Case Closed begins with Barrie Craig, Confidential Investigator this week. We’ll hear The Long Way Home, from July 5, 1952. Then, Night Beat tells the tale of The Girl From Kansas. That episode was first heard June 5, 1950.
This week on Case Closed, The New Adventures Of Nero Wolfe kicks things off with a story from December 8, 1950 titled, The Impolite Corpse. After that, Crime Classics brings us its January 6, 1954 episode titled, The Younger Brothers: Why Some Of Them Grew No Older.
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.
Broadway Is My Beat starts us off this week with The Sherman Gates Murder Case, an episode from December 3, 1949. After that, it’s Alan Ladd in Box 13. We’ll hear Much Too Lucky, which first aired May 1, 1949.
We begin with Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar this time, and the episode from June 29, 1950 titled, The Barbara James Matter. After that, Richard Diamond, Private Detective brings us the March 29, 1959 story titled, The Red Rose.
We begin with Stand By For Crime this week, and their episode titled, A Spy Ring In June, which aired sometime in 1953. Following that, 21st Precinct presents The Communication. That episode first aired April 13, 1955.
On this episode of Case Closed, Dragnet presents its episode from August 16, 1951 titled, The Big Winchester. Then, it’s Sherlock Holmes in an episode from 1936 titled, The Haunted Bagpipes.