The Adventures of Harry Nile

Target Harry Nile

De: Jim French, Original Radio Broadcast

Narrado por: Phil Harper, Pat French, Old Time Radio

Duración: 8 h y 18 m

Resumen del Editor

It's a rainy night in postwar Seattle. There's a crime to be solved, and an investigator is needed. But it's a dangerous profession! Sometimes the source of a scream is elusive, sometimes a surveillance job goes south, and sometimes someone's got their gun sight set on you! From out of the Pacific Northwest come 24 more adventures produced by Jim French. Phil Harper stars as Harry Nile, with Pat French as his all-knowing assistant Murphy. It's new-time radio drama produced in the classic style.

Episodes include: Field of Screams 10-01-1995; Harry and the Homework 10-15-1995; West Bay Road 11-05-1995; The Mary Christmas Caper 12-24-1995; The Case of the Blue Leather Chair 12-31-1995; The Case of the Ruptured Duck 01-07-1996; The Russian Cut 02-04-1996; Target: Harry Nile 03-03-1996; Hush Money 04-07-1996; Murder on a Rainy Night 05-05-1996; The Case of the Flatted Fifth 06-02-1996; The Counter-Balance Case 07-07-1996; Don't Be a Stranger 08-04-1996; The Verdict on Hannah Bayliss 10-06-1996; What's in a Name 11-03-1996; Metaphor for Murder 12-08-1996; The Jake Burley Matter 01-12-1997; Murphy's Outlaw 02-02-1997; Find Ben Stagg 03-02-1997; Body of Work 04-06-1997; Slant City 05-04-1997; Family Secret 06-01-1997; Comeback 06-22-1997; The Case of the Spectral Wife 08-03-1997

©2021 Lawrence Albert (P)2022 Radio Spirits

Golden as always

Anything done by Jim French is incredible! Love all the Imagination Theatre shows and characters!

Love the adventures, the mystery, the excitement,

Loved it!
the adventures, comedy, exciting short mysteries, whisks you away for a short time !

Easy on the Ears!

I love these audio stories and I'll listen again and again. Superbly written and acted! An incredible value for 1 Audible credit.

Radio drama done well

If you like, or think you might like, old fashioned detective radio dramas then you’ll like this.
I first heard some episodes on Classic radio XM148 mixed in with the many detective shows of the 40s and 50s.
Harry Nile is an unassuming nice guy Private Eye, the opposite of the hard-boiled tough guy types ubiquitous in early radio. Yet he is as fearless and clever. The stories are varied, a few clunkers but most are interesting and well presented. Acting and timing is first rate for most characters but one guy in the troupe is awkward. Overall, each episode represents what the old time radio shows were trying to achieve but rarely did.
This is a great deal for a credit. 20+ individual escapes to yesteryear. When you’re not sure what book you want to start next, or you want a 20 minute break, these are perfect

excellent

A enjoyable group of full cast adventures with Harry Nile you will be delighted as well