The The Welcome to the great detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho, this is your host, Adam Graham.

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All I needed to know I learned from Colombo and all I needed to know I learned from Dragnet. Each examines the careers and

histories of seven great fictional detectives and policemen and life

lessons that can be learned from them. They are available as e-books or as audio books through

audible.com or the Apple store. Well now it is time for this week's episode of Mr. Chameleon, the original air date June 29th,

1949, and the title is The Case of the conceited murderer.

Next, Mr. Camelian and the case of the conceited murderer. Oh, Yes. Tonight we again present the famous Mr. Chameleon of Central Headquarters in his most famous

cases of crime and murder brought to you by the

makers of genuine Bayer aspirin. Mr. Camelian as you all know is the famous and

dreaded detective of Central Police Headquarters who frequently

uses a disguise or impersonation to confuse the criminals he is tracking down. In tonight's

case he appears in the particularly interesting disguise which the audience

will at all times recognize. Tonight we give you Mr. Chameleon in the case of the conceited

murderer.

A great photographer can be as much an artist as a portrait painter and Francis Mayhew without

doubt is a great photographer but as a man and a husband he has his shortcomings and we find him now in his studio listening impatiently as his wife Agnes says to him

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