Richard Diamond, Private Detective: Kidnapped Policeman (old-time radio of 1950)

[@klopidquill]

This one's an especially good one. The music works in even better than crooner-usual. Love the high production values. Tight script. And better acting than a lot of radio shows. Thanks for posting.

[@spliceoncharlie]

Thanks for posting and sharing. Dick Powell as Richard Diamond is one of my favorite radio shows.

[@klopidquill]

Just read the IMDb profile of Sidney Miller, who played the Dean. An interesting life in show biz.

[@simonmcgrath4112]

Wow!!!! Blake Edwards directed this episode!!!! For our younger listeners he's the guy who directed the Pink Panther movies!!!!

[@Tsnore]

Blake Edwards wrote most of these episodes.

[@simonmcgrath4112]

@@Tsnore that's surprised me as I never knew he was a writer only a director!!!!

[@Tsnore]

@@simonmcgrath4112 Edwards was a highly talented guy all around for sure, and not only that, he got to make love to quite a beauty in the end - Juliet Andrews!

[@eddieboggs8306]

Younger generation going what!?

[@walterwheeler5465]

Thank you Tsnore for another exciting adventure of one of my favorite detectives: Richard Diamond. It was good to listen to.

[@atomatoface]

Love it!!!

[@bodegabreath4258]

Way to go, Tsnore. Keep them coming. And speaking of Rexall Drugs, I remember when Rexall was down on Main St, diagonally opposite Woolworths, just up the street from Kresgies.

[@athenspirates]

Bodegabreath 558 K R E S G E, just the place for a shopping spree. Values high, prices low. The Kresge store is the place to go. Go to, go to. Go to go to KRESGE.

[@klopidquill]

At one point the transcript guesses "Rexall's" as "wreck soles". Like a gumshoe joke.