The Casey, Crime Photographer Project
Casey, Crime Photographer 1950-04-13 The Disappearance of Mr Dizzel
The episode "The Disappearance of Mr. Dizzel" features a plot revolving around the mysterious circumstances of a wealthy dealer in…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1949-11-10 Thunderbolt
In this episode titled "Thunderbolt," Casey, Crime Photographer finds himself embroiled in a series of murders linked by a mysteri…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1946-09-19 The Duke of Skid Row
This episode features a monocle-wearing man named Anton, who is referred to as the “Duke” by the hotel owner. After a series of events invol…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1949-05-05 The Wolverine
The Wolverine is an engaging episode of Casey, Crime Photographer that showcases a comic-book detective style plot. In this story, Casey att…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-03-25 Blind Justice
Blind Justice is the last episode of the Anchor-Hocking series. It features a gripping narrative where Casey becomes embroiled in a complex …
Casey, Crime Photographer 1949-11-17 and 1950-11-16 The Upholsterer
The Upholsterer was aired twice on the series, first on November 17, 1949, and again almost exactly a year later on November 16, 1950. This …
Casey, Crime Photographer 1949-08-04 Sell Out
Join Casey, the Crime Photographer, in this thrilling episode titled "Sell Out." In a gripping narrative, Casey attempts to secure…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-11-25 Holiday
Holiday is the first episode under the sponsorship of Toni Home Permanents, marking a significant shift in the show's direction. The sponsor…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-03-11 Fog
In this intriguing episode titled "Fog," Casey and Ann find themselves at a lavish party where a diamond necklace is the center of…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-02-12 Key Witness
In the gripping episode "Key Witness," Casey and Ann find themselves entangled in a dangerous situation after discovering a bloods…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-02-19 Witchcraft
In this episode titled "Witchcraft," Casey finds himself in a rural community known as Frogtown, where he investigates the murder …
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-01-29 The Piggy Bank Robbery
The Piggy Bank Robbery is an engaging episode of Casey, Crime Photographer. In this thrilling story, Bill Shapiro, a cub photographer, disco…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-09-25 Treasure Cave
In this episode titled "Treasure Cave," Casey is assigned to investigate a natural cave rumored to be haunted, where several myste…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-08-28 Hide-Out
Hide-Out is not one of the series' better entries, but it is still an entertaining listen. The episode relies on Casey's knowledge of local …
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-05-22 Pick-Up
This episode features Casey in a unique situation where he never engages the criminals in dialogue that solves or explains the case. The pre…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-01-08 Queen of the Amazons
Queen of the Amazons is an episode designed to be amusing from the start. It's one of the lighter stories with a very simple plot, featuring…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-07-10 The Lady Killer
Lady Killer is a weaker entry in the series, but even weak Casey can be better than many other series. Madeleine Chalmers is rich, bored, an…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-05-01 King of the Apes
Scriptwriter Alonzo Deen Cole often drew inspiration from local news for his stories, creating a bond between the audience and the narrative…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-07-03 Acquitted
This episode starts a nice uninterrupted run of 39 shows under the Anchor Hocking sponsorship. Alonzo Deen Cole's continuity notes reveal a …
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-09-18 The Tobacco Pouch
Tobacco Pouch is another example of how Alonzo Deen Cole created eccentric characters as key elements of plotlines, making the Casey series …