Dameron

The Adventures Of Dameron was the second radio series created, written, and produced by Jim French for radio station KVI in Seattle, WA (part of the Golden West Radio Network owned by Gene Autry). Roy Dameron, played by Robert E. Lee Hardwick, was a high-priced, globe-trotting troubleshooter; Emile St. Clair, played by Douglas Young, was his partner, variously a cook/chef, chemist, and general factotum. Opening: 'KVI and the Golden West Radio Network present The Adventures Of Dameron. Dameron: his home - the streets of the world; his profession - the jobs nobody else can do. Dameron goes anywhere, solves any problem - for a price.' Dameron used his wits, never carried a gun, and carried an unusual (for the early 1970s) portable wireless telephone in a briefcase. Less than three years after Dameron ended, Jim French created The Adventures Of Harry Nile.