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dramatic sketches
the masked vigilante fought racketeers
along with dozens of photographs and vintage advertisements
There are also revealing short biographies of Philbrick and Carlson (who knew the real-life Philbrick shunned Senator Joe McCarthy
one of the co-creators of the series
PETE KELLY'S BLUES: The "Lost" Radio Scripts Material:Paperback dramatic sketchesPETE 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