Dan Adams
Created by Larence Kimble

Studly Rod Cameron played DAN ADAMS, a retired naval intelligence officer turned San Diego private eye in COronado 9, a short-lived syndicated show back in the early sixties.

COronado 9 was the telephone exchange number for the wealthy San Diego County suburb that was Dan's stomping grounds, and the home of many of the rich and powerful who made up his client base. It was no doubt chosen as the title of the show in hopes of latching on to the popularity of 77 Sunset Strip, Surfside Six, et al.

COronado 9 was the third syndicated show the 6'4" ruggedly handsome Cameron starred in, following City Detective and State Trooper, although his chief claim to fame was the long list of westerns he played in during the forties and fifties. Born and raised in Alberta, Canada, he decided to pursue acting when his dreams of becoming a Mountie were dashed.

TELEVISION

• CORONADO 9...Buy the complete series on DVD
  (1959-60, U.S. Syndicated)
  39 30-minute episodes
  Black & white
  Writers: Lawrence Kimble, Steven Thornley, David Herman, Emile Schurmacher
  Director: William Witney, Richard Irving, Frank Arrigo
  Producer: Richard Irving
  A Revue Production with Universal Television
  Starring Rod Cameron as DAN ADAMS
  Guest stars: Beverly Garland, Anthony Caruso, DeForest Kelley, Doug McClure

• Season One
• "Widow of Kill Cove" (September 6, 1960)
• "Stroll in the Park" (September 13, 1960)
• "Doomtown" (September 20, 1960)
• "Spinster of Nob Hill" (September 27, 1960)
• "The Groom Came D.O.A." (October 4, 1960)
• "Day Chivalry Died" (October 11, 1960)
• "I Came for the Funeral" (October 18, 1960)
• "I Want to be Hated" (October 25, 1960)
• "4 and 20 Buddhas" (November 1, 1960)
• "Run Scared" (November 8, 1960)
• "Alibi Bye" (November 15, 1960)
• "A Bookie is Not a Bibliophile" (November 22, 1960)
• "Careless Joe" (November 29, 1960)
• "Remember the Alamo" (December 6, 1960)
• "Blow Gabriella" (December 13, 1960)
• "Loser's Circle" (December 20, 1960)
• "Obituary of a Small Ape" (December 27, 1960)
• "Film Flam" (January 3, 1961)
• "Londonderry Heiress" (January 10, 1961)
• "Run Shep Run" (January 17, 1961)
• "Wrong Odds" (January 24, 1961)
• "Sincerely Yours Napoleon" (January 31, 1961)
• "Man From Way Down Yonder" (February 7, 1961)
• "Caribbean Chase" (February 14, 1961)
• "Hunt Breakfast" (February 21, 1961)
• "Excursion to Algiers" (February 28, 1961)
• "Flight to La Paz" (March 7, 1961)
• "Three's A Shroud" (March 14, 1961)
• "Come with Thy Loot" (March 21, 1961)
• "The Day Ramon Fell" (March 28, 1961)
• "Long Way to Detroit" (April 4, 1961)
• "But the Patient Died" (April 11, 1961)
• "Gone Goose" (April 18, 1961)
• "The Anxious Murder" (April 25, 1961)
• "Flee Now, Pay Later" (May 2, 1961)
• "Daley Double" (May 9, 1961)
• "Singapore Girl" (May 16, 1961)
• "Blonde Herring" (May 23, 1961)
• "They Met in Honolulu" (May 30, 1961)

Respectfully submitted by Kevin Burton Smith.

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