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Casey, Crime Photographer
Photo of the Dead is a captivating episode of the Casey, Crime Photographer series. In this story, Casey is drawn into the world of spiritua…
Casey, Crime Photographer
The script for Self-Made Hero was used twice before, on March 18, 1944, and July 8, 1944. Unfortunately, recordings of those broadcasts do n…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Lady Killer is a weaker entry in the series, but even weak Casey can be better than many other series. Madeleine Chalmers is rich, bored, an…
Casey, Crime Photographer
This episode starts a nice uninterrupted run of 39 shows under the Anchor Hocking sponsorship. Alonzo Deen Cole's continuity notes reveal a …
Casey, Crime Photographer
This episode features Casey in a unique situation where he never engages the criminals in dialogue that solves or explains the case. The pre…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Laughing Killer is one of the series' better entries, a very worthwhile listen. The central character in the story is bandleader Artie Maddo…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Scriptwriter Alonzo Deen Cole often drew inspiration from local news for his stories, creating a bond between the audience and the narrative…
Casey, Crime Photographer
In this gripping episode, "The Gentle Strangler," Casey finds himself in peril as his investigative work has led to the conviction…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Box of Death is the first circulating episode featuring Jan Miner as Ann, although she is not credited as the character. The episode opens o…
Casey, Crime Photographer
In April 1947, Anchor Hocking sponsored a special closed-circuit broadcast of the popular radio series Casey, Crime Photographer during thei…
Casey, Crime Photographer
The Demon Miner has a slightly different feel than the others, and there's good reason. Initially submitted as a Shadow episode in October o…
Casey, Crime Photographer
The Mysterious Lodger is a locked room mystery that falls short of expectations. The story revolves around a young woman who has been murder…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Surprising Corpse is not one of the top series episodes, but it is good basic Casey. The opening Anchor-Hocking skit involves Tony Marvin pr…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Twenty-Minute Alibi is one of the better Casey episodes. A man calls up his insurance agent just five minutes before his life insurance poli…
Casey, Crime Photographer
In this episode titled "The Gray Kitten," Casey, Crime Photographer presents a familiar plot of greed and deception. The story rev…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Christmas Shopping is one of the more entertaining entries in the series, featuring playful banter between Casey and Ann. The script, origin…
Casey, Crime Photographer
This episode features a monocle-wearing man named Anton, who is referred to as the “Duke” by the hotel owner. After a series of events invol…
Casey, Crime Photographer
In this episode, Tony Marvin handles the story introduction, marking a standard for the rest of the A-H run. The plot revolves around Joe Po…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Red Raincoat is the first Anchor-Hocking sponsored episode in circulation, featuring a full orchestra and Tony Marvin as the announcer. This…
Casey, Crime Photographer
Today's show posting is one that befuddled collectors for years. Most copies of the episode were in awful sound, and it was often listed as …