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    The Man Called X, Collection 1
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    The Man Called X Collection Series

    Written by Black Eye Entertainment

    Narrated by Full Cast

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    About this series

    Debonair British actor Herbert Marshall starred as FBl secret agent Ken Thurston, "the man who crosses the ocean as readily as you and I cross town; he is the man who fights today's war in his unique fashion, so that tomorrow's peace will make the world a neighborhood for all of us." Leon Belasco played Mr. X's comedic sidekick, Pagan Zeldchmidt, who always turned up in remote parts of the world to assist Thurston. The Man Called X debuted over CBS July 10, 1944, moved to NBC in 1950 and continued through May 20, 1952. In 1956, Ziv Television adapted The Man Called X as a 39-episode syndicated series starring Barry Sullivan as Ken Thurston.

    2/29/48 "Storm Over the Alps"
    3/7/48 "Passport to Danger"
    2/3/51 "Pirate Submarine"
    2/17/51 "Escape From North Korea"
    3/17/51 "Student Riots at Leiden"
    3/31/51 "The Missing Papers"
    4/7/51 "Land Reclamation"
    5/25/51 "Medicine Smuggling"
    1/15/52 "Radio Freedom"
    1/29/52 "Swindling Racket"
    2/12/52 "Relief Supplies to Italy are Stolen"
    2/26/52 "Venezuela Waterway Sabotage"

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateJan 9, 2018
    The Man Called X, Collection 1

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      The Man Called X, Collection 1
      The Man Called X, Collection 1

      The Man Called X, Collection 1

      Black Eye Entertainment
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      Debonair British actor Herbert Marshall starred as FBl secret agent Ken Thurston, "the man who crosses the ocean as readily as you and I cross town; he is the man who fights today's war in his unique fashion, so that tomorrow's peace will make the world a neighborhood for all of us." Leon Belasco played Mr. X's comedic sidekick, Pagan Zeldchmidt, who always turned up in remote parts of the world to assist Thurston. The Man Called X debuted over CBS July 10, 1944, moved to NBC in 1950 and continued through May 20, 1952. In 1956, Ziv Television adapted The Man Called X as a 39-episode syndicated series starring Barry Sullivan as Ken Thurston. 2/29/48 "Storm Over the Alps" 3/7/48 "Passport to Danger" 2/3/51 "Pirate Submarine" 2/17/51 "Escape From North Korea" 3/17/51 "Student Riots at Leiden" 3/31/51 "The Missing Papers" 4/7/51 "Land Reclamation" 5/25/51 "Medicine Smuggling" 1/15/52 "Radio Freedom" 1/29/52 "Swindling Racket" 2/12/52 "Relief Supplies to Italy are Stolen" 2/26/52 "Venezuela Waterway Sabotage"

      Debonair British actor Herbert Marshall starred as FBl secret agent Ken Thurston, "the man who crosses the ocean as readily as you and I cross town; he is the man who fights today's war in his unique fashion, so that tomorrow's peace will make the world a neighborhood for all of us." Leon Belasco played Mr. X's comedic sidekick, Pagan Zeldchmidt, who always turned up in remote parts of the world to assist Thurston. The Man Called X debuted over CBS July 10, 1944, moved to NBC in 1950 and continued through May 20, 1952. In 1956, Ziv Television adapted The Man Called X as a 39-episode syndicated series starring Barry Sullivan as Ken Thurston. 2/29/48 "Storm Over the Alps" 3/7/48 "Passport to Danger" 2/3/51 "Pirate Submarine" 2/17/51 "Escape From North Korea" 3/17/51 "Student Riots at Leiden" 3/31/51 "The Missing Papers" 4/7/51 "Land Reclamation" 5/25/51 "Medicine Smuggling" 1/15/52 "Radio Freedom" 1/29/52 "Swindling Racket" 2/12/52 "Relief Supplies to Italy are Stolen" 2/26/52 "Venezuela Waterway Sabotage"

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