The Adventures of Philip Marlowe-"The Dude from Manhattan" from Classic Mystery Radio.
Marlowe visits a dude ranch and finds blackmail, emeralds and murder by horseshoe.
Original air date: July 2, 1949
Starring:
Gerald Mohr
D.J. Thompson
Jack Kerrington
Raymond Chandler (creator)
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe brought a voice to the hard-boiled detective created by Raymond Chandler and made popular in his series of best-selling books. Marlowe refined the classic type by being a chess player and classical music lover while maintaining his cynical, no-nonsense approach.
The series first aired on NBC in 1947 featuring Van Heflin in the starring role but lasted only a few months. CBS revived the program a year later with Gerald Mohr playing Marlowe. The revamped incarnation proved a hit with listeners and provided weekly broadcasts through the summer of 1951. By 1949, it had become the most popular show on radio.
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Marlowe visits a dude ranch and finds blackmail, emeralds and murder by horseshoe.
Original air date: July 2, 1949
Starring:
Gerald Mohr
D.J. Thompson
Jack Kerrington
Raymond Chandler (creator)
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe brought a voice to the hard-boiled detective created by Raymond Chandler and made popular in his series of best-selling books. Marlowe refined the classic type by being a chess player and classical music lover while maintaining his cynical, no-nonsense approach.
The series first aired on NBC in 1947 featuring Van Heflin in the starring role but lasted only a few months. CBS revived the program a year later with Gerald Mohr playing Marlowe. The revamped incarnation proved a hit with listeners and provided weekly broadcasts through the summer of 1951. By 1949, it had become the most popular show on radio.
Please LIKE and/or SUBSCRIBE if you appreciate this video---it really helps my channel!
I'd appreciate your support to help me create more content like this:
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Visit www.classicmysteryradio.com to listen to hundreds of episodes of Suspense as well as other classics like The Whistler, Broadway Is My Beat, Johnny Dollar, Ellery Queen, etc.
"Jazz Me" © Larry Bryant Music
All images © Classic Mystery Radio and may not be used without permission
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