The Get this and get it straight.

I am on a summer recording break, and we are bringing you encore presentations of the

Philip Marlowe 1951 summer replacement series. As usual, any offers or information in this episode

may not be valid unless currently reflected on our great detectives of old-time radio

website. But here is today's episode. It happened like this.

Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio.

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

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very specifically promoting our Patreon campaign. If we get up above $600 in monthly pledges, I will do a special summer series. And the exact

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as $2 or more a month. We're already more than 75% towards the goal, and I'm recording this eight days in advance,

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Now for Philip Marlowe, the original air date on today's program, August the 25th of

1951, and the title is Air for G-String.

Most Saturdays at this time, we spend an exciting half hour at adventure and action

with America's public hero number one, Hopalong Cassidy.

Well, even two-fisted cowboys take summer vacations when they can,

and Hoppy is no exception.

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