PETE KELLY'S BLUES: The "Lost" Radio Scripts Material:Paperback one of the co-creators of

one of the co-creators of the series

along with dozens of photographs and vintage advertisements

and various runs on TV

There are also revealing short biographies of Philbrick and Carlson (who knew the real-life Philbrick shunned Senator Joe McCarthy

It was this financial responsibility that sustained unceasing production of Renfrew of the Mounted adventures in both short story and novel form

PETE KELLY'S BLUES: The "Lost" Radio Scripts Material:Paperback one of the co-creators ofPETE KELLY'S BLUES was a short lived radio program that aired for 13 weeks in the summer of 1951. The main protagonist was Pete Kelly, a cornet player of a jazz combo, in a speakeasy in Kansas City, Missouri, in the early 1920s. In this era was a hotbed of organized crime and corruption. Kelly would, on a weekly basis, be dragged into a crime caper involving gangsters, gun molls and racketeers. Backed by the music of Pete Kelly's Big Seven, and with