Broadway Is My Beat — 1952
52 episodes broadcast in 1952.
John Dobson dies of poison -- the second Dobson husband to do so within two years.
Just acquitted of killing his wife, John Welch vows to find the real murderer; then Larry Moore turns up beaten and, by day's end, dead.
A body pulled from the river is identified by her father as Lynn Halstead -- but it isn't, and the real Lynn Halstead surfaces later.
February 2, 1952
Herbie Jensen
February 9, 1952
May Stewart
A milkman named Raymond Grant is beaten to death, and Clover wants to know why.
February 23, 1952
Jessica Howard
March 1, 1952
Maria Osborne
In Spanish Harlem, Eve Hunter is stabbed to death with a barbed dart from the bullring.
On a rainy night, Broadway producer Gordon Merrick is murdered in his hotel room.
A bill traceable to a robbery five years gone resurfaces, pointing to a man paroled only a month before.
March 29, 1952
Celia Mason
John Elgin's death looks like a fall from his own roof -- unless he was pushed.
A death at the Globe Secretarial School: the victim is Lois Conrad.
April 19, 1952
Mark Alison
April 26, 1952
Dave Selby
May 3, 1952
Louis Webster
May 10, 1952
Joe Quito
Irene Hall and another beautiful woman are both dead with two suspects in custody, and Clover must sort out who did what to whom.
Harry Moore has been killed, and his oddly detached wife draws Clover's eye.
June 9, 1952
Wanda Korvat
Lila Hunter -- herself a murder suspect the police had been hunting -- is fished out of the river.
Joey Croft, who ran a Coney Island funhouse, is found stabbed and buried in the beach sand.
June 30, 1952
Mason Victor
July 5, 1952
Stacey Parker
July 12, 1952
Joe Dane
July 19, 1952
Leo Bruce
July 26, 1952
Paul Tudor
A pickpocket is killed just after finishing a strange errand on Park Avenue.
August 9, 1952
Ralph Walker
August 16, 1952
Joan Howard
August 23, 1952
Dr. Lyle
August 30, 1952
Althea Cornish
September 6, 1952
Herbie Ford
September 13, 1952
Joe Nelson
A ballerina is certain she will be murdered -- but it is her dancing master who is found hanged.
A dock foreman turns up shot, drowned, and his feet encased in concrete.
In a rented furnished room, Ruth Nelson is knifed to death.
Robert Turk's throat is cut in a flat reeking of incense and opium, where a seven-armed idol looms and a parakeet lies with its neck wrung.
Mary Trevor is knifed in the subway, and Clover probes her strange tie to a millionairess.
A skeleton and a thousand dollars in cash surface beneath the cellar of a building being torn down -- Bob Foster, shot twice by two different guns.
Jazz musician Kenny Purdue is murdered, the clues drifting in the marijuana haze around his new widow.
A middle-aged woman dies following a date with a college football star.
Shot while burgling a house, Johnny Clark turns out to be a shoe-salesman ex-convict sitting on a fortune in loot.
A sniper has missed five women; on the sixth, his aim is better.
December 13, 1952
Donald Wayne
After Charles Ralston's car runs down and cripples Jimmy Barton, Ralston himself turns up murdered.
December 27, 1952
Paul Clark
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