guild Player tonight, the House on 92nd Street. The Starring Players, this is Lloyd Norwood, and this is Bill Londigan. Lady Esther presents the Screen Guild Players on the House on 92nd Street, 20th Century Foxes and Facional Motion Picture Scoop based on the actual FBI record

of how the secret of the atom bomb was protected. It stars Lloyd Nolan as Inspector Briggs, William London as Bill Dietrich with Lucille Meredith as Elsogerhart, the Lady Esther Screen Guild players and the House on 92nd Street.

All the crowded secret files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, no record is more amazing or spectacular than the case of Process 97. Now at least, The story can be told. And here is the only man who can tell it.

Inspector George A. Briggs of the FBI. The case of process 97 began for us in the FBI on the 13th of May 1941. And strangely enough, it began with an accident. An accident and one other thing.

A pair of pointed satin leather shoes. May 13, 1941. That afternoon, while crossing a busy New York street, a man had been hit by a taxi cab. He was badly injured. And afterwards, in the ambulance, with the intern and the traffic policeman.

Have you seen, Doc? You got a chance? Not much. You think maybe you're... Wait a minute. Try to talk. Listen. Christ. That's all right. Christ. Christ. Hey Joe, slow down. He threw. Wonder who he was.

might be some identification. Here's something. Parish passport, branches to unvarish. Notebook two. Say dark, this stuff is all in German, let's say. Hmm, stuff about ships I think. And Ron can get shots. That means incendiary bullet.