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    Philo Vance: Volume 2
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    Philo Vance: Volume 2

    Published by Dreamscape Media Audio

    Narrated by Full Cast

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    About this audiobook

    Detective Philo Vance first appeared in a series of novels written by S. S. Van Dine. In his original incarnation, Vance was a stylish fop but, by the time he made his way to radio, many of his arrogant edges had been smoothed out, giving him the charm he often lacked on the printed page.

    In 1948, played by the inimitable Jackson Beck and supported by Joan Alexander, Vance deduced his way through 104 baffling mysteries in a syndicated series that would continue to be aired on local stations throughout the 1950s. If you love playing armchair detective, you can't go wrong with Philo Vance, particularly this second volume of twenty fully restored shows.

    Chapters: #1 The Rhumba Murder Case #2 The Magic Murder Case #3 The Idol Murder Case #4 The Golden Murder Case #5 The Flying Murder Case #6 The Butler Murder Case #7 The Herring-Bone Murder Case #8 The Listless Murder Case #9 The Curtain Call Murder Case #10 The Million Dollar Murder Case #11 The White Willow Murder Case #12 The High Hat Murder Case

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media Audio
    Release dateMar 1, 2016
    ISBN9781520012087
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