The Adventures of Philip Marlowe - The Eager Witness

Gerald Mohr starred in The Adventures of Philip Marlowe in the late 40's and early 50's. He did a great job in the role of Marlowe.
This episode, The Eager Witness, was originally aired on August 27, 1949.

[@uliuli201]

I live for these shows. What hidden treasures on the radio.

[@jazzpoet1974]

Gerald Mohr is one of those who left the world way too early. What a voice!

[@richardmann1263]

jazzpoet1974

[@trevorrycraft1567]

No doubt. I must google him. I like his voice better than any other radio detective / cop.

[@JetBoyofBabylon]

Wonderful stuff Well worth warming up the valves on the computer

[@EsotericOccultist]

I love this show!

[@GypsyGlyn]

Thanks for posting this. Half an hour very well spent, and I really like the way Capelarry phrases appreciation - says it better than I could. Pleasure to subscribe to your channel :)

[@trevorrycraft1567]

BEST RADIO QUALITY I HAVE HEARD yet. Great download. Thanks for the attention VistaRecordBoard. It would be even better if more images were shown during the playing of the clip. But you definitely have more than others that's for sure. Cheers.

[@ConkerTheCat]

these are great to listen to when playing some pc games

[@trevorrycraft1567]

Absolutely. One can multitask and not worry about 'watching'. I usually get lost in the story but I live for the one liners !! Cheers.

[@dreasmom2789]

Thank you Vista.

[@fromthesidelines]

This aired on CBS' Saturday night schedule at 8:30pm(et). The name of the judge at the beginning, "Albert Winston" [1:08], was also used by co-author Gene Levitt in one of his "MOLLE MYSTERY THEATER" scripts the previous season (Everett Sloane played that character).

[@trevorrycraft1567]

cool. must check out.

[@KBAFourthtime]

Did Mr. Hopper's first name start with a K or a C.

[@apatriotnowawake9090]

(Fri. Nite) 9/23/16 AT THE END OF THE ___STORY___ : THEY : should have played out the whole court scene ! ! ! ! It really would have made the story much better sending a murderer to the electric chair !