The Great Detectives of Old Time Radio » Pat Novak for Hire

Johnny Madero is offered $50 to buy an item at an auction. His client disappears and before he knows it, Warchek from homicide is breathing down his neck. Original Air Date: June 26, 1947 Some days you don't make out any better than an ice cube at a cocktail party. Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote for the show at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

  A rich man from Nob Hill hires Johnny to find a man whose name he keeps hearing in his dreams. Original Air Date: June 19, 1947 Quote of the Show: You have enough problems to start a peace conference. Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote for the show at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

An altar boy is shot and killed in a church saving Novak's life. Novak's goal: get the killer. Original Air Date: June 26, 1949 We tried to follow the car but it would have been easier to win the Kentucky Derby on a pogo stick. You can advertise on the Great Detectives of Old Time radio... http://advertise.greatdetectives.net Or you can sponsor the show...http://sponsor.greatdetectives.net Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote for the show at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

  Two men kidnap Pat Novak from a wrestling match and demand he take them to a man Novak doesn't know by the name of Joe Dineen. Original Air Date: June 19, 1949 The only way to make friends around the waterfront is to die. Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote for the show at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

Novak is hired by an old flame and finds himself once again, in the thick of a murder investigation. Original Air Date: June 12, 1949 "Houdini couldn't get out of that one in two hours, with both hands, and a can of olive oil. It was like chasing cyanide with a bucket of brandy: it tastes bright, but it's only a matter of time." Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote for the show at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net   Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

  Pat Novak hired to follow a woman, and while he's doing it, she drops dead in a phone book and once again Hellman puts the finger on Novak. Original Air Date: June 5, 1949 Hellmann lifted his head up and laid him across the seat. The light was bad, but you could see a little of his face. It was watering around his forehead, and the damp hair was plastering around his hat brim. The perspiration had broken up and started to run down his forehead like tears. And you got the idea he cried out of his hairline instead of his eyes. Script for Lola Madden is available at Digital Deli FTP's Pat Novak for Hire page. Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote for the show at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net   Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

A dying man gives Novak an envelope with the mission to deliver it to John St. John. Original Air Date: May 22, 1949 "I hit the floor and made Rip Van Winkle look like an insomniac." Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote for the show at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net For all your hosting needs, remember the world's #1 Web Host...http://hosting.greatdetectives.net   Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click hereto subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

Pat Novak's hired to deliver a geranium. He's hit by a car after the pick-up and that's just the start of his trouble. Original Air Date: May 14, 1949 I got the idea he didn't know what he was doing, but you could say for a lot of Senators-Pat Novak. Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote for the show at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net   Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

Pat Novak is hired by an attorney to keep an eye on a woman whose husband has returned from the Navy. The Attorney alleges the husband is an imposter. "She was right about that hotel. In a good season, they couldn't draw trenchant mice." Original Air Date: May 8, 1949   Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote for the show at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net   Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

A gunsol steals a boat from Pat Novak, and winds up dead, and when Novak goes to the Hotel he finds a nightclub singer dead. As usual, Hellman's ready to pin the crime on Novak. Original Air Date: May 1, 1949 Quotes of the Show: "Those two killings are tied up like ham and eggs." "People just hate their enemies, but they kill their friends." "Somebody was on my bed. Either that or the landlord had installed an echo." "Smart talk's not going to keep you out of the chair, Novak. Stay handy, we've only got a short extension cord."-Inspector Hellman Cast your vote for us on Podcast Alley at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net Take the listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

Pat Novak does a favor for a friend out of prison and picks up a package. He returns to his office to find a cop standing over a dead body. Original Air Date: April 23, 1949 Sign up for hosting with the World #1 at http://hosting.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote for us on Podcast Alley at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net Take the listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

When Pat Novak gets the wrong bundle at the laundry, he tries to switch with the man who was given his shirts. Novak is knocked out and wakes up next to a dead body. Par for the course, Hellman suspects him of murder. Original Air Date: April 9, 1949 Quotes: You’re not going to make any more headway than a hummingbird in a wind tunnel. Novak (to Hellman): You couldn't track down a live bear in a telephone booth. Hellman: I'll make a try on you, Mister. And when I'm through there'll be enough to put you in that gas chamber. Novak: They could save money and do the same thing. Hellman: Huh? Novak: They can lock me in the same closet with you. Cast your vote at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.

A priest hires Pat Novak to intercept an escaping convict. However, when Novak allows the convict to make an unplanned stop, trouble of the lethal kind ensues. Original Air Date: April 2, 1949 Quotes: "Your men couldn’t follow a moose through a revolving door."-Novak to Hellman "You got a funny feeling that he didn’t walk into the night, that he was big enough to wrap it around his shoulders and take it with him." "Somebody had used to her badly, like a dictionary in a stupid family." For the world's best hosting at great prices and with unlimited bandwidth, try 1and1  http://hosting.greatdetectives.net Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader. Vote for this show on Podcast Alley.

After being hired to pay off a beautiful woman's brother's gambling debt, Novak finds himself next to a dead body with Inspector Hellman on the way up. Get to enjoy the best in quality entertainment with Netflix. Try it free for two weeks. http://netflix.greatdetectives.net Quotes: "I've run across better people in sewers." "You can't add a pair of zeroes without crib notes."-Novak to Hellman. "Stop posing. You couldn't follow an elephant across a basketball court."-Novak to Hellman. (Picture Courtesy: Digital Deli.) Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader. Vote for this show on Podcast Alley.

Pat Novak gets an offer for $300 from a beautiful woman to stay away from boxer Rory Malone, and $300 from Malone's manager. Whichever side he ends up on, it's going to be trouble. Original Air Date: March 20, 1949 Quote of the Show: She was a lovely girl. The sort of person you expected to see in a Choir loft-about three hours after choir practice had ended. Her hair was red, her eyes were as cold as rigamortis. And you knew the first time you met her that you’d been seeing her too often...She was as safe a tap dancer on a floor full of dynamite caps. Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote for the show at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net   Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader.