The Guy From Gower Gulch (Aired November 13, 1948)
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Jeff Regan and Joe Canto (Webb and Yarborough) were 'operatives' for the International Detective Bureau, a small private investigations firm in downtown Los Angeles, with often oversized ambitions. The oversized ambitions existed, for the most part, in the mind of Anthony J. Lyon, Esq. (Wilms Herbert). Lyon, a defrocked ambulance-chasing lawyer, assumed the lofty title of President of the International Detective Bureau in an effort to attract more upscale clients. The International in the title of the firm was simply more pretentious window-dressing. As far as we're aware, no operative of the firm ever left the U.S., with the possible exception of a brief excursion across the Mexico border to Tijuana. Indeed, we're aware of only a handful of 'operatives' ever mentioned during the run of the series.
THIS EPISODE:
November 13, 1948. CBS network. "The Guy From Gower Gulch". Sustaining. Who shot Davey Crockett? No, it wasn't Mexican soldiers! Crockett was bumped off as soon as he was bailed out of jail. What is the connection between wounded horses and a roll of film? Larry Roman (writer), Jackson Gillis (writer), Ed Begley, Herb Ellis, Milton Charles (composer, conductor), Bob Stevenson (announcer), Sterling Tracy (producer), Yvonne Peattie, Clayton Post, Leo Cleary, Jack Webb, Herb Butterfield. 29:49. Episode Notes From The Radio Gold Index.
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