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Escape

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Escape is an American radio anthology series broadcast by CBS from 1947 to 1954, presenting self-contained adventure and suspense stories of characters confronting extreme peril, produced by much of the same production team responsible for the better known anthology series Suspense. Because it was scheduled without a regular headline star and against stronger competition, Escape received less contemporary promotion than Suspense despite comparable writing and production values. Broadcast historians widely regard Escape as one of the strongest anthology dramas of American radio's golden age, its relative obscurity a matter of scheduling rather than quality.

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Release Year
1947 1
Country
United States 1
Classification
Original Language
English 1
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Source Escape (radio program) (Wikipedia)
Source Escape (radio program) (Wikipedia)

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1. Wikipedia
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  • Infobox, first_aired field
    July 7, 1947
  • Infobox, country field
    United States
  • Escape, Description, original language
    Escape is an American radio anthology series broadcast by CBS from 1947 to 1954, presenting self-contained adventure and suspense stories of characters confronting extreme peril, produced by much of the same production team responsible for the better known anthology series Suspense.
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Escape (radio program) (Wikipedia)
  • In Medium: Radio, Article lead sentence
    Escape is an American radio drama. It was radio's leading anthology series of high-adventure radio dramas, airing on CBS from July 7, 1947 to September 25,
  • Created By: Norman Macdonnell, Infobox: director
    Norman MacDonnell, William N. Robson
  • Created By: William N. Robson, Infobox: director
    Norman MacDonnell, William N. Robson
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