Jeff Regan Presented by the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio
Sep 18, 2026 · 39 min · 19 segments
Original Release Date: November 9, 2021 Regan is hired by a gallery owner to look for a cat-hating artist. Original Air Date: January 25, 1950 Support the show monthly…
My name's Regan.
I work for Anthony J. Lyon Detective Bureau.
They call me the Lion's Eye.
Jeff Regan, Investigator, starring Frank Graham as Regan with Frank Nelson as Anthony J. Lyon.
So stand by for mystery and suspense and adventure in tonight's story of The
Barefoot Boy with
Shoes, Gone.
There were three women in it, three guys, and seven cats.
It figured for an easy trace job, all I had to do was find a missing guy named Thaddeus Mink, a painter.
Only before it was over, a couple of people turned up dead.
And what made me think maybe I was training a killer with a screw loose was what happened to those seven cats.
The thing teed off for me when a letter came to the Lion Detective Bureau in the morning mail.
My boss, the Lion, opened it.
You could see the dollar signs in his eyes.
Ah, Jeffrey.
Well, well, look here.
That rich uncle of
yours finally kicked off? What do you mean? You look so happy.
Oh, it's not that.
Jeffrey, listen to this.
The Ezra Park Duffield Art Gallery's Pasadena from the sanctum of E.P. Duffield.
Already I don't like it.
Oh, now, now, now, now, Jeffrey.
Mr. Duffield encloses his personal check for $50.
For which we do what?
My name's Regan.
I work for Anthony J. Lyon Detective Bureau.
They call me the Lion's Eye.
Jeff Regan, Investigator, starring Frank Graham as Regan with Frank Nelson as Anthony J. Lyon.
So stand by for mystery and suspense and adventure in tonight's story of The
Barefoot Boy with
Shoes, Gone.
There were three women in it, three guys, and seven cats.
It figured for an easy trace job, all I had to do was find a missing guy named Thaddeus Mink, a painter.
Only before it was over, a couple of people turned up dead.
And what made me think maybe I was training a killer with a screw loose was what happened to those seven cats.
The thing teed off for me when a letter came to the Lion Detective Bureau in the morning mail.
My boss, the Lion, opened it.
You could see the dollar signs in his eyes.
Ah, Jeffrey.
Well, well, look here.
That rich uncle of
yours finally kicked off? What do you mean? You look so happy.
Oh, it's not that.
Jeffrey, listen to this.
The Ezra Park Duffield Art Gallery's Pasadena from the sanctum of E.P. Duffield.
Already I don't like it.
Oh, now, now, now, now, Jeffrey.
Mr. Duffield encloses his personal check for $50.
For which we do what?
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