CD-R Data$45.99Boston Blackie, the complete series: 162 episodes on 10 MP3 data discs in two DVD cases. Plays in computers and MP3-capable players. Shipping is added at checkout.
What's Included
- —Archival-grade CD-R data discs
- —MP3 format — plays on any computer, or in car/home CD players with MP3 capability
About this Show
Boston Blackie began in Jack Boyle's magazine fiction, first appearing in 'The Price of Principle' in The American Magazine in 1914. By the 1940s he was a reformed safecracker turned amateur sleuth, the hero of a Columbia film series starring Chester Morris.
Morris brought the character to NBC as a summer replacement for Amos 'n' Andy from June 23 to September 15, 1944, with Richard Lane as Inspector Farraday. Every show opened with the line: 'Enemy to those who make him an enemy, friend to those who have no friend.'
From April 1945 to October 1950 Frederic Ziv produced a transcribed version starring Richard Kollmar, syndicated to Mutual and other stations. Maurice Tarplin played the perpetually suspicious Farraday and Jan Miner played Blackie's girlfriend Mary; more than 200 half-hour episodes were made.
The banter between Blackie and Farraday is the draw: light, quick, and still fun.
Show Details
- Network
- NBC / Syndicated
- Era
- 1944–1950
- Genre
- Crime & Detective, Drama
- Episodes
- 162
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