The series first aired on NBC in 1947 featuring Van Heflin in the starring role but lasted only a few months. CBS revived the program a year later with Gerald Mohr (pictured) playing Marlowe. The revamped incarnation proved a hit with listeners and provided weekly broadcasts through the summer of 1951. By 1949, it had become the most popular show on radio.
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Red Wind | The Grim Hunters | The Key Man | |||||
The Persian Slippers | The Dancing Hands | The Dude from Manhattan | |||||
The Panama Hat | The Green Flame | The Headless Peacock | |||||
Where There's a Will | The Last Laugh | Mexican Boat Ride | |||||
The Heart of Gold | The Name to Remember | The August Lion | |||||
Trouble Is My Business | The Heat Wave | The Indian Giver | |||||
The Hard Way Out | The Cloak of Klamehameha | The Lady Killer | |||||
The Old Acquaintance | The Lady in Mink | The Eager Witness | |||||
The Restless Day | The Feminine Touch | The Bum's Rush | |||||
The Black Halo | The Promise to Pay | The Rustin Hickory | |||||
The Orange Dog | Night Tide | The Baton Sinister | |||||
The Easy Mark | The Ebony Link | The Fatted Calf | |||||
The Long Rope | The Unfair Lady | The Tale of the Mermaid | |||||
The Lonesome Reunion | The Pigeon's Blood | The Open Window | |||||
The Friend From Detroit | The Busy Body | The Strangle Hold | |||||