The golden age of radio had incredible detective shows that kept Americans glued to their radio sets. Family members collected around their living space radios to listen to a common Hollywood celebrities voicing fiction’s most famous gumshoes. This collection includes Dick Kollmar starring as ‘foe to those who make him an enemy, friend to those people who have no friend’ on Boston Blackie, Bob Bailey playing two different private eyes, George Valentine in Let George Do It and the person using the action-packed about Old Period Radio’s Greatest Detectives, Collection 2 expenditure account within a 5-component adventure of Yours Truly, Johnny Money. Tom Conway and Nigel Brice superstar as Holmes and Watson on THE BRAND NEW Ventures of Sherlock Holmes and you’ll hear the premier episodes of Bulldog Drummond and THE PERSON From Homicide. Plus, thrill to Dashiell Hammet’s Sam Spade, Raymond Chandler’s Philip Marlowe and more! The Adventures of Sam Spade, Detective 1/5/51 “The Biddle Riddle Caper”

Boston Blackie 10/22/46 “Inspector Faraday is Shot”

Gang Busters 10/9/48 “The Case of the Incorrigible Killer”

Jeff Regan, Investigator 11/2/49 “The Man in the Dark Suit”

Bulldog Drummond 9/26/41 “Audition Display”

Let George GET IT DONE 6/7/48 “Have Some Excitement”

Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost People 8/17/51 “The Poison Sandwich Murder Case”

Yours Truly, Johnny Money 10/8/56-10/9/56-10/10/56-10/11/56-10/12/56 “The Primrose Matter” (Five, a quarter-hour episodes)

The Adventures of Philip Marlowe 9/15/51 “The Sound and the Unsound”

The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 3/24/47 “The Experience of the Scarlet Worm”

The Man From Homicide 6/25/51 “The Muriel Smith Case”