Key features to configure are your default name server, e-mail address, and Web site on the Basics tab; the network news server on the News tab; and e-mail information for abuse e-mails on the Mail tab. Users can also configure a time server Miscellaneous tab , log file locations Logfiles tab , and scripting file locations Scripting tab.
Although most of Sam Spade's features will run immediately upon installation, some functions require configuration, including your default name server, e-mail address, Web site, network news server, time server, and log file locations.
All of the functions become available when the user enters a host name, domain name, or e-mail address in the address window, seen at the upper left of the main console screen.
One of the advantages of this bundle of tools in one package is that once you enter a name or address, you can merely click on different tools to quickly obtain information. The bulk of Sam Spade's utilities allow the user to look up information about a remote host or domain, generally for the purpose of initial reconnaissance or forensic analysis:. Several of the Sam Spade utilities are targeted at e-mail, allowing an end user or security administrator to determine the validity of e-mail header information as well as to fight back against spam.
The program also provides an extensive tutorial on tracking and combating spam. These tools include:. Several Sam Spade tools allow a user to more closely examine the services available from another host, with particular attention to obtaining information about Web servers:. When the war came, Duff went with Armed Forces Radio as a correspondent, a job he held for more than four years. He emerged in Hollywood in , a seasoned but unsung microphone veteran. With his perfect voice and polished delivery, it wasn't long before Duff was playing supporting parts in top dramas of the air.
Sam Spade shot him to national fame. The character, as Spier saw it, would Have many easily identifiable traits. The first thing Spade usually wanted to know was, "How much money you got on you? Okay, I'll take that and you can pay me the rest later.
Spade favorite way to travel was by streetcar; it took him almost anywhere for a dime. He disliked cabs and liked cheap booze. You didn't need more than an occasional, subtle reminder: those glasses clinking every week as Sam opened his desk drawer and began dictation were enough. We knew Sam and Effie weren't toasting each other with Sal Hepatica. Sam was a man who worked out of his desk, and the thing closest at hand in that top drawer just might be a half-empty bottle of Old Granddad.
His clients got bumped off with startling regularity. Then Sam sent his report and presumably his bill to the widows. He dictated his cases to his faithful secretary, Effie Perrine, a babbling, man-hungry female who might have been the adult Corliss Archer. Each case came out as a report, dated, signed, and delivered. Spade license number - - was always included in the report. The cases unfolded in chronological order, the scenes shifting between Sam and Effie and the dramatization of Sam's dictation.
Effie, who always seemed on the verge of tears whenever Sam became involved as he did weekly with a curvy client, was beautifully played by Lurene Tuttle, Jerry Hausner played Sam's lawyer, Sid Weiss.
Lud Gluskin directed the music and Dick Joy announced. Soon after the series began, Ann Lorraine dropped her writing duties, and Gil Doud became Bob Tallman's writing partner. The show ran in its original format through the episode of September 17, Then Howard Duff quit for a fling at movies, and Sam Spade languished for two months.
Mutual had a series a few years later with this same title that is not related to this audition recording. The audition was recorded on and is titled The Thirsty Death. Topics: old time radio, bela lugosi. Danger, Dr. Danfield was broadcast on ABC from August 18, , to April 13, , and was later syndicated; these recordings are from the syndicated version.
Beware: this is considered one of the poorest productions of the golden age of radio. Daniel Danfield was a criminal psychologist, a topic and profession that was very new in the s. He dictated each case to his secretary, Rusty Fairfax.
The lead role was played by Michael Dunne, who would later be billed in his appearances as Topics: old time radio, danger dr. A total of episodes were broadcast. Casey, Crime Photographer had more history than substance. Originally appearing in the pages of Black Mask , under the watchful eyes of then-editor Joseph OTR 50 - Mostly Half-Hours One each of some of the most popular half-hour or less shows -- drama, comedy, detective, sci-fi, horror, western, non-fiction, and variety -- from the 's to the 's.
If you're new to old-time radio, you'll find that little has changed in television and film. To the extent additional episodes become available, I will endeavor to add them. Note that all of these episodes I have compiled from publicly available sources. I claim no ownership or This is not unusual for her characters of this period; in Robert Siodmak's 'The Killers', her last film prior to Lady In Distress, Ava's manipulative Kitty Collins leaves a wake of death behind her like a trail of perfume.
It was quickly working its way to the top 20 ratings when Howard approached the network with a follow up program. The new series, tentatively titled the Little Immigrant, followed the exploits of a newcomer from Italy, Luigi Basco, who was making a new life for The new series, tentatively titled the Little Immigrant , followed the exploits of a newcomer from Italy, Luigi Basco, who was making a new life for himself in Chicago.
Early in the development of the series Source: Old Time Radio. The first several seasons imagined protagonist Johnny Dollar as a standard private investigator drama.
In after a yearlong hiatus, the series came back in its best-known incarnation with Bob Bailey starring in "the transcribed adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account — America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator. The Murder's main character, C. Auguste Dupin, was a brilliant detective who relied on superior deductive powers to solve the crime. He and his unnamed narrator He and his unnamed narrator companion solved this and two other mysteries.
Later in the 19th century Sir Arthur Not words that one normally associates with Jack Webb, if one only knows him as the straight-laced Joe Friday of Dragnet, but if you don't know Jeff Regan, Investigator, you don't know Jack. Lyon hence the series often being referred to as 'The Re-upload of OTRR files with corrected metadata for ease of use.
Our Miss Brooks - Eve Arden favorite favorite favorite favorite 3 reviews. Later it was sponsored by Listerine and Oh Henry Candy, but kept the same name. District Attorney. Of course, the best and most popular of the true crime shows was Dragnet -- the monotone, "just the facts" style demanded by Jack Webb in the show made two points at once: first, that the show wasn't a typical melodramatic crime show, as had been on radio since "the good old days", and Old Time Radio Programs.
Very well done Mystery Series. It contains the most complete and accurate version of this series in the best sound possible at the time of creation. An updated version will be issued if more episodes or better sounding ones become available. If you are interested in preserving Old See the Content Index file an Excel spreadsheet for a detailed listing of all articles and other content for the issues of this newsletter.
Please feel free to write an article! Box 13 Classic Detective series. All episodes are available. It starred Michael Dunn as Dr. The series was written by Ralph Wilkinson and produced by Wally Ramsey. This series consistently featured some of the worst acting and writing of any detective show to reach the airwaves. The show had a formula with the crime Episodes of the old-time radio detective series "A Man Named Jordan" and "Rocky Jordan", which were based in some part on the film "Casablanca".
Travis Rogers. Craig's office was on Madison Avenue and his adventures were fairly standard PI fare. He worked alone, solved cases efficiently, and feared no man. As the promos went, he was "your man when you can't go to the cops. Confidentiality a specialty. Van Dine first published in the mid s. Vance, in the original books, is an intellectual so highly refined he seems he might be ghostwritten by P.
Take this quote from The Benson Murder Case , , as Vance pontificates in his inimitable way: "That's your fundamental error, don't y' know.
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