
Richard Diamond, Private Detective
Crime & Detective from Heritage Radio Vault. Dick Powell's Richard Diamond can take a punch, trade an insult and still have a song left for Helen Asher. This private-eye series brings a lighter…
Crime & Detective
Bulldog Drummond brings an adventurer's appetite for danger to radio detection. Hugh Drummond confronts criminal schemes with resourcefulness and nerve, in stories that sit between the gentleman adventurer and the hard-working investigator.

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The character originated in H. C. McNeile's fiction under the name Sapper. Radio gives the action a conversational immediacy: a plan must be understood, a deception exposed and the next dangerous situation faced. Expect an established hero rather than a continuing account of how he became one.
American radio versions aired on Mutual during the 1940s. Different performers took the lead, including Santos Ortega and Ned Wever. Surviving catalogue material spans changes of cast and sponsorship; those programme-level credits should not be read as an authenticated cast list for every file.
Try a self-contained case before moving through the directory. If the lighter side of private-eye radio appeals, compare Drummond's gentleman-adventurer style with Richard Diamond's more urban professional world.
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