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Crime and Peter Chambers

(4,325 Sterne; 20 Bewertungen)

Crime and Peter Chambers made its debut on NBC in 1954 and ran for 5 months. The show was written, directed, and produced by Henry Kane. Audio Files Sourced: Crime and Peter Chambers - Free OTR Shows

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

Chapters

Bruce Burke Murder Frame-Up

26:00

Charles Avon, Druggist

25:43

Cemetery Attack

26:18

Joan Bradly

26:06

Abigail Chrisenberry

26:06

Old Man Krause's News Stand

25:35

La Grand Mezon - 3rd Booth

22:43

Angela Wentworth's Uncle

23:02

Stoney Carter

23:42

Cafe'tropical - Bruce Eldridge

22:55

Bubbles Greko - The Bubbles Club

22:12

Cufflink Is

22:36

Masquerade Party

22:24

Donald Sloane - Embezzler

23:25

Nursemaid to Three Beautiful Women

23:30

Rhonda Duffy's Race Horse

22:54

Tina Diaz - Utopia Ballroom

23:00

Winston Carr

24:17

Clair Connely - The Hot Spot

24:58

Bewertungen

Good Title

(4 Sterne)

Show I have not ever heard of, but the plot were fun!

A NEW TAKE

(4 Sterne)

Surprising show, one I never hear before. Acting and cast good, plots fine, only weak spot is the women are all "babes." Such were the stereotypes expected in the detective tales. Some stories adapted from books by the author, always a plus. The similarity to so many other gumshoe programs make it hard to distinguish this one unfortunately.

I wasn't disappointed

(4 Sterne)

This is a nifty little series, whether the series follows the books or not. Good stuff and I recommend it :-)

If you've ever read the Peter Chamber novels by Henry Kane...

(2 Sterne)

You'll probeably be somewhat disappointed listening to the radio series versus reading the paperbacks Henry Kane wrote. The character pretty much stays the same but there's something that's missing, something evident in that the series only lasted five months. Peter Chambers, as a character and as a radio script, doesn't come across with the same feeling (acting or writing) that contemporaries do, such as Barry Craig, Philip Marlowe, Same Spade or, even, Johnny Dollar. Still, it's a show worth listening to and, considering how few episodes were broadcast, it's one worth saving.