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at store dot Great Detectives dot Net. Well, now it's time for today's
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episode of The Saint. The original air at eight February the eleventh of nineteen
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fifty one and the title The Bride Who Lost Her Groom. The Adventures of
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the Saint starring Vincent Price. The Saint based on characters created by Leslie Charteris
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and known to millions from books, magazines, and motion pictures. The robin
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Hood of Modern Crime now comes transcribe to radio, starring Hollywood's brilliant and talented
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actor Vincent Price as the saint. Personally, Lady, the name is Louis.
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But please hurry, okay, but where to? I don't care you
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don't. I don't like to mention this, lady, but I think you
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mislaid your groom. What, of course a girl will get marriage is kind
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of excited. Maybe she forgets a little shop from here in there. But
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lady, not your husband. I'm not married. Look, you're all dressed
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up like your bride. You come running out of that church there was having
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a wedding. They thought they were. But oh, I want Jimmy.
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Please, lady, don't don't cry. If I had Jimmy, I give
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him to you. Who's Jimmy? I love him and we were going to
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get married. And I went to the church and everybody was there except except
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Jimmy. I called everywhere. I know something terrible must have happened to it.
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Huh for a girl in your position, you know what I think you
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need? What a saint mister Temple, I hope you don't mind our budge.
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You didn't like this, of course not, LOUI ain't. But you
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see this here is Oh, I'm Carol Blair. Uh huh, Miss Blair.
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But by this time she's supposed to have been missus Snyder. Yeah,
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but she ain't not econd of mister Snyder didn't show up at the altar.
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So Miss Blair please sit down, thank you. Here, have a handkerchief.
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I don't want to hankerchief. I want Jimmy. I don't have Jimmy.
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I might perhaps try to find him, whether I can or not?
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Is something else again? However, have you thought of the possibility that he
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might have changed his mind about matrimony? Oh no, he wouldn't have.
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He loved me. Well, mister Temple, there's nothing that could have kept
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Jimmy from marrying me, nothing except death. Thank you for bringing me home,
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mister Temple. You're very welcome. Carol. I'm sorry I cried so
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much. I'll call you as soon as I have any news. Good night.
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Yeah. Miss Blair lives in a very man in mansion, so she
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does. Well, let's go, Louis. Okay, what James Snyder's apartment.
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Huh do you think maybe he overslept? I doubt it. And mister
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Temple, I read a book once, sir, I wouldn't brewed about it,
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Louis, Oh, listen, in this here book, a girl's fellow
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don't show up to marry her, and a kind of he's dead. You
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know what kind of somebody killed him? Oh? Well, that would explain
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why he's dead, all right, so the girl says, sounds in those
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days girls used to say song. That ain't what Miss Carrol Blair said.
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I guess you didn't read the book. Were probably too busy clipping her coupones.
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Oh he's loaded her, she is loaded, well, money and everything.
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I wonder if that's what James Snyder thought. Huh oh yeah, Miss
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Blatt told us he was broke. Hey, I got the solution, Yes,
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Louis, maybe he got a job. This year is a very fancy
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five hallway, mister Temple, So it is guardy but not neat one see
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one. See yes, how can a guy with no doll affought to live
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here? Well? I will ask him if he answers that door he's in?
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Hello, except he's a she. Good evening. May we come in
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all right, thank you. It's a Templar. Maybe she's why Snyder didn't
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show up. I think we stop here. No, yes, miss,
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I am Mary. Oh Mary, this is Louis. Hello. Yeah,
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and I'm Simon Templar. Ah, you are the same. I'm afraid I
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am spending the winter here in this attaptment. So right now, I have
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read the book you see, vocan American History. You're a student. What
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do you think I think he graduated? Say? Oh, why the book?
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Then? Well, I'm not so long in this country, and I
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wish to learn about the American people. American men. Oh, they're not
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that different from frenchmen. Maybe so, but it's the little difference that comets.
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Perhaps, you know, there are better ways of learning than from books.
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Why don't you ask Jimmy he is out. Yes, he's marrying himself.
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It is not right what I'm saying. He's marrying a girl. That's
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more usual. You don't mind. I do not mind. Sometimes close friends
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of the groom do they say things like what on earth does he see in
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her? But I am knowing what he sees in her. Be careful.
