Meet McGraw

McGraw is in an auto accident with the lady mayor, Loretta Travers.

A beautiful girl, working as a magician's assistant, is accused of murder.

McGraw disputes the coroner's verdict when a woman's strange death is listed as suicide.

An executive sends for McGraw: his wife has disappeared and his assistant is swindling him.

McGraw prevents a tragedy when a psychopath tries to harm a a young girl who has run away from home to make her way in the big city.

McGraw accepts one of his toughest jobs when a Citizens Committee hires him to clean up their racket-ridden town.

McGraw gets rid of a torn map and then he must find out what it meant.

An elderly scholar seeks McGraw's help when his secretary vanishes with shorthand notes of a historical novel he dictated to her.

McGraw and a pretty girl are hired by a gambling casino in Las Vegas to investigate a man who is winning too often.

McGraw becomes entangled in jealousy and violence when he meets a producer, a choreographer and parolee. McGraw is hired to protect the ballerina from an ex-convict.

Carole Matthews portrays a Mexican policewoman who helps troubleshooter McGraw (Frank Lovejoy) protect a rich old man from a conniving blonde and a greedy nephew.

A football coach asks McGraw to help find his star quarterback who has disappeared from school upon learning that his father is a racket boss.

McGraw sets out to find a kindly old doctor who is missing after he is entrusted with a valuable microfilm.

McGraw is hired to solve the mystery behind the disappearance of $75,000,000 worth of oil maps.

An old man near death asks McGraw to find his dead son's wife, a girl he has never seen.

McGraw's fishing vacation is interrupted by a boxing manager friend and a fidgety boxer who is being blackmailed by someone close to him.

McGraw is eager to help an ex-girl friend until he learns her real aims.

McGraw is accused of being a bum who murdered a girl for the money in her cafe cash register.

The suitor of a broadway star seems prone to fatal mishaps.

An imprisoned criminal contacts McGraw thru the prison chaplain and asks him to rescue his son who is being held for ransom.

McGraw encounters a tragic situation caused by a father's possessiveness toward his daughter. McGraw, trying to find a horse trainer who is a friend of his and who has mysteriously vanished, runs into opposition from the ranch owner who employed the man.

McGraw is hired by an attractive blonde to deliver a car, but he discovers hot cargo in the auto.

Angie Dickinson plays a mobster's divorce-bound wife, who's anything but eager for McGraw's help.

McGraw is hired to protect a group of people from a mobster who uses white roses as a fatal calling card.

While hitchhiking across the desert, McGraw comes across the body of an artist who apparently died while at work.

McGraw is asked to investigate when the widow of an important man is about to erect a memorial to her husband.

McGraw spends an unquiet night in a snowbound hotel.

McGraw embarks on an unusual adventure when a very young lady enters his life. McGraw is hired by a 9-year-old blonde to get her brother out of the clutches of a loan shark who is driving him to a life of crime.

A girl who is suffering from amnesia after her experience in an ocean liner sinking finds herself the captive of a gang of international hoodlums.

A manicurist tells McGraw that she is the only person who can possibly identify a Halloween masked killer.

McGraw is summoned to the private island empire of a man who has been robbed of a diamond necklace

McGraw's high school teacher asks him to guide her paroled brother to the right side of the law.

A socially prominent head of a charity foundation seeks McGraw's aid when a blackmailer threatens to expose her prison record.

Trying to clear a man of murder, McGraw works himself into a corner: the detective is accused of the crime.

McGraw aids a boy who has run away from a boarding school.

A miniature train carrying an anti-aircraft gun model rounds the turn of the tiny gauge track, the weapon is fired and toy manufacturer Otto Bartof slumps dead.

McGraw, hired to serve a subpoena, finds himself facing a murder charge. He finds that he has walked right into a well-plotted murder frame-up, with himself as the victim.

A killer with a blowgun tries to work his way up the ladder of success in an export-import business.

A cab driver frantically summons McGraw to tell him that a desperate criminal, supposedly killed in a jail break, has just been a fare in his cab.

A man who is afraid to tell his wife that he gambled away their savings, invents a robbery.

Two brothers in the diamond business conceive a slick scheme to stage a robbery.

McGraw goes to the rehearsal of an outdoor musical to answer a plea for help from one of the dancers.