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Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, n.d.“Episode 1.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, August 7, 1949.“Episode 2.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, August 14, 1949.“Deals justice to unscrupulous charity chiselers.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, August 21, 1949.“Is left $2,000 to prove innocence of convicted & executed man.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, August 28, 1949.“Comes face to face with public enemy # 1, a big-time gambler.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, September 4, 1949.“Coney Island locale - a clay pigeon in a shooting gallery turns out to be of the human variety.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, September 11, 1949.“TCOT Dead Bodyguard.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, September 18, 1949.“International counterfeiters murder a customs inspector.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, September 25, 1949.“Episode 9.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, October 2, 1949.“Episode 10.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, October 9, 1949.“Episode 11.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, October 16, 1949.“Stolen painting and a pair of murders, A.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, October 23, 1949.“Football fix, A.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, October 30, 1949.“Episode 14.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, November 6, 1949.“Catches up with a ruthless killer & saves a lovely lass from facing a murder charge.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, November 13, 1949.“Nabs a kleptomaniac who heads gang of international jewel thieves.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, November 20, 1949.“Disreputable stock brokers resort to kidnaping & murder to gain control of a factory.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, November 27, 1949.“Episode 18.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, December 4, 1949.“Episode 19.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, December 11, 1949.“Shady stockbroker & 2 unscrupulous PIs try to pin murder rap on attractive girl, A.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, December 18, 1949.“Episode 21.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, December 25, 1949.“Episode 22.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, January 1, 1950.“Episode 23.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, January 8, 1950.“Episode 24.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, January 15, 1950.“Episode 25.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, January 22, 1950.“Episode 26.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, January 29, 1950.“Discovers a small brass key which unlocks a murder secret held by double-crossing jewel thieves.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, February 5, 1950.“Slick double-cross with 25,000 dollars at stake, A.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, February 12, 1950.“Squeaky shoes lead to solution of a cruel murder.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, February 19, 1950.“Aided by a pretty girl reporter in solution of a murder - plot involves diamond smugglers.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, February 26, 1950.“Search for a slick blackmail gang reaping a harvest in tainted money, A.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, March 5, 1950.“Ice skating queen, two finances, a racketeer & a brace of threatening letters.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, March 12, 1950.“Solves million dollar robbery by noticing an innocent lunchbox.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, March 19, 1950.“Frees a jailbird showing him how he was suckered by his sweetheart.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, March 26, 1950.“Two ladies set caps for wealthy, handsome gent; attempted murder & suicide.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, April 2, 1950.“Counterfeit bills.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, April 9, 1950.“Episode 37.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, April 16, 1950.“Episode 38.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, April 23, 1950.“Faced by identical twins, one of whom is a killer.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, April 30, 1950.“Episode 40.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, May 7, 1950.“Episode 41.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, May 14, 1950.“Episode 42.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, May 21, 1950.“Episode 43.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, May 28, 1950.“Episode 44.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, June 4, 1950.“Babysitter for a baby who has homicide in her heart.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, June 11, 1950.“Governor is put on the spot by a revenge seeking underworld czar, A.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, June 18, 1950.“Rescues radio reporter in murder case.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, June 25, 1950.“3 ruthless murders, all bearing forehead lipstck-marked three X's.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, July 2, 1950.“Episode 49.” Martin Kane Private Investigator. Radio broadcast, July 9, 1950.