Show Notes
A trans-Atlantic steamer is no pleasure cruise when rumor spreads that the gentleman-burglar, Arsene Lupin, is aboard. Soon, precious jewels are stolen, and no one can trust each other. Will they discover who he is before they reach Manhattan, or is Lupin one step ahead?
Adapted, Edited, and Directed by: Jake Lewis
Based upon the short story by: Maurice LeBlanc
The Cast (in order of appearance):
Radio Announcer: Stephanie Wolfe
Bernard D'Andrezy: Russell Gold
Telegraph Operator: Bryan Butters
Ship's Officer: Bryan Butters
Passenger 1: Lisa Rosado Rivera
Passenger 2: Catherine Campbell
Passenger 3: Johanna Wald
Rivolta: Jake Lewis
Rozaine: Tim Daughters
Miss Nelly Underdown: Samantha Chapman
Mme. Jerland: Stephanie Wolfe
Detective Justin Ganimard: Mark O'Donnell
The Stranger: Lec Zorn
More from The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin: The Radio Plays
Can London's best detective finally apprehend the elusive Arsene Lupin?
A priceless diamond is stolen, and its owner is found dead. Has Arsene Lupin, the gentleman-burglar, moved from robbery to homicide in pursuit of his prize?
After rescuing a man being assaulted on the street, Arsene Lupin is invited into the home of the Imberts and offered a position as a way of thanks. But the gentleman-burglar is soon told in confidence about the safe that contains thousands in bank notes, and sets a plan to make them his. But Lupin is not the only one who has been planning this crime for awhile, perhaps finally meeting his match.
After a frightening home invasion, Monsieur Rateur finds himself swept up into a mystery of stolen submarine plans, broken hearts, and a secret that may put the safety of the country at risk! What is Arsene Lupin's role in all of this, and will Rateur be able to keep track of all the names at play and the people tromping through his new home in search of the answers?
In the French countryside home of the Count and Countess Dreux-Soubise, a priceless diamond necklace has gone missing! The main suspect is Henriette, the childhood best friend and lady's maid to the Countess. But would a lifelong friend steal the legendary jewelry, or could someone with another connection to the family be to blame?