Welcome to the great

detectives of old-time radio. From Boise out of hold, this is your host, Adam

Graham. If you have a comment, email it to me, boxthirteen at great

detectives.net, follow us on Twitter, add radio detectives, and become one of our

friends on Facebook. Facebook.com slash radio detectives. I do want to encourage

you to check out our other podcast, and if you're really interested in World

War II, then you really should check out our series The War. Back in 2013 and

2014, we took a journey through World War II, through radio, starting in the

pre-war oscillationist period, going through the war, and all the way into the

post-war era, reflecting on how the war changed the country. There are two

177 episodes, which includes news. Radio dramas, comedies, and music. It was

quite an experienced record, and I'm sure it'll be a great experience to

listen to. You can check it out, the war.greatdetectives.net, and you can find

all of our series over at greatdetectives.net. But now it is time for this

week's episode of Jeff Regan. The original air date is February 22, 1950, and the

title is The Gorilla that always said, yeah!

My name's Regan. I worked for Anthony J. Lyon, Detective Bureau. They call me

The Lion's Eye.

Jeff Regan, investigator, starring Frank Graham as Regan with Frank Nelson as

Anthony J. Lyon. So stand by for mystery and suspense and adventure in tonight's

story of The Gorilla that always said, yeah!

There was a whole menagerie in this one, a giraffe, an elephant, and a gorilla that

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