"Get this, and get it straight: Crime is a sucker's road, and those who travel it wind up in the gutter, the prison, or the grave."
Philip Marlow, Hard-boiled Detectives, are unsentimental about the violence they face, but few could take it or dish it out like Marlow. Behind the snappy come-backs and hard drinking, Gerald Mohr, played a philosophical and contemplative man who is rarely fooled by the "Dames" he encounters. Click here to read more about Adventures Of Philip Marlowe, The
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Please enjoy these 117 old time radio episodes:
| Air Date | Title | Synopsis | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08.18.1951 | young mans fancy | ||
| 06.12.1947 | who shot waldo | ||
| 10.17.1948 | where theres a will |
Bizarre enthusiasm, unusual inheritors, $300,000 and a map are some of the details that made the rad... | |
| 08.05.1947 | trouble is my business |
Threats and killings abound in the show ,"The Pepsodent Program." One of the assassinations was the... | |
| 09.22.1950 | the white carnation |
+ Marlowe finds a corpse in a flower shop, a gypsy who reads her own fortune in dollar signs, and a ... | |
| 03.14.1950 | the vital statistics |
+ A lady silk merchant is strangled with a pajama sash. Watch out for that very tough lady in slacks... | |
| 06.04.1949 | the unfair lady |
In a Mexican diamond mine, Detective Philip Marlowe must knab a thief! Get this and get it straight.... | |
| 06.06.1950 | the uneasy head |
+ Marlowe is slipped a mickey in a bar while looking for Sammy Archer, a second story burglar. A jew... | |
| 01.07.1950 | the torch carriers |
+ Sponsored by: Ford. Marlowe tracks a loan shark and finds a lonely gangster, several in fact! + �... | |
| 03.28.1950 | the sword of saybu |
+ A missing sword is found with a Romanian, through his back! An albino siamese cat points to the sw... | |
| 10.15.1949 | the strangle hold |
+ “Get this and get it straight, crime is a sucker’s road and those who travel it wind up in the... | |
| 09.01.1950 | the soft spot |
+ An old man dead in a flop house, a sot who carves wood, a fallen lady with an eye for gold lockets... | |
| 10.22.1949 | the smokeout |
+ He didn’t know it but Philip Marlowe was caught in a smoke out which led from a search for a lad... | |
| 07.07.1951 | the seaside sabbatical |
+ Marlowe travels to Long Beach to find a shooting gallery and murder! Part of one public service an... | |
| 09.10.1949 | the rustin hickory |
+ A teacher from Ferndale Nebraska is in big trouble. A photo helps to end the confusion. + “Get t... | |
| 06.17.1947 | the red wind |
A summer replacement for the Bob Hope show, this broadcast (also known as "The Pepsodent Show") is t... | |
| 08.11.1950 | the quiet magpie |
+ Vincent Calloway is being tried for the murder of his father Homer Calloway a crime, which he deni... | |
| 05.14.1949 | the promise to pay |
+ A burned gambling marker and a bet on blackmail. + It was only a gambler’s marker, a promise to ... | |
| 06.11.1949 | the pigeons blood |
+ Thirty rubies are missing, murder isn't! + “Get this and get it straight, crime is a suckers roa... | |
| 10.03.1948 | the persian slippers |
Investigator Marlowe looks for the vanished woman, who finally comes up with a choice to separate fr... | |
| 06.28.1950 | the pelicans roost |
+ Sponsored by: Spearmint Gum. Lynn Russell hires Marlowe, even though it looks like she's a killer.... | |
| 08.04.1950 | the parrots bed |
+ Vincent Calloway is standing trial for the murder of his father, which he did not commit. Marlowe ... | |
| 10.10.1948 | the panama hat |
Marlowe’s countless participation is identified as betting liability, challenged killings, abducti... | |
| 01.22.1949 | the orange dog |
+ Multiple murders and a strange Chinese statuette. The trail of violence leads to counterfeiter's p... | |
| 12.26.1948 | the old acquaintance |
+ A good action story about an escaped convict and the two women in his life. When it started a girl... |
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