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One million dollars is not bad. Fine, well that is Carol is a
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very pretty too, despite a million dollars. Who cares because you'll probably laugh
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and laugh and are you Jimmy's sister? But if you're not his sister,
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you must be. You look very pretty in red Simon, but it is
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not necessary to blush. I am Jimmy. Curious time for bed? You
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said, wife? Why excuse me? H hello? Huh he's not here.
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That's your templar is here? Goodbye's the door man. I was saying,
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you said you were Jimmy's wife. He's true. Well, then if
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he'd married Carol, it would have also been bigger me. I am fine.
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The lawyers a divorced not so good. So now Jimmy marry a rich
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girl. Maybe Jimmy gives me a big present. The name for it is
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so so. The other name is blackmail. You are a funny man.
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I haven't been trying. Maybe you go away now I'm Mary. I have
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news for you. What kind of news? Jimmy didn't show up at the
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altar? You make the joke once more? No joke. He's terrible.
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It means that Jimmy hasn't married that million dollars yet. I think of the
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poor girl who waits at the altar. Almost I cry for her. Your
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eyes are dry, I said, almost. Goodbye. You want to be
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alone from you? Yes, goodbye also to you. Oh oh, thanks
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for remembering me in time to say goodbye. Mister Templey. We're leaving doing
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except Mary. If you happen to run into Jimmy, yes, advise him
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to be very careful. So to date, he's left one woman at the
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altar, another in his apartment. He'd be safer juggling dynamite. About Maurice's
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character, I got nothing to say but about her figure. I also got
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nothing to say. Oh, I can dream. It's dark. It usually
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is at this time of night. I know, but I don't hope to
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mention it back to the cat. I suppose that, hey, you tempt
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less her me? Yeah? Who wants to know? Who's asking you?
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You are? She'll figure it out, all right. You got a pencil
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and paper, maybe, wise guy, if you don't mind my intruding em
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Simon Tender, well, thanks for telling me Si, Hey you can't.
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I did. I don't move too quick him. I gave the butt,
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But it's you want pointing a business in getting the car, not just yet.
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If you hurt, Louis, you want to get shot, not especially
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the first time. Gotta look at Lowie. He's unconscious. Hey, what
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was the idea? And all I wanted was you? So let's get going,
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Louis. From what I gave him, he'll wake up, but you
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won't if you don't get in the car very well, your name would be
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you already know mine? Where are we going? That's what you're gonna tell
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me. I am yeah, because we're on our way to visit Jimmy Snyder.
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You tell me just so happens? Is the present? Address slips my
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mind? So give her or ouse No, no tonight, we don't play
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tonight. It's what keeps Take me to Snyder. Nobody likes to die.
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This is where you live, not quite yet. Hallways is a draft,
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Dave. Huh, thank you. Snyder's in your apartment. It will be
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inside in a moment. Hold it or what shut up? Okay? Oh
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small, straight ahead? You mean now you've cased the joint. I mean
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I wanted to get that light up now, Tepler. Yeah, I don't
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see Snyder, you know, now that you mentioned it, I don't see
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neither. You could overdo that light stuff, do you really think. So
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where is he? I don't know, but he might be along at any
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moment. Yeah, why not? How would you like a slap of the
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eye? Put your gun down and try it? Why if I would Marie
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approve of your language, not to mention your tactics. She don't have to
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want no one who gives her orders. And thank you? Oh what telling
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me that you're the person who spoke to her over the phone a little while
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ago back at Snadie's apartment explains how you happen to know? I was there,
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big good? And now what I want to know is when is Snyder
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going to show him? Yeah? Of course he may have mislaid his timetable,
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Yeah, or perhaps even his life. Hey, templar, Yes,
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I'm beginning to think that Snyder maybe ain't gonna show at the beginning. It
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shows promise in time. You may have lots of little thoughts, all of
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them said he might be along. I offered no guarantees. Nobody's offered a
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guarantee on your life. From sheer oversight, you could be playing me for
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adult. Oh good, heavens, no, are you a dope? Where
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Snyder? Well, men who have just been married usually spend the time immediately
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he ducked the church. That's interesting, But how did you now? I
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know something else, however, that you don't know. What's that? The
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door behind you has just being sneaked open, very very softly. Huh huh
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hah Oh, I amuse you. You kill me. You're so funny,
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you exaggerate. I'm not the one who may kill you. There's a revolver
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barrel poking it snout around the edge of that door. Point if it's aimed
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at you. Well, I don't take my eyes off you, mister.
