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"Wherever there's mystery, intrigue, romance…in all the strange and dangerous places of the world…there you will find The Man Called X."

A Man Called X was a CBS/NBC spy radio series that aired from July 10, 1944 to May 20, 1952. The lead character, Intelligence Agent Ken Thurston, was portrayed by Herbert Marshall. His sidekick, Pagan Zeldchmidt, was played by Leon Belasco. Together, they took various cases, all of which were extremely dangerous, and had happened at different exotic places in the world. The background music was supplied by Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra. Click here to read more about Man Called X, The

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Please enjoy these 108 old time radio episodes:

Air Date	Title	Synopsis
02.26.1952	the man called x (73) orinoco river basin	+ Ken Thurston is in Venezuela to see that a major contruction project is finished.
02.26.1952	orinoco river basin	+ A century and a half ago a dream was borne in the mind of a man. A dram of a country where life, l...
03.04.1952	the man called x (74) alaska weather station	+ A man is shot on a pier in Yokohama, right in front of Pegan Zellschmidt! His dying words were, ...
03.11.1952	the man called x (75) plan to kill nato pact
05.13.1952	the man called x (84) rescue from czech uranium mine
05.20.1952	the man called x (85) ancient byzantine bible
05.27.1952	the man called x (86) operation cabal
02.17.1958	north of the thirty eighth	+ Over most of the earth at this time of the year men begin looking forward to the end of winter and...

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very good old radio shows!!

Jerry

"The Man Called X" was one of the first OTR shows that I heard in my early teens. It spurred my interest in listening to the treasury of OTR. While Herbert Marshall was perfect in his role of 'Ken Thurston', I really detested his sidekick, 'Pagon Zelschmidt'. Leon Belasco did his best with the role, but he could not overcome a badly written character. Thurston's boss, 'The Chief', was another poorly created part, but the actor playing(Herb Butterfield I think) played it well. Overall the stories found in "The Man Called X" are entertaining and move along at a pretty good pace.

Randy

I really enjoy these shows. I'd rather listen to old time radio than watch TV. Even though I'm watching Boston Blackie now!

Sheri

Featuring all of the existing episodes of this spy adventure that stars Herbert Marshall as Ken Thurston, Intelligence Agent. The series began as a 1944 summer replacement for Lux Radio Theatre on CBS sponsored by Lockheed. Then in 1945 and 1946, it was a summer replacement for Bob Hope on NBC. Then it was broadcast by NBC and CBS from 1947 to 1951.

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