by Anchor Hocking, Toni home permanents, Toni Shampoo and Philip Morris. The Blue Note was a jazz club; the Archie Bleyer Orchestra and first Herman Chittison and later The Teddy Wilson Trio were featured, usually in the introduction and wrap up of the show. Comic books Marvel Comics predecessor Timely Comics published four issues of a comic book tie-in to the radio show. The series began in August 1949 and ended in February 1950. Art was provided by regular Timely artist Vernon Henkel. Television In 1951 the popular series moved to television First Telecast: April 19, 1951 Last Telecast: June 5, 1952 Cast Jack "Flashgun" Casey (June 1951-April 1952): Darren McGavin Ann Williams: Jan Miner (reprising her role on radio) On Darren McGavin's website, he is quoted as saying "The cast of Crime Photographer didn’t go down fighting. "They took off for the hills. It was so bad that it was never re-run, and that’s saying something when you recall the caliber of television programs in those days." References Mass media franchises introduced in 1934 1951 American television series debuts 1952 American television series endings CBS original programming Crime fiction American crime television series Television shows based on American novels Edgar Award-winning works