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I don't suppose there's anything I could say that would stop that little stranger from
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shooting whoever he or she is. I do dislike having my home used as
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a shooting gallery, though neighbors complain. So, mister Davan, would you
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mind going away and being shot someplace out? I am staying right here.
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Oh, get out of my way. No, oh, you fool.
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I want to go after whoever shot you. That trick. It's some kind
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of trick. You moving up? Oh, it's Lieutenant Archer homicide. Hello,
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Lieutenant, this is Simon Temple. Lieutenant Archer just grab his nash for
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a quick up to the amazon. Lieutenant archer hasn't got an ash. He's
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doing it the hard way. Good night, Lieutenant. Yeah, let's stop
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gnashing your teeth and guess what I've got. I wouldn't want it. I'm
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a married man. His name used to be Dugan, Anthony Dugan. I
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don't like him. Someone else didn't like him harder. So now he's dead.
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My apartment got the killer there too. Sorry. No, well,
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get in touch with me when you do, all right, Lieutenant, I'll
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be right down. Simon. He doesn't make a pretty corpse, and he
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makes a very dead one, though, friend of yours, Lieutenant, neither
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of us really cares. Yeah, company Simon. Who oh, Louis Louis,
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he says, that's what he said. Louis, you're not hurt.
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No, No, In my family, everybody goes around with two heads.
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There was nothing I could do. Hang out with the Saints and see Johns
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Hopkins from a bottle, mister temple Ware is that who? Look? And
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I'm gonna that's him? Yeah, Louis, but he ain't. He ain't
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breathing, No, Louis, Lieutenant, Yeah, Louis and I have an
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errand you mind are leaving? Thanks for asking so long go bye. Luis
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coming, but to wear I think perhaps it's time we visited Carol Blair.
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Huh do you think maybe she needs help? Help or an alibi? Looks
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like the mansion has all closed up to then, hope not. Maybe she's
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asleep. She is she hasn't read the right books. A woman has just
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been left at the altar never sleeps, so now that they don't get sleepy,
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I have nothing but nothing to say to the press. Who's he?
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I don't know? To me, he looks like an outfielder from left field.
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I might I beg your pardon, You, sir, would be a
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Blair. What does the A stand for? You may make all the jokes
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after I shot to go out? Good night, we are coming in,
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mister Blair. Thank you pushing type only when necessary. You're Carol's father,
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uncle, young man uncle? And who are you? Simon templar? H
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this is Lewis hm hmm to night. Everybody goes hmmm. Why does he
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have to use a question mark for me? Your niece asked me the helper,
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mister Blair, Carol is a young idiot. Youth has no monopoly on
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idiocy. I am almost squibbed something that hasn't happened to me in the year.
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How about an offer of employment? The last one I received was in
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the early thirties. Since then, no one's been vulgar enough to That is
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hardly your concern, is it? It might be by the way Marie sends
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your love not here, I beg your pardon. Well we are men of
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the world, true, But still then you knew Jimmy was married. I
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would you like a spot of something truth, I'm afraid we're temporarily out of
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that commodity. Dugan is dead, mister Blair. Indeed, how pleasant to
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discover that thugs like him are mortal. Were you the one who tested his
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mortality he was murdered, Uh, no doubt. Whoever murdered him did so
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with the best of intentions. It wasn't I. However, you haven't asked
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me where Jimmy is. You haven't implied that you know, do you?
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No? You want to know a worse I do in order to test his
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mortality, nondren. I wanted Jimmy to Medicarry wanted it very badly. Oh,
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mister Chandler and Lois, I'm keeping the franchise open. Hello, Louis,
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hullo. I hope you went asleep. Oh no, I couldn't.
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Simon. Have you found Jimmy? No, I did find Marie. However,
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who who is Marie? Uncle theobo can tell you, probably with more
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details than I would know. Uncle. Is she melty? She used to
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be er well friendly with Jimmy at one time? Friendly will you? You
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might say that as a matter of fact, she carried it to the extinctive
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marrying him. Oh no, Uncle, you're a joke, my dear.
