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The Adventures of Sam Spade: The Soap Opera Caper (02-09-1951)

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The Adventures of SamSpade: The Soap Opera Caper (02-09-1951)

"The Soap Opera Caper" is an episode of The Adventures of Sam Spade radio program, which aired on February 16, 1951.

1. The Story:

Sam Spade is hired by a "soap opera queen" (a prominent actress in a soap opera).

Her husband is distraught over a mysterious telegram he received from Mexico City.

Sam's job is to find the husband and uncover the reason for his distress.

2. Key Elements of the Radio Episode:

Starring Steve Dunne: Steve Dunne played Sam Spade in the later years of the show.

Lurene Tuttle as Effie: Lurene Tuttle continued her role as Sam's secretary, Effie Perine.

Focus on Mystery and Detection: The episode involves Sam investigating a mysterious situation to find answers.

Humorous Tone: The Adventures of Sam Spade radio series often took a more lighthearted and humorous approach compared to the original Maltese Falcon novel or movie.

3. Significance and Legacy:

Part of the Sam Spade Radio Series: This episode is a part of the long-running radio series based on the popular detective character.

Old Time Radio: It represents the popular "old time radio" era and its detective/mystery genre.

Adaptation: The series brought the character of Sam Spade to a new audience and medium.

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The Adventures of SamSpade: The Soap Opera Caper (02-09-1951)

"The Soap Opera Caper" is an episode of The Adventures of Sam Spade radio program, which aired on February 16, 1951.

1. The Story:

Sam Spade is hired by a "soap opera queen" (a prominent actress in a soap opera).

Her husband is distraught over a mysterious telegram he received from Mexico City.

Sam's job is to find the husband and uncover the reason for his distress.

2. Key Elements of the Radio Episode:

Starring Steve Dunne: Steve Dunne played Sam Spade in the later years of the show.

Lurene Tuttle as Effie: Lurene Tuttle continued her role as Sam's secretary, Effie Perine.

Focus on Mystery and Detection: The episode involves Sam investigating a mysterious situation to find answers.

Humorous Tone: The Adventures of Sam Spade radio series often took a more lighthearted and humorous approach compared to the original Maltese Falcon novel or movie.

3. Significance and Legacy:

Part of the Sam Spade Radio Series: This episode is a part of the long-running radio series based on the popular detective character.

Old Time Radio: It represents the popular "old time radio" era and its detective/mystery genre.

Adaptation: The series brought the character of Sam Spade to a new audience and medium.

  continue reading

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