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Artwork for Video Theater – The Great Detectives of Old Time Radio

Video Theater – The Great Detectives of Old Time Radio

Adam Graham
Bulldog Drummond
Dragnet
Sherlock Holmes
Racket Squad
Los Angeles
Murder
Mr. and Mrs. North
London
Scotland Yard
My Favorite Brunette
Sheriff Of Cochise
Baby Abduction
Christmas
Robbery
The Great Detectives Of Old Time Radio
U.S. Marshal
Con Artists
Child Custody
Henry Ross
Compliance Podcast Network

The great ones are back in action.

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Artwork for Video Theater – The Great Detectives of Old Time Radio

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Adam Graham
Host of Public Domain Video Theater; affiliated with The Great Detectives of Old Time Radio; frequently discusses classic film and radio history, with emphasis on public domain works and archival content.

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4.0 out of 5 stars from 123 ratings
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A show that analyzes classic detective and crime-era media, often focusing on old-time radio and related film history. Episodes center on police work, courtroom drama, and adaptation discussions, with frequent notes on forensic or investigative realism, narrative twists, and the evolution of media from the early to mid-20th century. A standout is the blend of analytical critique with nostalgia, sometimes featuring guest contributors who bring additional context to canonical stories and performances.

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