Classic Radio’s Greatest Detective Shows, Vol. 3 Audiobook (Free)
- Various Performers
- 7 h 29 min
- Blackstone Audiobooks
- 2019-04-09
Summary:
The golden age of radio had incredible detective demonstrates kept Americans glued to their sets. Households collected around their living room radios to hear a common Hollywood celebrities voicing fiction’s most well-known gumshoes. This collection includes Dick Powell as suave detective Richard Diamond, Vincent Cost as the Saint, Jack Webb as Sergeant Joe Friday on Dragnet, Richard Kollmar as ‘foe to those that make him an enemy, friend to those who have no friend’ on Boston Blackie, John Stanley about Classic Radio’s Greatest Detective Shows, Vol. 3 and Ian Martin as Holmes and Watson within the Journeys of Sherlock Holmes, Larry Thor as Detective Danny Clover on Broadway Is certainly My Beat, Joseph Curtin and Alice Frost in Mr. & Mrs. North, Bob Bailey filling in another expense accounts on Yours Truly, Johnny Buck, and many more!
Contents
The Adventures of Frank Race, ‘The Adventure from the Diver’s Loot’ (16 Oct 1949)
The Adventures of Michael Shayne, Detective, ‘The Body in the Trunk’ (23 Apr 1945)
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe, ‘Nether Nether Property’ (1 Sep 1951)
The Adventures of Sam Spade, Detective, ‘The Denny Shane Caper’ (6 Apr 1951)
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, ‘The Case from the Unwelcome Ambassador’ (12 Sep 1948)
Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator, ‘Death of an exclusive Eye’ (2 Jan 1952)
Boston Blackie, ‘The Skating Rink Murders’ (9 Jul 1946)
Broadway Is My Defeat, ‘Laura Burton Murder Case’ (3 Nov 1950)
Crime and Peter Chambers, ‘Cemetery Assault’ (20 Apr 1954)
Dragnet, ‘The Big Check’ (31 Aug 1950)
Inspector Thorne, ‘Nickels and Dimes Murder Case’ (6 Sep 1951)
Let George GET IT DONE, ‘Journey into Hate’ (21 Feb 1949)
Mr. & Mrs. North, ‘Contact Me Chu Chu’ (9 Dec 1950)
Philo Vance, Detective, ‘The Revealing Band Murder Case’ (1 Nov 1949)
Richard Diamond, Private Detective, ‘Photographer’s Cards’ (26 Mar 1950)
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, ‘The Markham Matter’ (18 Nov 1956)
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