Harry Nile is a former Chicago cop, who quit the force after uncovering a vein of corruption. He stalks the rainy streets of pre-war Seattle on behalf of private clients with the help of his assistant, a lady named Murphy.

The Adventures of Harry Nile - Jim French, Imagination Theatre audio book torrent free download, 137010. Shared by:Whitewolf225 Written by Jim French, Imagination Theatre Read by Full Cast Format: MP3 Bitrate: 64 Kbps Dramatization Volume 1-3 Harry Nile, a hard luck American private eye, and his beautiful partner, Murphy, who happens to have a photographic memory, knowledge of martial arts. HARRY NILE, a fictional private detective in Los Angeles and Seattle during the 1940's and 50's, is the title character of a new-time radio detective series, The Adventures of Harry Nile. This series started on January 1, 1976 and is still going strong - it's now heard internationally. Amazon.in - Buy The Adventures of Harry Nile Complete Collection Volume 3 w/FREE Travel Case book online at best prices in india on Amazon.in. Read The Adventures of Harry Nile Complete Collection Volume 3 w/FREE Travel Case book reviews & author details and more at Amazon.in. Free delivery on qualified orders. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for The Adventures of Harry Nile: Dead Ringer; Seattle Blues at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! The series features the eponymous Harry Nile (played by Phil Harper and Larry Albert), a former internal affairs police officer turned private investigator who operates in Los Angeles and, later, Seattle, in a time frame that goes from shortly after WWII to the 1950s.

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Phil Harper stars as Nile, with Pat French as Murphy, in this exciting series that has been heard on radio stations coast to coast in the U.S. Nicki minaj beam me up scotty zip. and Canada, on satellite radio, and reached a worldwide audience online. After more than 25 years, it's the longest running private-eye show in American radio history!

See for yourself how Harry Nile has taken radio to a new level of entertainment in the first 23 episodes of this classic series.

Episodes: West for My Health 01-01-1976; Seattle Blues 12-02-1976; The Neptune Trading Company 02-17-1977; Malibu 05-19-1977; The Case of the Dead Ringer 12-27-1977; For This I Bought a New Suit 01-03-1978; The Eddie Mayhew Matter 01-10-1978; Avalon 01-17-1978; A Vacation With Bullets (or And What Did You Do on Your Vacation, Officer?) 01-24-1978; The Case of the Nasty Niece (or The Case of the Not So Nice Niece) 01-31-1978; Photo Finish 02-07-1978; Harry Dabbles in Oil (or Tale of Two Texans) 02-14-1978; The Doomsday Book 02-21-1978; Figueroa Street 02-28-1978; A Little Out of Town Job 03-07-1978; The Case of the Matinee Murder 03-14-1978; The Lonely Ghost Matter 03-21-1978; The Twenty-Three Pound Clue 03-28-1978; Stand-in For Murder 04-04-1978; Calendar Girl 05-09-1978; The Twenty Dollar Trackdown 05-09-1978; The Wandering Wife Matter 05-30-1978; Angel's Flight 06-06-1978

It’s been a bad couple of weeks for Seattle radio drama. After the January show for Imagination Theater, I got the message that Imagination Theater’s parent, Jim French Productions, would be closing down at the end of March.

When it comes to radio, Seattleites have no idea how well we have had it for the past fifty years. While radio programming around the country was turning AM into a cheap jukebox, Seattle held firm with high quality radio drama. And Jim French was at the heart of it all. Mr. French has brought us 42 years of Harry Nile, and 21 years of Imagination Theater, remaining the only professional, union shop radio drama in the area, and indeed the best in the country. To lose Jim French Productions is a heavy blow to the audio drama community, and to the city of Seattle in particular.

Yet this pales to the news I received last Tuesday about the passing of Pat French.

I am not the person to write an obituary for Pat. I can only offer this humble appreciation.

Pat was a lovely woman. Most people probably know her as the voice of Murphy in Jim’s long-running series, The Adventures of Harry Nile. Pat wasn’t just a voice, however, but the glue of the series, directing a prodigious number of its episodes as well as much of the later series Kincaid the Strangeseeker.

She was an excellent actress and fabulous director. Outside of Jim French Productions, Pat was even more. She was a fantastic teacher who kickstarted many careers in radio and voice-over at Bellevue College, where I myself took classes from her during my time at KBCS. She taught me to be confident on the air, sure of my personality and my words, and that broadcast more than anything else was about sharing oneself as completely as possible. I have never forgotten.

I never saw Pat enough. She kept very busy. I have met very few people so kind and generous with themselves and their time as Pat. Even well into her 70s she continued to teach at multiple locations. I could hardly keep up. Fortunately I knew I would see her every couple months at the live recordings of Imagination Theater.

Now I won’t.

Thank you, Pat. For everything.

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