Seattle had been left out, and French remedied that. While New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco all had radio private eyes during the golden age. In the course of time, Harry moved from Los Angeles to Seattle where intricate research and knowledge of Seattle history and geography would give the series a unique flavor and feel. That year, French produced far more new episodes of his anthology series Movies for Your Mind. However, Harry Nile was popular and production of new episodes ramped up. Harry Nile star Phil Harper was still available and stepped back into the role for three new episodes in 1991. The play featured old time radio actors Jerry Hausner and Hans Conreid (who’d passed away during the intervening period.) The play was broadcast over radio station KIRO, which would become the new home of French’s radio dramas. “Favor a Friend” finally was aired in 1990. The change in format on KVI radio that had brought French’s first run (see part five) of audio dramas to an end back in 1978 that he had a recorded episode of Harry Nile that didn’t make it to air. THE GREAT DETECTIVES of Old Time Radio With Host Adam Graham Main menu Skip to content
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