[2] In addition to that title, he had obtained "curious and secret powers"[1] that he used, as the on-air introduction said, "in his single-handed fight against injustice and crime".
[2] Paul Frees portrayed Dumont, and Ben Wright played his loyal Tibetan servant, Tulku.
Other actors and actresses heard on the series included Harry Bartell, Gloria Blondell, Lillian Buyeff, William Conrad, Lawrence Dobkin, Georgia Ellis, Laurette Fillbrandt, Jack Kruschen, Nestor Paiva, and Herb Vigran.
[9] Effective July 16, 1949, it was moved to Saturdays at 7 p.m. E. T.[10] A review of the premiere episode in the trade publication Variety said that it was "a little fanciful" but adequate for a summer mystery program.
[11] The review commended the acting of Frees and the supporting cast as well as the quality of the show's writing and the episode's "exotic atmosphere".