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Episode 157 - And the Winner Is... (Rocky Fortune, Philip Marlowe, & Rex Saunders)
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Just in time for the Academy Awards, "Down These Mean Streets"\\xa0presents a bonus episode featuring a trio of Oscar-winning radio detectives. First, Frank Sinatra\\xa0is\\xa0Rocky Fortune\\xa0in\\xa0\\u201cShipboard Jewel Robbery\\u201d (originally aired on NBC on October 20, 1953). Then, Van Heflin\\xa0is Raymond Chandler\\u2019s Philip Marlowe in\\xa0\\u201cTrouble is My Business\\u201d (originally aired on NBC on August 5, 1947). Finally, Rex Harrison stars in\\xa0\\u201cHidden Thoughts Of A Feminine Mind\\u2026Concerned With Murder\\u201d from The Private Files of Rex Saunders\\xa0(originally aired on NBC on July 4, 1951).
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