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Perhaps you'd let her lie down. Uncle, I warned you time and time
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again. I'm not a child. I never thought you were ill. Mister
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Templar, it isn't true, is it that Jimmy was married? I'm afraid
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it is, But it can't be otherwise. Why would he have been ready
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to marry you? But he was under the impression that he'd been divorced from
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his first wife. Oh and the divorce wasn't any good. So it seems
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then then Jimmy did love me. Jimmy would be the best one to answer
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that, which reminds me, Louis and I have another errand to perform.
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I can't tell us yet whether it would be a matter for the police or
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for the medical examiner. The sample. You're excited, worried. What about
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Lourie. That's why we're ringing a doorbell. No answer, it's locked.
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I I don't like that. It's not much of a lock. Don't look
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now. But you just ruined that lot. It's not important. What is
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important is oh, Marie, Yes, blood on him? I can she's
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dead, yes, close range. The blood leads from the couch there to
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this overturned end table. I means she crawled after whoever shot her left her
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for dead at the couch. She wasn't quite dead. She fell to the
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floor, managed to reach the end table, knocked it over, and started
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to read a magazine or something, because there's one right onto her hand to
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read. Actually, she tore her page out, that's all she was able
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to do it, which means, let's see one side the back cover.
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Yeah, there's a full page advertisement for Hamilton watches. However, she wanted
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to know what time. It was a bad joke, but I don't feel
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good. She's evidently trying to tell us something with that ad, something about
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her murderer. Hey, maybe the guy who shot up was a watchmaker.
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Huh yeah, possibly that more obviously that his name was Hamilton. So far
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as we know, there's been no Hamilton connected with the case, and would
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be stretching coincidence too far anyway, that he made clue like that. Now
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I'll have to wait. No, I can't wait too, I'm calling the
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Blairs. You want to let Carol know her husband is now a widower.
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I want to find out who's home. Hello, Carol, Simon, templar
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Simon, you found Jimmy. Not exactly, Carol, is your uncle in
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No, he went for a walk in the park. He was upset,
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Thanks Carol, goodbye. Come on, Louie, where we're gone. We're
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upset too, So let's make it the park. You know, this year
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just happens to be a very very dark No sign of uncle Theobo's Temple.
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You think there's something funny about him taking a walk this time of night.
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Tony hmm, not necessarily. Let's called it dangerous. No, I'm nervous,
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let's not. Maybe maybe he used to be a watchmaker. It's possible,
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mister Temple. You don't just thought of something else. You kind of
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stopped looking for Jimmy Snyding. You think it's it's hopeless I don't know other
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things to worry about first this night, or if he's still alive. You
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wouldn't bet on that. Hey, look up ahead by the side of the
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road. Yeah, the bowl. It's waiting for the traffic lights to change.
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Not many cars or driving around through the park this time and night,
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though, But there is one park down the road a bit. Come on,
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Yeah, that lights change, you're starting to cross. Here's the car,
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dear boat see a boat you ain't heard. He's out of the rock
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with clear boat. The car hit him, no lights, no license plate
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type has he done? No car just sideswiped it. He sable? Hello?
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That driving? No? No, no murder is driving that car?
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Tried to kid you say, well, we'll get an ambulance for you.
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He'll be all right. But like, I've got to know something. Do
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you have a place of your own besides Carol's house? Yes, I keep
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a small room. Shall be vanity of mine, but it belongs to me.
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Where is it? Thanking tennis blace, apartment three? Have fun?
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And do we go get helpful him? How way did you get back?
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And then and then we'll remember the forgotten man. Hm. You ain't a
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very elegant dumb, Louis, I'm worried about who's killing everybody. No,
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I think that's fairly clear. Oh, you speak for yourself, John,
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But Mary's dying action it puzzles me. That ad for watches, it seems
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the point nowhere. It just adds an unnecessary complication for me. All complications
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are unnecessary. No, mister Temple, maybe what you need as a secretary.
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What all I said was, Louis, I love you. What Look
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this is my busy weekend. Please this apartment three? Oh, this is
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where he hangs out when he ain't to be attle rich. Hey yeah,
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if I'm back there, this is closet. Oh look now, but that
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dare must be Jimmy Snyder all tied up and gag. You're quite right,
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Louis, I better run tied Louis, you better make a phone call to
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the police. Mister Snyder can untie himself without too much difficulty. I suspect.
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Hey, hey, he's got a hand. I rather thought you would.
