This week on Case Closed, Broadway Is My Beat is up first with The Joan Fuller Murder Case, their episode from November 17, 1950. Philo Vance follows with his case from August 23, 1949 titled, The Blue Penny Murder Case.
Rogue’s Gallery is up first on Case Closed this time. From its June 23, 1946 broadcast, here is The Star Of Savoy. Next is Mr. Keen, Tracer Of Lost Persons with his episode titled, The Case Of Murder In The Air. That one aired February 24, 1944.
This week on Case Closed, Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar tells us of The Earl Chadwick Matter from May 23, 1950. Then, The Police Reporter brings us two episodes beginning with, The Lincoln Murders Case, which first aired February 14, 1935. The Vampire Fiend Of Dusseldorf follows, an episode from February 19, 1935.
This week’s hour of crime fighting begins with Mr. District Attorney, and The Case Of The Lady Gamblers from November 14, 1952. Then, it’s Bulldog Drummond in, Escape Into Death. That episode aired September 24, 1945.
This week on Case Closed, we begin with The Hope Anderson Murder Case from Broadway Is My Beat. That one originally aired March 31, 1950. Then it’s The Big Imposter from Dragnet, which first aired June 7, 1951.
We Let George Do It to begin this week’s Case Closed. We’ll hear his story from March 19, 1951 titled, Murder For Two. Then, Sherlock Holmes tells us of The Mad Miners Of Cardiff. That one aired in 1949.
Case Closed begins with This Is Your FBI, and their episode from March 1, 1946, The Castaway Killer. After that, Jeff Regan, Investigator brings us his story titled, The Little Man’s Lament. That one aired November 9, 1949.