Adding humor to a mystery-adventure series made Mr. and Mrs. North a popular series on radio and television. Joseph Curtin and Alice Frost were Mr. and Mrs. North from 1942-1954, but then television stars Richard Denning and Barbara Britton took over the radio roles in an attempt to get listeners back to radio from the television series. I did not work well, but the shows were still excellent... it was just that by 1954-55 television was THE mass media for entertainment. This is an episode originally broadcast on the Armed Forces Radio Service ... it is entitled "The Man with the Rifle" Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " " . www.facebook.com/heirloomradio We welcome you and thank you for listening. There are more Mr. and Mrs. North shows on this Podcasts in the Mystery Detective Playlist. Please Like the track if you enjoy the show. Thank you for listening.

Adding humor to a mystery-adventure series made Mr. and Mrs. North a popular series on radio and television. Joseph Curtin and Alice Frost were Mr. and Mrs. North from 1942-1954, but then television stars Richard Denning and Barbara Britton took over the radio roles in an attempt to get listeners back to radio from the television series. I did not work well, but the shows were still excellent... it was just that by 1954-55 television was THE mass media for entertainment. This is an episode originally broadcast on the Armed Forces Radio Service ... it is entitled "The Man with the Rifle" Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " " . www.facebook.com/heirloomradio We welcome you and thank you for listening. There are more Mr. and Mrs. North shows on this Podcasts in the Mystery Detective Playlist. Please Like the track if you enjoy the show. Thank you for listening.

Adding humor to a mystery-adventure series made Mr. and Mrs. North a popular series on radio and television. Joseph Curtin and Alice Frost were Mr. and Mrs. North from 1942-1954, but then television stars Richard Denning and Barbara Britton took over the radio roles in an attempt to get listeners back to radio from the television series. I did not work well, but the shows were still excellent... it was just that by 1954-55 television was THE mass media for entertainment. This is an episode originally broadcast on the Armed Forces Radio Service ... it is entitled "The Saint of George Street" Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " " . www.facebook.com/heirloomradio We welcome you and thank you for listening. There are more Mr. and Mrs. North shows on this Podcasts in the Mystery Detective Playlist. Please Like the track if you enjoy the show. Thank you for listening.

Adding humor to a mystery-adventure series made Mr. and Mrs. North a popular series on radio and television. Joseph Curtin and Alice Frost were Mr. and Mrs. North from 1942-1954, but then television stars Richard Denning and Barbara Britton took over the radio roles in an attempt to get listeners back to radio from the television series. I did not work well, but the shows were still excellent... it was just that by 1954-55 television was THE mass media for entertainment. This is an episode originally broadcast on the Armed Forces Radio Service ... it is entitled "The Saint of George Street" Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " " . www.facebook.com/heirloomradio We welcome you and thank you for listening. There are more Mr. and Mrs. North shows on this Podcasts in the Mystery Detective Playlist. Please Like the track if you enjoy the show. Thank you for listening.

Adding humor to a mystery-adventure series made Mr. and Mrs. North a popular series on radio and television. Joseph Curtin and Alice Frost were Mr. and Mrs. North from 1942-1954, but then television stars Richard Denning and Barbara Britton took over the radio roles in an attempt to get listeners back to radio from the television series. I did not work well, but the shows were still excellent... it was just that by 1954-55 television was THE mass media for entertainment. This is an episode originally broadcast on the Armed Forces Radio Service ... it is entitled "Bet on Murder" Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " " . www.facebook.com/heirloomradio We welcome you and thank you for listening. There are more Mr. and Mrs. North shows on this Podcasts in the Mystery Detective Playlist. Please Like the track if you enjoy the show. Thank you for listening.

Adding humor to a mystery-adventure series made Mr. and Mrs. North a popular series on radio and television. Joseph Curtin and Alice Frost were Mr. and Mrs. North from 1942-1954, but then television stars Richard Denning and Barbara Britton took over the radio roles in an attempt to get listeners back to radio from the television series. I did not work well, but the shows were still excellent... it was just that by 1954-55 television was THE mass media for entertainment. This is an episode originally broadcast on the Armed Forces Radio Service ... it is entitled "Bet on Murder" Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music by searching Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " " . www.facebook.com/heirloomradio We welcome you and thank you for listening. There are more Mr. and Mrs. North shows on this Podcasts in the Mystery Detective Playlist. Please Like the track if you enjoy the show. Thank you for listening.

Jeff Regan’s boss at the detective bureau was Anthony J. Lyons, played by Wilms Herbert. Regan would tell potential clients “I get ten a day and expenses… they call me the Lion’s Eye” Remember this was 1948 and $10 a day was not bad… an average salary in 1948 was about $50 per week.

Well, here is “The Lady with too much hair” Originally broadcast on November 16, 1948. Yes, it is Jeff Regan, Investigator and if you listen carefully you can hear the same vocal patterns as Jack Webb used as Sgt. Joe Friday on the mega popular show, Dragnet. He was practicing being "Friday!" Thank you for listening and helping to support keeping the Golden Age of Radio alive. It was a very significant time in the history of American Cultural Arts and it only lasted about 30-35 years. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music. Search podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " " . www.facebook.com/heirloomradio.

Jeff Regan’s boss at the detective bureau was Anthony J. Lyons, played by Wilms Herbert. Regan would tell potential clients “I get ten a day and expenses… they call me the Lion’s Eye” Remember this was 1948 and $10 a day was not bad… an average salary in 1948 was about $50 per week.

Well, here is “The Lady with too much hair” Originally broadcast on November 16, 1948. Yes, it is Jeff Regan, Investigator and if you listen carefully you can hear the same vocal patterns as Jack Webb used as Sgt. Joe Friday on the mega popular show, Dragnet. He was practicing being "Friday!" Thank you for listening and helping to support keeping the Golden Age of Radio alive. It was a very significant time in the history of American Cultural Arts and it only lasted about 30-35 years. Listen here or on Itunes or Google Play Music. Search podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " " . www.facebook.com/heirloomradio.

Jeff Regan’s boss at the detective bureau was Anthony J. Lyons, played by Wilms Herbert. Regan would tell potential clients “I get ten a day and expenses… they call me the Lion’s Eye” Jack Webb stars as he hones his acting technique that would eventually become Sgt. Joe Friday on Dragnet. Jeff Regan is a wiseguy PI who works for Anthony J. Lyons. He manages to get himself into tough situations which require brawn and brain and he is up to both! Excellent series with snappy scripts and dialog that only Jack Webb could deliver so perfectly for the character he was portraying. Listen Here or on Itunes or Google Play Music - search Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " " . Thank you for listening. www.facebook.com/heirloomradio

Jeff Regan’s boss at the detective bureau was Anthony J. Lyons, played by Wilms Herbert. Regan would tell potential clients “I get ten a day and expenses… they call me the Lion’s Eye” Jack Webb stars as he hones his acting technique that would eventually become Sgt. Joe Friday on Dragnet. Jeff Regan is a wiseguy PI who works for Anthony J. Lyons. He manages to get himself into tough situations which require brawn and brain and he is up to both! Excellent series with snappy scripts and dialog that only Jack Webb could deliver so perfectly for the character he was portraying. Listen Here or on Itunes or Google Play Music - search Podcasts for "Heirloom Radio" w/o " " . Thank you for listening. www.facebook.com/heirloomradio