Dragnet - Episode 010: "Mad Killer At Large" - August 11, 1949 (Old Time Radio)

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In "Mad Killer At Large," the tenth episode of the iconic radio drama Dragnet, originally aired on August 11, 1949, we follow the impeccable crime-solving skills of Sergeant Joe Friday, played by the legendary actor and creator of the show, Jack Webb, and his partner, Officer Ben Romero, played by Barton Yarborough.
As Friday and Romero investigate a series of seemingly random murders committed by a deranged killer, they must use their keen intuition and attention to detail to uncover the clues that will lead them to the perpetrator. The investigation takes a series of unexpected twists and turns, as they navigate through the gritty underbelly of Los Angeles, piecing together the evidence one by one.
As you listen to this gripping episode, you'll be transported back to the golden age of radio, when families would gather around their living room radios to immerse themselves in the vivid world of audio storytelling. The show's groundbreaking format and realistic portrayal of police work set the standard for future detective series, both on radio and television.
Featuring the iconic voice of Jack Webb as the hard-nosed Sergeant Friday and the talented Barton Yarborough as his trusted partner, "Mad Killer At Large" is a prime example of Dragnet's ability to captivate audiences with its intense and realistic storytelling.
So sit back, relax, and let your imagination run wild as you experience the thrilling world of 1950s law enforcement. The suspenseful music, authentic sound effects, and exceptional voice acting will make you feel as if you've stepped into a time machine, taking you back to an era when radio was king and detective dramas ruled the airwaves.
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Join us on this nostalgic journey through the world of old-time radio, where the power of imagination and the art of storytelling come together to create an unforgettable experience. Now, get ready to immerse yourself in the suspenseful, action-packed world of Sergeant Joe Friday and Officer Ben Romero in Dragnet's "Mad Killer At Large."
[Disclaimer: This episode is in the public domain, and the audio has been carefully restored for the best possible listening experience. However, due to the age and original recording quality, some variations in audio quality may be present.]
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[@wandahall4435]

Jack and Bart ❤❤❤😢😢😢

[@Tommy-76]

Harry Morgan was still using the name “Henry” then, at least in films

[@fromthesidelines]

As heard on Thursdays at 10:30pm(et).
Hal Gibney, announcer.
Yes, that's Raymond Burr as "Chief Ed Backstrand"....and Harry Morgan as "Mr. Ford".
Harry Bartell is the "Counterman".

[@davidgibson7615]

Was Hal Gilbey was the announcer for Screen Gems closing credits?

[@fromthesidelines]

Yes, in the late 1950's.