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    Philo Vance, Detective, Collection 2
    Philo Vance, Detective, Collection 1
    Audiobook series2 titles

    Philo Vance, Detective Collection Series

    Written by Black Eye Entertainment

    Narrated by Full Cast

    5/5

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    About this series

    Created by S.S. Van Dine, Philo Vance was quite popular in books, movies and on radio. He was portrayed as a stylish, very intelligent and cultured private detective – an Americanized Sherlock Holmes – working out of New York. In the movies, William Powell, Warren William, Paul Lukas and Basil Rathbone starred as Vance. On radio, he was voiced by José Ferrer, John Emery and Jackson Beck. Not that Vance needed any help solving a crime, he did work closely with his secretary and right-hand woman, Ellen Deering and his pal John Markham, New York County District Attorney. First heard for a brief time on NBC radio in 1945-46 it enjoyed success in syndication beginning in 1948 starring Jackson Beck.

    4/5/49 "The Movie Murder Case"
    4/12/49 " The Green Girls Murder Case"
    4/19/49 "The Cardinal Murder Case"
    4/26/49 "The Cipher Murder Case"
    5/3/49 "The Masters Murder Case"
    5/10/49 "The Meanest Man Murder Case"
    5/17/49 "The Butterfly Murder Case"
    5/24/49 "The Hurdy-Gurdy Murder Case"
    6/28/49 "The Motor Murder Case"
    7/5/49 "The White Murder Case"
    7/12/49 "The One-Cent Murder Case"
    7/19/49 "The Racket Murder Case"

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateSep 12, 2017
    Philo Vance, Detective, Collection 2
    Philo Vance, Detective, Collection 1

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Philo Vance, Detective, Collection 1
      Philo Vance, Detective, Collection 1

      Philo Vance, Detective, Collection 1

      Black Eye Entertainment
      5/5 - 5 ratings
      5/5 - 5 ratings

      Created by S.S. Van Dine, Philo Vance was quite popular in books, movies and on radio. He was portrayed as a stylish, very intelligent and cultured private detective—an Americanized Sherlock Holmes—working out of New York. In the movies, William Powell, Warren William, Paul Lukas and Basil Rathbone starred as Vance. On radio, he was voiced by Jose’ Ferrer, John Emery and Jackson Beck. Not that Vance needed any help solving a crime, he did work closely with his secretary and right hand woman, Ellen Deering and his pal John Markham, New York County District Attorney. First heard for a brief time on NBC radio in 1945-46 it enjoyed success in syndication beginning in 1948 starring Jackson Beck. 12/27/49 The Identical Murder Case 1/3/50 The Tip Top Murder Case 1/10/50 The Left-Handed Murder Case 1/17/50 The Talking Corpse Murder Case 1/24/50 The Music Box Murder Case 1/31/50 The Sterling Murder Case 2/7/50 The Chicken Murder Case 2/14/50 The Scarface Murder Case 3/7/50 The Church Murder Case 3/14/50 The Mathematical Murder Case 4/18/50 The Golden Key Murder Case 4/25/50 The Shower Bath Murder Case

      Created by S.S. Van Dine, Philo Vance was quite popular in books, movies and on radio. He was portrayed as a stylish, very intelligent and cultured private detective—an Americanized Sherlock Holmes—working out of New York. In the movies, William Powell, Warren William, Paul Lukas and Basil Rathbone starred as Vance. On radio, he was voiced by Jose’ Ferrer, John Emery and Jackson Beck. Not that Vance needed any help solving a crime, he did work closely with his secretary and right hand woman, Ellen Deering and his pal John Markham, New York County District Attorney. First heard for a brief time on NBC radio in 1945-46 it enjoyed success in syndication beginning in 1948 starring Jackson Beck. 12/27/49 The Identical Murder Case 1/3/50 The Tip Top Murder Case 1/10/50 The Left-Handed Murder Case 1/17/50 The Talking Corpse Murder Case 1/24/50 The Music Box Murder Case 1/31/50 The Sterling Murder Case 2/7/50 The Chicken Murder Case 2/14/50 The Scarface Murder Case 3/7/50 The Church Murder Case 3/14/50 The Mathematical Murder Case 4/18/50 The Golden Key Murder Case 4/25/50 The Shower Bath Murder Case

    • 2

      Philo Vance, Detective, Collection 2
      Philo Vance, Detective, Collection 2

      Philo Vance, Detective, Collection 2

      Black Eye Entertainment
      4/5 - 3 ratings
      4/5 - 3 ratings

      Created by S.S. Van Dine, Philo Vance was quite popular in books, movies and on radio. He was portrayed as a stylish, very intelligent and cultured private detective – an Americanized Sherlock Holmes – working out of New York. In the movies, William Powell, Warren William, Paul Lukas and Basil Rathbone starred as Vance. On radio, he was voiced by José Ferrer, John Emery and Jackson Beck. Not that Vance needed any help solving a crime, he did work closely with his secretary and right-hand woman, Ellen Deering and his pal John Markham, New York County District Attorney. First heard for a brief time on NBC radio in 1945-46 it enjoyed success in syndication beginning in 1948 starring Jackson Beck. 4/5/49 "The Movie Murder Case" 4/12/49 " The Green Girls Murder Case" 4/19/49 "The Cardinal Murder Case" 4/26/49 "The Cipher Murder Case" 5/3/49 "The Masters Murder Case" 5/10/49 "The Meanest Man Murder Case" 5/17/49 "The Butterfly Murder Case" 5/24/49 "The Hurdy-Gurdy Murder Case" 6/28/49 "The Motor Murder Case" 7/5/49 "The White Murder Case" 7/12/49 "The One-Cent Murder Case" 7/19/49 "The Racket Murder Case"

      Created by S.S. Van Dine, Philo Vance was quite popular in books, movies and on radio. He was portrayed as a stylish, very intelligent and cultured private detective – an Americanized Sherlock Holmes – working out of New York. In the movies, William Powell, Warren William, Paul Lukas and Basil Rathbone starred as Vance. On radio, he was voiced by José Ferrer, John Emery and Jackson Beck. Not that Vance needed any help solving a crime, he did work closely with his secretary and right-hand woman, Ellen Deering and his pal John Markham, New York County District Attorney. First heard for a brief time on NBC radio in 1945-46 it enjoyed success in syndication beginning in 1948 starring Jackson Beck. 4/5/49 "The Movie Murder Case" 4/12/49 " The Green Girls Murder Case" 4/19/49 "The Cardinal Murder Case" 4/26/49 "The Cipher Murder Case" 5/3/49 "The Masters Murder Case" 5/10/49 "The Meanest Man Murder Case" 5/17/49 "The Butterfly Murder Case" 5/24/49 "The Hurdy-Gurdy Murder Case" 6/28/49 "The Motor Murder Case" 7/5/49 "The White Murder Case" 7/12/49 "The One-Cent Murder Case" 7/19/49 "The Racket Murder Case"

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