Bourbon Street Beat

TV Series
1959–1960
1h

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Andrew Duggan, Arlene Howell, Richard Long, and Van Williams in Bourbon Street Beat (1959)

A former New Orleans cop partners with an Ivy League lawyer to open up a private detective agency with offices on the city's famed Bourbon Street.A former New Orleans cop partners with an Ivy League lawyer to open up a private detective agency with offices on the city's famed Bourbon Street.A former New Orleans cop partners with an Ivy League lawyer to open up a private detective agency with offices on the city's famed Bourbon Street.

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Richard Long

Rex Randolph

Andrew Duggan

Cal Calhoun

Van Williams

Kenny Madison

Arlene Howell

Melody Lee Mercer

Eddie Cole

The Baron

James Chandler

Lt. Gerard…

Tommy Farrell

Jay O'Hanlon

Kelton Garwood

Beauregard O'Hanlon…

Nita Talbot

Lusti Weather

Carolyn Komant

Gail Morris…

Howard McLeod

Policeman…

Robert J. Wilke

Frankie Mako…

Diane McBain

Christina…

Robert Colbert

Frank Lacey…

Gary Conway

Dave…

Randy Stuart

Beejay…

Andra Martin

Gwenn Barnes…

Suzanne Lloyd

Carlotta Posada…

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Following the show's cancellation after one season, Richard Long's character Rex Randolph joined the firm Bailey and Spencer investigations on 77 Sunset Strip (1958) for that show's third season.

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Followed by Hawaiian Eye (1959)

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Sixties genre New Orleans detective show way ahead of its time.

A New Orleans PI's adventures in the late fifties Big Easy. Excellent representation of New Orleans street life, this was ahead of its time which probably contributed to its relitively short run. Great actors, great writing, I hope its syndicated someday. Its being transferred to video tape by some diehard fans, you can pick it up on EBAY and its well worth the trouble.