This is Case Closed Crime Stories from the Golden Age of Radio.

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We're going to begin with Jack Webb as Jeff Regan Investigator and hear his story from

December 11, 1948, titled The Gambler and His Lady.

After that, it's Philo Vance and the White Willow Murder Case from March 22nd, 1949.

My name's Regan.

I get 10 a day in expenses from a detective bureau run by a guy named Anthony J. Lyon.

They call me the Lion's Eye.

With Jack Webb is Jeff Regan,

The Lion's Eye,

stand by for hard-boiled action and mystery

and thrilling adventure

in tonight's story of The Gambler and His Lady. You find it in Hollywood on Taft Avenue.

Four-story apartment building, the color of a rainy afternoon.

They call it the Havenwood.

It sagged in the middle like a tired Frankfurt.

That's where I live.

Apartment 3K.

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