Join our detectives this week beginning with Boston Blackie and The Worthington Pearls, first heard July 9, 1945. Then after Ripley’s, it’s Rocky Jordan and The Race from July 17, 1949.
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MoreIt’s another hour of mystery this week on Case Closed. We’ll begin with Jack Webb as Jeff Regan, Investigator and The Lost Lady from October 16, 1948. Then after Ripley’s, it’s The Saint and Monkey Business from January 21, 1945.
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MoreOn this episode of Case Closed we begin with This Is Your FBI and The Sinister Shakedown from July 5 1946. Then after Ripley’s it’s Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar and The Expiring Nickels And The Egyptian Jackpot. That show first aired September 4, 1949.
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MoreThis week we’ll begin with The Apple Of Eve Caper from The Adventures Of Sam Spade. This one first aired June 19, 1949. Then after Ripley’s, we’ll hear again from The Nightwatch. From June 4, 1954 it’s Kid Explosives.
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MoreOn this episode of Case Closed, we’ll begin with Boston Blackie and The Worthington Ghost. This show first aired March 19, 1946. Then after Ripley’s, we’ll hear from The Falcon. The Case Of The Gangsters Girl was first heard March 4, 1951.
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MoreThis week we’ll hear two show starring Dick Powell in the lead role. We’ll start out with Richard Diamond, Private Detective and William Logan And The Ivory Statue from April 5, 1950. Then after Ripley’s, it’s Rogue’s Gallery and Blood On The Sand, first airing December 13, 1945.
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