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Case Closed! (old time radio)

Diamond and Spade

Case Closed! (old time radio)

RelicRadio.com

Old, Performing Arts, Arts, Entertainment, Crime, Detective, Vintage, Age, Golden, Radio, Otr, Time

4.4664 Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2024

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Richard Diamond, Private Detective starts off this week's Case Closed with his story from March 28, 1952, Mr. Walker's Problem. (29:55) Next is The Lawless Caper, from The Adventures Of Sam Spade. That story aired on August 29, 1948. https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/archive.org/download/rr12024/CaseClosed915.mp3 Download CaseClosed915 | Subscribe | Support Case Closed Your donation of any amount keeps Case Closed coming every [...]

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0:00.0

This is Case Closed, your weekly hour of old-time radio crime, which you can find every Wednesday at Relicradio.com.

0:07.1

Our first story comes from Richard Diamond Private Detective this week.

0:10.7

We'll hear Mr. Walker's Problem from March 28, 1952.

0:15.3

After that, it's the adventures of Sam Spade and the Lawless Caper.

0:19.2

That story aired August 29th, 1948.

0:31.8

The makers of camel cigarettes present Dick Powell as Richard Diamond Private Detective.

0:37.9

Music Why don't you smoke the cigarette so many doctors enjoy?

1:05.7

In a nationwide survey a few years ago,

1:08.6

113,597 doctors were asked, what cigarette do you smoke, doctor?

1:15.2

The brand name most was camel.

1:17.8

It was true then?

1:19.2

It is true now.

1:20.8

Because repeated surveys have been made.

1:23.0

And every time the brand named most has been camel.

1:27.6

Yes, these surveys show that more doctors smoke camels than any other cigarette.

1:33.4

Why don't you smoke the cigarette so many doctors enjoy?

1:42.8

Now we bring you another transcribed adventure with Richard Diamond Private Detective, starring Dick Powell.

1:59.4

Diamond Detective Agency, Mr. Diamond speaking.

2:03.3

Excuse me, I must have the wrong number.

2:05.2

Oh, is that you, Helen?

2:06.1

This is me, Helen.

2:07.2

Oh, well, I thought maybe you might be a client.

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