We continue with our Listener Library series, catching up on recommendations from our listeners! This week, we check out “The Wardrobe Trunk” from NBC’s Radio City Playhouse, suggested to us by Jake! A small-time criminal finds himself in over his head and scrutinized by a threatening traveling companion. Can this desperate criminal elude the law? Does anything draw attention to yourself like not wanting to draw attention to yourself? What were dolls like back then? Listen for yourself and find out! Then vote and let us know what you think:
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This was a fun episode. It reminded me a bit of the Suspense episode, “The Perfectionist.”
I haven’t heard that one! I get to add yet another intriguing title to the list of episodes to listen to. Much obliged!
I am curious about something that surely is just coincidence, but I happened upon it this week when listening to this episode. On the ship in this episode, his cabin is 42A. Coincidentally I had just listened to an episode of The Weird Circle (The 415 Express) where his train cabin is 42A, and there is also a history of that car being haunted. Do you guys know if any lore or anything about 42A? Or is this just a random coincidence? Any thoughts?