Case Closed begins with Pat Novak For Hire this week. We hear his story Marcia Halpern, which first aired February 27, 1949. Then, we’ll hear The Case Of The Portrait In Red from Mystery Theater. That story originally aired February 13, 1952.
Pat Novak For Hire is up first on this week’s Case Closed. We’ll hear the August 10, 1947, episode, The Mysterious Set Of Books. After that, Hearthstone Of The Death Squad brings us The Terrifying Letter Murder Case, its story from January 10, 1952.
The Black Museum opens this week’s Case Closed with a story titled, The Straight Razor. That one aired sometime in 1952. After that, it’s Pat Novak For Hire with a story from June 12, 1949, titled, Georgie Lampson.
This week on Case Closed, we open with Pat Novak For Hire. This episode is titled Wendy Morris, and first aired April 30, 1949. Then, Dragnet brings us The Big Listen, an episode from January 5, 1954.
The Adventures Of Philip Marlowe is up first on this episode of Case Closed. We’ll hear The Headless Peacock, his story from July 16, 1949. Then, Pat Novak, For Hire tells us of the John Brown Gambling Ring, his episode from August 3, 1947.
Case Closed begins with Pat Novak For Hire this week. We’ll hear the March 13, 1949 episode, Reuben Callaway’s Pictures. Sherlock Holmes follows with, The Disappearing Scientists, a story which first aired sometime in 1946.
Two classic gumshoe’s on the show this week, beginning with The Adventures Of Philip Marlowe and an episode titled, The Birds On The Wing. That episode aired November 26, 1949. Then, Pat Novak For Hire brings us his episode from April 23, 1949 titled, Sam Toliver.