Spoiler : With Love and appreciation for your support over the years. Peggy

Spoiler : NPR IS SO TERRIFIC. HEARD YOU AND KNEW IF ANYONE COULD TELL ME IT WOULD BE YOU. A GUM SHOE DETECTIVE SERIES WAS FROM TIME TO TIME ON RADIO MYSTERY THEATER WHICH I LISTENED TO EVERY NIGHT AT 8:00 PM HERE ON THE PACIFIC COAST. AS I RECALL IT WAS NOVAK GUM SHOE DETECTIVE OR SOMETHING SIMILAR. I HAVE LOOKED FOR IT IN THE PAST WITHOUT SUCCESS. THE DETECTIVE WAS THE ABSOLUTE BEST AT QUIP & REPARTEE AND THE BEST MODERN COMPARISON WAS THE CHARACTER OF BRUCE WILLIS WITH SIBYL SHEPHERD IN MOONLIGHTERS. MUCH LIKE THAT SHOW THE CONTENT WAS WELL WRITTEN WITH COMPLEX CHARACTERS AND GOOD DEVELOPMENT AND JUST GREAT FUN TO LISTEN TO. COULD YOU HELP ME FIND THAT SHOW AND GET WHAT I CAN TO ENJOY MY TRAVELS WITH IT AND SHARE IT WITH FRIENDS. WITH ADMIRATION KB.

Spoiler : I think you’re referring to Pat Novak for Hire which starred Jack Webb. Good show!

Spoiler : Peggy Webber Born Laredo, Texas, September 1925 Age 89

Spoiler : Such a wonderful woman! Thank you, Peggy for California Artists Radio Theatre! A gift to Los Angeles.

Spoiler : A very Happy 93rd Birthday to Miss Peggy Webber McClory.

Spoiler : Over many years of listening to Old Time Radio I kept hearing the voice of a somewhat seemingly elderly woman, often in roles of the evil perpetrator or doddering old biddy. Recently in Family Theater-The Fountain of Youth (Aug 10, 1949) as a wood sprite. Recognizing again her voiced role I made a point to discover who she is! Appears frequently in Dragnet too. Thank you Peggy for all you hard work.

Spoiler : Heard her on "Let George Do It" 'The Corpse on a Caper,' Jan 10, 1949, as a very convincing naughty senorita. For a 23 year old she was believable as an experienced 'woman.' Great talent.