HOME | BOOKS | JEAN SHEPHERD | MOVIES | OLD TIME RADIO AUDIO CD | OLD TIME RADIO mp3 CD ROM | OLD TIME RADIO mp3 DVD ROM CASEY, CRIME PHOTOGRAPHER (1943-1955) Old Time Radio - CD-ROM - 83 mp3 This series went on the air on July 7, 1943 and lasted until April 22, 1955. A total of 431 episodes were broadcast. Casey, Crime Photographer had more history than substance. It was a B-grade radio detective on a par perhaps with The Falcon, better than Mr Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons, but lacking the style and polish of The Adventures of Sam Spade. Originally appearing in the pages of Black Mask, under the watchful eyes of then-editor Joseph Shaw, Flashgun Casey was the originally fast-talking crime photographer, a big, hot-tempered Boston Mick with a gift for gab and a nose for trouble. No "artiste", Casey kept a bottle of hooch and a .38 in his desk drawer, and boasted of being able to put a "slug where he aimed" and having "two big fists he knew how to use". He appeared in several short stories in the pulps and several novels. Casey, whose first name was never revealed, was the major crime photographer at the fictional Morning Express newspaper. With the help of reporter Ann Williams, he tracked down criminals and solved numerous crimes on this popular mystery-adventure series. Often a picture snapped at a crime scene led Casey to play detective. Casey and Ann often enlisted the aid their police cheif friend, Captain Logan during each week's half-hour episode. In between assighments, crime investigators Casey and Ann went to their favorite tavern, 'The Blue Note', and discussed their adventures with their bartender friend Ethelbert. There the crowd was friendly and the music was more than a backdrop. The jazz piano belonged to Herman Chittison, Matt Crowley and Staats Cotsworth played Casey, with the latter playing the role longer: Alice Reinheart, Betty Furness, Jone Allison, Lesley Woods, and Jan Miner (best remembered in the role) played Ann at different times. Jackson Beck and Bernard Lenrow were heard as Captian Logan and John Gibson played Ethelbert. Sponsors included Anchor-Hocking glass, Toni home permanet, Toni Creme Shampoo and Philip Morris cigarettes. 430707 001 The Case of the Switched Plates 440226 004 The Clue in the Clouds 440826 030 Victory Garden Murder 451020 013 Cupid Is a Killer 460107 024 earned reward 460225 031 graveyard gertie 460603 040 the reunion 460715 046 A tooth for a tooth 460829 004 The Red Raincoat 460905 005 The Handerchief 460919 007 The duke of skidrow 461219 020 Christmas Shopping 470116 024 The Surprising Corpse 470206 027 Gray Kitten 470220 029 Twenty Minute Alibi 470307 031 The Mysterious Lodger 470320 001 Demon Miner 470403 003 Girl on the Dock 470415 000 Special Presentation for Anchor Hocking Salesman 470417 005 The Box of Death 470424 006 The Gentle Strangler 470501 007 King of the Apes 470508 008 The Laughing Killer 470522 010 Pick-Up 470703 016 Acquitted 470710 017 Lady Killer 470717 018 Self made hero 470724 019 Photo of the dead 470731 020 Death in lover's lane 470807 021 Bright new star 470814 022 Chivalrous gunman 470821 023 Bushman's holiday 470828 024 Hideout 470904 025 Loaded dice 470911 026 Graveyard Gertie 470918 027 Tobacco pouch 470925 028 Treasure cave 471002 029 Miscarriage of justice 471009 030 Wedding breakfast 471016 031 Camera bug 471023 032 Lady in distress 471030 033 Great grandfather's rent receipt 471106 034 BlondeLipstick 471113 035 Too many angels 471120 036 Earned reward 471127 037 After Turkey the Bill 471204 038 The Serpent Goddess 471211 039 The new will 471218 040 Life of the party 471225 041 Santa Claus of Bums' Blvd 480101 042 Hot NewYork party 480108 043 Queen of the Amazons 480115 044 The miracle 480122 045 The Ex-Convict 480129 046 Piggy Bank Robbery 480205 047 Music To Die For 480212 048 Key witness 480219 049 Witchcraft 480226 050 The Fix 480304 051 Tough guys 480311 052 Fog 480318 053 Murder In Black And White 480325 054 Blind Justice 480708 015 Old Joe 481125 034 Holiday 490310 049 Scene of the Crime 490505 057 The wolverine 490519 059 Cupid is a killer 490804 001 Sellout 490811 002 Death of a stranger 490825 004 The Snow Ball 491020 012 The Coffin 491110 015 Thunderbolt 491117 016 The Upholsterer 500119 025 Wanted A Gun 500302 031 Bad little babe 500406 036 The fire 500413 037 The disappearance of mister Dizell 500504 040 The Suicide 500615 046 Unlucky Numbers 501116 004 The Upholsterer 540113 001 Road Angel 540120 002 Source of information HERE'S HOW YOU CAN PLAY mp3 FILES FROM THIS CD: 1 - WITH YOUR COMPUTER USING YOUR FAVORITE PLAYER (Windows Media Player, Winamp, Real Player and many more) 2 - WITH THE LATEST CAR CD OR HOME DVD PLAYER CAPABLE TO READ mp3 FILES (Please Check your player manual) 3 - WITH YOUR mp3 PLAYER, JUST UPLOAD THE FILES TO THE DEVICE THIS DISC WILL BE DELIVERED IN A PLASTIC SQUARE CORNER CLEAR CLAMSHELL FULL REFUND IF NOT SATISFIED THE FINE PRINT - PUBLIC DOMAIN MATERIAL Public domain work may be freely reproduced, distributed, transmitted, used, modified, built upon, or otherwise exploited by anyone for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, and in any way, including by methods that have not yet been invented or conceived. 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