Perry Mason and the Case of the Lucky Legs

A Radio Dramatization

By: Erle Stanley Gardner, M. J. Elliott

Narrated by: Jerry Robbins, The Colonial Radio Players

Criminal lawyer and all-time number-one mystery author Erle Stanley Gardner wrote close to 150 novels that have sold 300 million copies worldwide. His most popular books starred the incomparable attorney-sleuth Perry Mason.

The Case of the Lucky Legs is the story of a confidence man who promoted fake beauty pageants in small California towns. Marjorie Clune was one of his winning victims, "The Girl with the Lucky Legs". She was promised a Hollywood movie contract, but the scam artist fled with the money. Marjorie fled too; left her hometown in shame to try and “prove” herself in Hollywood. Perry Mason is hired to track her down, but when the deceitful pageant promoter turns up murdered, Marjorie becomes the prime suspect in this “edge of your seat” murder mystery.

Listen to another Perry Mason mystery.©2010 Paisano Productions. ® All Rights Reserved. Based on the book by Erle Stanley Gardner. (P)2010 The Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air. Published by Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Fun

if you're looking for something short, light and nostalgic, then this is it. Enjoy it!

It’s excellent!

I am a sucker for murder mysteries and this is an excellent dramatized production! The voice acting is amazing!

As Always Good One

Another good story about Perry Mason and crew. Very relaxing pace with a few ins and outs. Enjoy!!

One of the best productions I have heard.

Loved It! All of the characters were very good. I would like to get more by the same cast.

It's ok, maybe not for everyone.

I generally find that these modern dramatizations or re-enactments to be hit or miss. This was mostly miss for me. The parts were a little over-acted and the dialogue was lacking. Trying to hard to sound of the era and felt a little forced. I don't know the source material, but the overall plot seemed to develop some suspense, but then take some shortcuts to wrap everything up nicely.

Definitely not my favorite version of Perry Mason.