The episodes were executed via typical noir-style narration, but the departure from the usual hard-boiled detective character, as well as careful attention to authentic sound effects, music and other details, gave the series a fresh and exotic feel which made it a favorite with fans. There were several runs of the show, beginning under the name A Man Named Jordan, beginning in 1945 and continuing as late as 1957. George Raft played the title role in some later-version episodes.
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The Bartered Bridegroom | Red Stands for Blood | The Big Ditch | ||||
Count Me Out | Twenty Fathoms Under | Journey to Nashier | ||||
The Lady from Tangiers | The Two O'Clock Man | The Map of Murder | ||||
The Genacos Affair | The St. Louis Blues | The Broken Wing | ||||
The Man in the Morgue | Passport for Vivi | The Race | ||||
Valley of the Dead | Everything Shipshape | The Coward of Mutah Kahn | ||||
Strangers Three | Portrait of Rocky | Varlachi | ||||
Ace-High Straight | My Quiet Friend | Gold Fever | ||||
Up in Flames | Consignment for Naples | Cairo Vendetta | ||||
The Man in the Nile | Fall Guy | The Gum Queen | ||||
Death in the Sand | Lady in Disguise | The Lady from Istanbul | ||||
Escapade with Paula | The Make-Up Man | A Stranger to the Desert | ||||
The Case of the Sleepy Camel | Desert Betrayal | Adventure with Andrea | ||||
Baksheesh Boy | The Man They All Loved | The Nile Runs High | ||||
Champagne, Caviar and Hot Ice | The Man from Damascus | Memento from Adelaide | ||||