Philo Vance

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This month, we're featuring the Philo Vance movie, The Kennel Murder Case, And we continue to bring you episodes of Sheriff's of Cochise.

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And to be honest, this is probably what most old-time radio fans fans will think of when they say, I'm going to listen to Philo Vance, because that's just the vast majority, more than 95% of what's out there is from this radio run.

which began in 1946, and as a syndicated program, it was sold throughout the country.

The series starred Jackson Beck as Philo Vance, and with that, I think we're pretty well set up.

We have a lot to talk about, about how the series worked.

But let's go ahead and get into today's episode.

We got the guy's wife and his two partners.

The date of that paper was May 31, 1966.

I doubt if the combined sleuthing efforts of Philo Vance, Hercule Poirot and the FBI could trace where those papers have been.

Typical.

No.