Richard Diamond, Private Detective on C-90 analog cassette. Plays in any tape deck — the ultimate luxury format for the discerning Old Time Radio collector. Manufactured by Kunaki.
What's Included
- —C-90 analog cassette tapes
- —Plays in any standard tape deck or boombox
About this Show
Richard Diamond, Private Detective premiered on NBC Radio on April 24, 1949. Blake Edwards — later famous as the director of the Pink Panther films — wrote the early scripts. Dick Powell's genuine singing ability was baked into the format: each episode concluded with Diamond singing a romantic song to his girlfriend Helen. A television version of Richard Diamond followed in 1957, starring David Janssen, notable for casting an uncredited young actress as the switchboard operator Sam — her legs were the only part shown on screen. That actress was Mary Tyler Moore.
Show Details
- Network
- NBC / ABC / CBS
- Era
- 1949–1953
- Genre
- Detective, Mystery, Comedy
- Episodes
- 118
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