• I Love a Mystery | Temple of Vampires, Pts 1- 10 (Tony Randall, Mercedes McCambridge) || 1950

  • Sep 11 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs and 25 mins
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I Love a Mystery | Temple of Vampires, Pts 1- 10 (Tony Randall, Mercedes McCambridge) || 1950

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  • I Love a Mystery | Temple of Vampires, Pts 1- 10 (Tony Randall, Mercedes McCambridge) || January 2-13, 1950

    Plot: While flying over the Central American jungles, the three adventures discover a stowaway. The program closing has been deleted. The story line was previously used on the series from January 22, 1940 to February 16, 1940 and from August 22, 1944 to September 18, 1944. + Part 1 of this 20 part story in which Reggie Yorke (Tony Randall), Jack Packard (Russell Thorson), Doc Long (Jim Boles) and Sonny (Mercedes McCambridge) venture into unknown territory when their plane has to take a stop-over to refuel. Amazingly, this story was considered so vivid at the time that the Nicaraguan government, which was where the story was based, lodged a protest.


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