Jeff Regan Presented by the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio
Jun 16, 2026 · 32 min · 14 segments
Release Date: July 13, 2010 Once again, the Lyon agrees to send Regan out on a case he knows nothing about. Within minutes of arriving at his client’s office, someone takes a shot. Original Air…
My name's Regan.
I get ten a day in expenses from a detective bureau run by a guy named Anthony J. Lyon.
They call me the Lion's Eye.
The Lawyer and the Lady
The Cosmopolitan building is on 7th Street near Olive, downtown L.A. International Detective Bureau is up on the third floor, suite 308.
Right across from an elevator that hasn't been inspected since 29, when the guy who built the place took a vacation up at Folsom.
I always use the stairs.
Well, the plaster's bad, but the rent's cheap, and the lion says his office is just the kind of place that invites business.
He's got a leather chair there about the shape of a fallen biscuit.
That's for him to relax on.
And right next to a desk with some blank checks and an inkwell, there's a hard straight chair.
That's for the client.
The lion got mad when our last customer asked if the chair was wired.
Well, when I walked in last Thursday night about six o'clock, he was staring at that empty chair.
Wishful thinking.
Well, that's news.
It's the time of year when everybody's nice to everybody else.
Somebody give you a calendar?
I got better than that.
It's a check.
From who?
His name's Kramer.
He's a big lawyer.
My name's Regan.
I get ten a day in expenses from a detective bureau run by a guy named Anthony J. Lyon.
They call me the Lion's Eye.
The Lawyer and the Lady
The Cosmopolitan building is on 7th Street near Olive, downtown L.A. International Detective Bureau is up on the third floor, suite 308.
Right across from an elevator that hasn't been inspected since 29, when the guy who built the place took a vacation up at Folsom.
I always use the stairs.
Well, the plaster's bad, but the rent's cheap, and the lion says his office is just the kind of place that invites business.
He's got a leather chair there about the shape of a fallen biscuit.
That's for him to relax on.
And right next to a desk with some blank checks and an inkwell, there's a hard straight chair.
That's for the client.
The lion got mad when our last customer asked if the chair was wired.
Well, when I walked in last Thursday night about six o'clock, he was staring at that empty chair.
Wishful thinking.
Well, that's news.
It's the time of year when everybody's nice to everybody else.
Somebody give you a calendar?
I got better than that.
It's a check.
From who?
His name's Kramer.
He's a big lawyer.
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