Faye Durando (1953)
Mickey Spillane wrote violent, sex-filled tales that epitomized the hard-boiled detective genre of tough guys, fist fights and sultry dames. That Hammer Guy was a detective drama well inside the hard-boiled tradition. This was the rough and rugged series that hit hard and fast and it was unlike some other shows, such as, "Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar" or "Richard Diamond" that where more upbeat with humor and sly wit. Mike Hammer believes in justice, rough justice... his justice. The show didn't have a long run, only from January 6, 1953 and until October 5, 1953. Much tamer than the novels (it was radio after all) the show petered out with the advent of TV and the general fading of radio's golden age.
THIS EPISODE:
1953. Mutual net. Commercials deleted. Mike bumbs into Faye Dorado in Grand Central Terminal...literally. They're both traveling on "The Chief," along with murder. The date is approximate. Larry Haines, Mickey Spillane (creator). 23:25.
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