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I'll take that gun. And oh you felt you had to do that?
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Of course he wasn't tied up very good. No, you all right,
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I'll phone the police. But what'll I tell him to come and pick
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up mister James Snyder, vanishing bridegrooman murderer, Simon, I don't understand.
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How could it have been Jimmy, Well, he was married to Marie.
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Marie and her happy little trigger man Dugan were preparing to blackmail him as soon
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as he married. You can. Jimmy didn't care for the program, and
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so he killed him. Right, Louis, Your uncle also knew, so
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that meant that he too would have to die. But Jimmy tried to arrange
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it so that Theobald's death would seem to be an accident. After he ran
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him down in the park, he went to the abol's apartment and pat himself
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up. He knew someone would find him there shortly, and everybody would have
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thought that uncle had killed Marie and Dugan. Simon, However, did you
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know Marie she was murdered in her living room. She was wearing a nightgown
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at the time. It's hardly likely she would have perceived any ordinary visitor in
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that state except her husband Jimmy. Right, Lurie O in no look watch
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the business with the watch ad. Well, we know that Marie dying tore
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a page out of a magazine obviously, because that page contained an indication of
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who had killed it. White a minute, all that page contained was an
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ad for Hamilton watching you're forgetting something late. What was Marie doing the first
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time that we met, it was, oh, yeah, she was reading
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a book about American history. I remembered that. And then when you mentioned
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the word secretary, Yeah, this, I mentioned Laura. I knew whom
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she'd named this her murderer. Uh huh, I still don't know, Lewis.
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Yeah, like in American history, who was Alexander Hamilton? Oh?
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Oh we pilgrim father, No, Pilgrim's son, Louis Alexander Hamilton was the
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first Secretary of the Treasury. Ah hah. So so who's the Secretary of
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the Treasury today? Oh that's a guy named Wait a minute, let me
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look at the dollar bill. Oh yeah's right. And Jimmy Schneider was a
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suspect. So it goes to show people on to read American history. You
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know, Marie was awfully bright. I'm not. I feel terrible, Simon.
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You needn't Carol. You'll get over Jimmy, do you think so,
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Simon, Well, Lewis, Ohymester Temple, please go take a cab.
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You have been listening to another transcribed adventure of the Saint, the robin Hood
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of modern crime. Now here is our starve and some price. Ladies and
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gentlemen. From the past, we have received a heritage, our American heritage,
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and it consists of many things. It's an ideal and a way of
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past only by using our heritage well to day, by taking pride in the
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most complete expression of individual liberties, civil rights and personal dignity. And by
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doing so we'll be guaranteeing our future. For we have learned from history that
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free people governing themselves through a free government, a dynamic example of man's finest
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ideals at work. To every American then falls the task of protecting our heritage
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for freedom is everybody's job. This is Vincent Price inviting you to join us
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again next week at this same time for another exciting adventure of The Saint the
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Night. This script of The Saint was written by Lewis Vitties. In our
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cast, you heard Violivan as Marie and Sharon Douglas as Carol. Sheldon Leonard
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was Dugan Ted Osborne uncle Theobald Frank Gerstel was Lieutenant Archer. Louis is played
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by Larry Dodkin. The Saint, based on characters created by Leslie charteris as
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sometimes very bewildering families. The Blandings family continues to have typically suburban adventures in
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their famous dream house. Carry Grant and Betsy Drake star as mister and Missus
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Blandings. Sunday also means a visit with the hilarious Harris's and their friends on
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the Phil Harris Alice Fay Show. This is end the National Broadcasting Company.
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Welcome back Well. I continue to enjoy the Saint and Sheldon Leonard as a
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regular guest thug. It's a bit of an oddity, but it's not unheard
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of. Longtime listeners will remember when we played the series Rogues Gallery, where
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Gerald Moore was on the show nearly every week within Rogue's Gallery with Dick Powell.
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However, he was also almost always the murderer, which did subtract a
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bit from the sense of suspense. But there were a couple episodes where they
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surprised me by having Gerald Moore on the episode but not actually the killer.
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Like that could happen any that will actually do it for today, join us
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back here tomorrow for Police Headquarters and then a week from tomorrow the Adventures of
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Ellery Queen. In the meantime, send your comments to Box thirteen at Great
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So from Boise, Idaho, this is your host, Adam Grahamson and Off