| Boston Blackie Unabridged Old-Time Radio Shows - 8 COMPACT DISCS - 8 hours - 16 episodes Publisher, Radio Spirits (January 2009) "Enemy to those who make him an enemy, friend to those who have no friends." Author Jack Boyle created the engaging ex-con Boston Blackie in 1914, but it was Richard Kollmar who brought him to life on radio in 1945. As a private detective, Blackie gets mixed up with plenty of murders, missing jewels and misunderstandings. But, his clients can capitalize on his underworld connections and street-wise ways. As a former criminal - and often a prime suspect in the cases he investigates - Blackie avoids the cops. He is an expert at evading the ever-present Inspector Faraday (played by Maurice Tarplin), though he enjoys needling the ineffectual investigator whenever he gets the chance. Jan Miner co-stars as Blackie's game and good-humored girlfriend, Mary Wesley, in these 16 digitally restored and remastered episodes. Episodes Include: Cover up for Mary 05-09-45 Blackie Jilts Mary 07-02-45 The Worthington Pearls 07-09-45 The Baseball Player Murder 04-16-46 The Stolen Car Ring 04-23-46 The Blaine Brothers Pawn Shop Murder 05-21-46 Gambler Joe Garland Killed 06-25-46 Jerry Williams Fixed Court Case 08-06-46 Fifty Thousand Dollar Necklace 11-19-46 Jack Small, Alias Bill Bigelow 01-07-47 Blackie and the Fur Thefts 01-14-47 The Bus to Valley Junction 04-01-47 Spinster Sisters 04-08-47 Randolph Construction Gang Bank Robbery 07-16-47 Blackie's Body in Wax 07-23-47 Blackie Loves Helen 02-04-48 |