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Rogue's Gallery - Two File Fixes

Heard
1945–1946
Episodes
2

Blondes Prefer Gentlemen & Snowbound Rogue's Gallery - Two File Fixes October 4, 1945 - May 9, 1946 These are the correct Rogue's Gallery episodes 'Blondes Prefer Gentlemen' and 'Snowbound' (the latter is also known as Ski Lodge, The Hermit Of The Hills, Mystery At The Ski Resort, or Target For Murder). If you downloaded the OTRR Rogue's Gallery certified collection, Version 3.1 or Version 4, then what you may have are duplicate copies of Blood On The Sand and Anson Leeds Is Dead. To check if you have the correct files, here are the first lines of the body of the show for the two episodes on this page, as well as for the misnamed mp3 files: Blondes Prefer Gentlemen, correct file: "Rogue speaking. Well, I've got a 'Man Bites Dog' title for my story tonight." Erroneous file (actually Blood On The Sand, not Blondes Prefer Gentlemen): "Rogue speaking. Well I was suffering one of my regular attacks of rigor indolence last year, when I decided to commune with nature, in a gentle sort of way." Snowbound, correct file: "Rogue speaking. Do you ever long for the bracing feel of the freezing wind on your face?" Erroneous file (actually Anson Leeds Is Dead, not Snowbound): "Rogue speaking. Oh, first off, today being Thursday, and things being the way they are, I want to thank my Aunt Beulah for sending me those pork chops from Barlow, Kentucky." A text file of the first lines of each episode in the Rogue's Gallery collection can be found behind the TEXT link on this page. Little Drops…

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Blondes Prefer Gentlemen

    · 30 min

  2. Snowbound aka Ski Lodge, The Hermit Of The Hills, Mystery At The Ski Resort, Target For Murder

    · 30 min

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  1. Rogue's Gallery - Two File Fixes

    Old Time Radio · 2 episodes here · archive.org

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