The The Welcome to the great detectives of Old Time Radio.

From Boise, Idaho, this is your host, Adam Graham.

If you have a comment, email it to me, Box 13 at great detectives dot net I do want to remind you about our

other podcast in particular the amazing world of radio at amazing dot detectives. net. We've done so many interesting

series this year and currently we're bringing you a non-part look at Raymond Massey's work as Abraham Lincoln. You can also check out our earlier

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and then there is our World War II podcast

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podcast at video theater dot great detectives dot net now we're going to get into today's

episode of Dick Tracy.

As I mentioned last week, the episodes we played there were the last and that string that we have access to. So we're skipping ahead a couple of months.

We are coming in a bit in the middle of a storyline, but we do have the concluding chapter to it and the story does a good job of getting us caught up on what's happened so far.

So we're going to be in this storyline for the next four weeks. The original

air dates are April the 11th and April the 12th of 1938 and the titles are Mounties at Pitts blend and Snowslod. Calling all Dick Tracy fans,

Dick Tracy fans, stand by.

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