The Casey, Crime Photographer Project
Casey, Crime Photographer 1950-04-13 The Disappearance of Mr Dizzel
The episode "The Disappearance of Mr. Dizzel" features a plot revolving around the mysterious circumstances of a wealthy dealer in…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1949-11-17 and 1950-11-16 The Upholsterer
The Upholsterer was aired twice on the series, first on November 17, 1949, and again almost exactly a year later on November 16, 1950. This …
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-11-25 Holiday
Holiday is the first episode under the sponsorship of Toni Home Permanents, marking a significant shift in the show's direction. The sponsor…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-03-11 Fog
In this intriguing episode titled "Fog," Casey and Ann find themselves at a lavish party where a diamond necklace is the center of…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-02-12 Key Witness
In the gripping episode "Key Witness," Casey and Ann find themselves entangled in a dangerous situation after discovering a bloods…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-01-29 The Piggy Bank Robbery
The Piggy Bank Robbery is an engaging episode of Casey, Crime Photographer. In this thrilling story, Bill Shapiro, a cub photographer, disco…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-01-08 Queen of the Amazons
Queen of the Amazons is an episode designed to be amusing from the start. It's one of the lighter stories with a very simple plot, featuring…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-09-25 Treasure Cave
In this episode titled "Treasure Cave," Casey is assigned to investigate a natural cave rumored to be haunted, where several myste…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-08-28 Hide-Out
Hide-Out is not one of the series' better entries, but it is still an entertaining listen. The episode relies on Casey's knowledge of local …
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-07-10 The Lady Killer
Lady Killer is a weaker entry in the series, but even weak Casey can be better than many other series. Madeleine Chalmers is rich, bored, an…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-05-22 Pick-Up
This episode features Casey in a unique situation where he never engages the criminals in dialogue that solves or explains the case. The pre…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1946-09-19 The Duke of Skid Row
This episode features a monocle-wearing man named Anton, who is referred to as the “Duke” by the hotel owner. After a series of events invol…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-05-01 King of the Apes
Scriptwriter Alonzo Deen Cole often drew inspiration from local news for his stories, creating a bond between the audience and the narrative…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-07-03 Acquitted
This episode starts a nice uninterrupted run of 39 shows under the Anchor Hocking sponsorship. Alonzo Deen Cole's continuity notes reveal a …
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-07-31 Bright New Star
Bright New Star is a rather pedestrian entry in the Casey series that involves jealousy in the casting of a play as an old star fades and a …
Casey, Crime Photographer 1947-09-18 The Tobacco Pouch
Tobacco Pouch is another example of how Alonzo Deen Cole created eccentric characters as key elements of plotlines, making the Casey series …
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-02-05 Music to Die By
Music to Die By is one of those Casey scripts that starts well but the ending suffers from some sloppy direction and an implausible solution…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-02-19 Witchcraft
In this episode titled "Witchcraft," Casey finds himself in a rural community known as Frogtown, where he investigates the murder …
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-03-18 Murder in Black and White
Murder in Black and White is an engaging episode from the Casey, Crime Photographer series. In this thrilling story, Casey and Ann investiga…
Casey, Crime Photographer 1948-03-25 Blind Justice
Blind Justice is the last episode of the Anchor-Hocking series. It features a gripping narrative where Casey becomes embroiled in a complex …