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Welcome to The Marlow Files, a show that brings you classic noir detective stories from the golden age of radio. Rediscover the hard-boiled world of Raymond Chandler's iconic private eye through these re-broadcasts of the beloved radio program. First airing in 1947, The Adventures of Philip Marlowe became one of radio's most celebrated detective series, known for its sharp dialogue, atmospheric storytelling, and compelling mysteries. Follow Philip Marlowe, brought to life by talented radio actors, as he navigates the mean streets of Los Angeles, solving cases that take him from penthouses to dive bars, uncovering secrets, lies, and deadly schemes along the way. What sets Philip Marlowe apart is its noir atmosphere, witty narration, and complex plots that keep you guessing until the very end. Each episode delivers a complete mystery filled with memorable characters, dangerous dames, and the kind of tough-talking detective work that defined the genre. Whether you're a longtime fan of old-time radio or discovering these classic mysteries for the first time, The Adventures of Philip Marlowe promises to deliver suspenseful entertainment and a nostalgic journey through one of radio's most iconic detective series. Tune in and let the mysteries of Philip Marlowe captivate your imagination.
Unknown Host hosts The Marlowe Files, a arts show with 137 episodes published.
Originally Aired: April 19, 1949 Philo Vance #41, "Cardinal Murder Case," Tony Cardinal, a former racket boss turned would-be gentleman, is attempting to transform himself into a respectable member of society with the he
Originally Aired: April 12, 1949 Philo Vance #40, "Green Girls Murder Case," begins with shocking news over the radio: Jane Green, daughter of wealthy merchant Eric Green, has been found stabbed to death near her home ar
Originally Aired: April 5, 1949 Philo Vance #39, "Movie Murder Case," takes listeners behind the scenes of a troubled Western film production where tensions run as high as the balcony stunts. Art Ingram, a demanding and
Originally Aired: March 29, 1949 Philo Vance #38, "High Hat Murder Case," opens with an unexpected visit to Philo Vance's office. Sarah Payton, a plain-spoken 34-year-old woman, arrives with an extraordinary request. Aft
Originally Aired: March 22, 1949 Philo Vance #37, "White Willow Murder Case," When stockbroker Stuart Ames takes a phone call from his sweetheart Dawn while conducting business, he has no idea his day is about to take a
Originally Aired: March 15, 1949 Philo Vance #36, "Million Dollar Murder Case," The wealthy and paranoid Mr. Simmons has transformed his mansion into a fortress, complete with a ten-foot wall, an elaborate electric eye a
Originally Aired: March 8, 1949 Philo Vance #35, "Curtain Call Murder Case," As curtain time approaches at a Broadway theater, aging actor Richard West prepares for his entrance with the help of his dresser Al, carefully
Originally Aired: March 1, 1949 Philo Vance #34, "Listless Murder Case," A seemingly legitimate charity operation masks a sinister fraud scheme orchestrated by the calculating Mr. Miller and his assistant Donald. As dona
Originally Aired: February 22, 1949 Philo Vance #33, "Herringbone Murder Case," opens in an upscale dress shop where proprietor Miss Payne confronts her employee Claire Collins with damning evidence of embezzlement. Afte
Originally Aired: February 15, 1949 Philo Vance #32, "Butler Murder Case," opens with a chilling scene in a dentist's office that quickly transforms from routine to deadly. Dr. Michael receives what appears to be an ordi
Originally Aired: February 8, 1949 Philo Vance #31, "Flying Murder Case," presents a volatile confrontation that threatens to explode at 30,000 feet. When co-pilot Johnny confronts pilot Greg in his hotel room before the
Originally Aired: February 1, 1949 Philo Vance #30, "Golden Murder Case," begins with a mysterious fortune teller named Raja revealing disturbing secrets to Kay Stone during a crystal ball reading. Raja cryptically warns
Originally Aired: January 25, 1949 Philo Vance #29, "Idol Murder Case," begins with small-time crook Joe Farrell caught red-handed on a breaking and entering charge. Hauled before Sergeant Heath, Farrell insists he has v
Originally Aired: January 4, 1949 Philo Vance #26, "Magic Murder Case," brings the debonair detective into the shadowy world of stage magicians and bitter rivalries. When Mantu, a notorious magic exposer who makes his li
Originally Aired: December 28, 1948 Philo Vance #25, "Rhumba Murder Case," When Sally Henderson, secretary to District Attorney F.X. Markham, visits a South American dance studio to learn the samba and rumba, she encount
Originally Aired: December 21, 1948 Philo Vance #24, "Vanilla Murder Case," opens with Philo Vance making a casual late-night visit to District Attorney Markham's office, hoping for an interesting case to break up his ro
Originally Aired: December 14, 1948 Philo Vance #23, "Murdock Murder Case," tensions run high at a horse racing stable where dangerous secrets lurk beneath the surface of thoroughbred training. When trainer Burke watches
Originally Aired: December 7, 1948 Philo Vance #22, "Star Studded Murder Case," brings the gentleman detective into the world of astronomical ambition and deadly rivalry. At a banquet held by the International Astronomic
Originally Aired: November 30, 1948 Philo Vance #21, "Blackjack Murder Case," opens with a heated confrontation at an exclusive rest home where something sinister lurks beneath the surface of compassionate care. Miss Wes
Originally Aired: November 23, 1948 Philo Vance #20, "Tree Trunk Murder Case," finds the detective and District Attorney Markham heading to the peaceful lumber town of Northville for a much-needed vacation weekend. As th
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