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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2025 · 30 MIN

Murder and Mr. Malone OTR 1947-05-24 "The Paul Davis Murder Case" Old Time Radio

from Crackling Airwaves Old Time Radio · host Rashono

This series began in 1947 as Murder and Mr. Malone on ABC. Mr. Malone “fiction’s most famous criminal lawyer” was originally played by Frank Lovejoy. Mr. Malone solved varied and unique murders every week. The series underwent several name changes to eventually end its run as The Amazing Mr. Malone. Other who played the title role were Gene Raymond, and George Petrie.

This series began in 1947 as Murder and Mr. Malone on ABC. Mr. Malone “fiction’s most famous criminal lawyer” was originally played by Frank Lovejoy. Mr. Malone solved varied and unique murders every week. The series underwent several name changes to eventually end its run as The Amazing Mr. Malone. Other who played the title role were Gene Raymond, and George Petrie.

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