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Episode 525 - Gold Statue Gumshoes (Rex Saunders, Johnny Dollar, Defense Attorney, & Rocky Fortune)
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In honor of the 95th Academy Awards, we\'ll hear four old time radio detective stars who took home Oscars of their own. First, Rex Harrison stars as a debonair sleuth in "Murder Deep in the Killer\'s Mind" from\\xa0The Private Files of Rex Saunders (originally aired on NBC on June 20, 1951). Next, Edmond O\'Brien is "the man with the action-packed expense account" in "The Malcolm D. Wish, M.D. Matter" from Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar\\xa0(originally aired on CBS on June 20, 1951). Then, as\\xa0Defense Attorney, Mercedes McCambridge fights to clear the name of "Client George Baughman" (originally aired on ABC on August 28, 1952). And finally, Frank Sinatra - Ol\' Blue Eyes himself - tries to help a woman who fears she\'s going crazy in "Psychological Murder" from\\xa0Rocky Fortune (originally aired on NBC on March 16, 1954).
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