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Martin Croner heeft zojuist afscheid genomen als inspecteur bij Scotland Yard. Op weg naar huis wordt hij overvallen door een regenbui. Hij besluit te gaan schuilen bij Willard en Jane. Hij begint de rechercheur uit te hangen en fantaseert als grap een verhaal bij enkele dingen in het huis van zijn vriend, die verdacht zouden kunnen zijn. Twee jaar later heeft hij daar nog steeds spijt van.

Rolbezetting Louis de Bree Martin Croner Jan Borkus Willard Lambertson Eva Janssen Jane Frans Somers Harry Dries Krijn Sweaney

Overige informatie Auteurs: Aileen Burke en Leone Stewart Vertaling, bewerking en regie: Léon Povel Omroepen: AVRO en KRO Uitzending: 26 januari 1960 Speelduur: 45 minuten Categorie: Thriller

Dit was het eerste hoorspel dat in stereo werd uitgezonden.

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    Old Time Radio · A Burke · 1 episode here · archive.org

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