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1950s TV's Greatest Detectives
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Product Description
All your favorite TV detectives are here . DIGITALLY RESTORED ON DVD!!! Jack Webb as Sergeant Joe Friday searches for "just the facts" on DRAGNET . Ralph Byrd fights for law and order as DICK TRACY . Richard Denning and Barbara Britton are the sophisticated married couple who love unraveling murder mysteries on MR. & MRS. NORTH. Plus, PETER GUNN, SHERLOCK HOLMES, THE LONE WOLF, MARTIN KANE PRIVATE EYE, GANGBUSTERS and more!!! This collection of "family-friendly" super sleuths includes 4 complete TV shows on each of the 3 DVDs - 12 shows in all - 5 hours of viewing fun!
DVD #1
Dragnet 11-06-52 "The Big Seventeen" w/ Jack Webb . Peter Gunn 01-19-59 "Let's Kill Timothy" w/ Craig Stevens . Treasury Men In Action 06-09-55 "The Case of the Shot in the Dark" w/ Charles Bronson . Mystery Theatre presents. Mark Saber of the Homicide Squad 1952 "The Case of the Hair of the Dog" w/ Tom Conway
DVD #2
Dick Tracy 1952 "Shaky's Secret Treasure" w/ Ralph Byrd . Mr. & Mrs. North 10-03-52 "Weekend Murder" w/ Richard Denning and Barbara Britton . Sherlock Holmes 1954 "The Case of the Cunningham Heritage" w/ Ronald Howard . The Lone Wolf 1954 "The Werewolf Story" w/ Louis Hayward
DVD #3
Gangbusters 1955 "Dillinger" w/ Myron Healey . I am the Law 06-19-53 "The Killer" w/ George Raft . Man Against Crime 11-12-52 "The Victim Is Venus" w/ Ralph Bellamy . Martin Kane, Private Eye 02-15-51 "Movie Theatre Murder" w/ William Gargan
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #84432 in DVD
- Released on: 2002-07-01
- Formats: Black & White, Original recording remastered, Restored, NTSC
- Number of discs: 3
- Running time: 326 minutes
Customer Reviews
Poor quality gives one a headache...
This was a set I was really looking forward to, being a child of the 50's. What a disappointment! The transfer to DVD has a quality reminiscent of a VHS copied twenty times, each from the last copy rather than from the "master". I couldn't even bring myself to give them away; I tossed 'em in the trash.
Correcting an error....
This DVD is probably a 3, but the 5 is to make-up for the "1" I assigned to it earlier in error. Wrong disc rated as a 1. This one's fine if you watch it on a 25" TV. But try anything larger and it gets pretty fuzzy. Sorry 'bout the earlier error.
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