The Lives of Harry Lime

The Lives of Harry Lime – Every Frame Has a Silver Lining | Old Time Radio Thriller.

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About this programme.

The Lives of Harry Lime is a classic Old Time Radio thriller series that transports listeners to the shadowy underbelly of post-war Europe. This engaging drama features the cunning and charming Harry Lime, a character whose escapades weave through suspenseful narratives filled with crime and intrigue. Set against the backdrop of a recovering continent, each episode unfolds a new tale of deception and adventure, captivating audiences with its clever storytelling and dramatic flair. Collectors and enthusiasts of vintage radio will appreciate The Lives of Harry Lime for its rich narrative style and the iconic character of Harry Lime, who has…

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Recording notes.

Catalogue title: The Lives of Harry Lime – Every Frame Has a Silver Lining | Old Time Radio Thriller. Recording length: 28:01. Modern Spreaker publication: 2026-06-27 23:34:45. This is not an independently verified original broadcast date. Advertising may change the listening time.

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