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Frank Race: The Adventure of the Lovable Character (EP0934) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho. This
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our listeners, and among them is Keith. Thank you so much for your
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support. Well, now it's time for days a case of Frank Rice,
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The Adventure of the Lovable Characters. The Adventures of Frank Race starring Paul Dubo
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with Tony Barrett as Mark Donovan. The War changed many things, the face
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of the earth and the people on it. Before the war, Frank Race
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worked as an attorney, but he traded his law books for the Cloak and
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Dagger of the Oss and when it was over, his former life was over.
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Two adventure had become his business, The Adventures of Frank Race. And
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now we joined Frank Race for the Adventure of the Lovable Characters. There's something
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about San Francisco that makes you feel alive. Perhaps it's the climate, but
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whatever it is, it calls for physical activity. Mark and I had been
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through a rough day, and yet night found us engaged in a healthful exercise
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at a bowling alley near our hotel. How's that for nicking a split spear?
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Very need, Marcus, that's the frame and you win again? Yes,
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and want a pice? Take it for a Finnish time. Give me
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a chance to get even. Let's have a cup of coffee with the counter
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first. Okay, I'm Actel Javis. Hey, Hey, look what's that
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name again? The girl Mark referred to had been on hand for an hour
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or more watching our game. She was lovely in an offbeat sort of way,
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not at all like an American girl. She came up to the corner
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and at first she hesitated, as though she were going to take a seat.
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Then she changed her mind suddenly and walked towards us. Frank Race,
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that's my name, and this is mister Donovan. You've been tagging us for
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about an hour, and I'm curious. I have been deliberating whether or not
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to trust you with a matter of great importance. It's not an easy decision
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to make when one is in a strange country. For somebody who is in
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a strange country. You found us all right in a rather strange place.
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Yeah, yeah, whatever you're equipped for assisted ain't Poland. I know of
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you by reputation, mister Race. The clerk at the hotel said that I
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might find you here. I need your help. My name is Suzette.
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I am the wife of Prince Muitbe. Wait a minute, I need the
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guy who got that big spread in the papers last week. Yes, just
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a rape from India. He's the ruler of the province of Kaijan. That's
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right, mister Race. He came to America for medical health. Medicine is
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not one of my accomplishments, I know, But he needs you in another
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capacity. Please come to our suite at the Fair Hills. We are telling
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about an hour. You must be near my husband because well, I am
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certain that somebody intends to kill him. Prince mohoud based suite at the Fair
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Hills Hotel turned out to be more than a sweet. The prince and his
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retinue, including all twelve of his wives, occupied the entire fourth floor of
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the hostelry and all the wives and servants wore Native guard making it difficult to
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distinguish one from another. But we were finally steered to the apartment of Suzette.
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Were we not well, Grice? Tell me some? Of course,
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when these people get ready to leave here, how will the hotel know whether
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they are aware on their clothes or steel in a sheet? That is a
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question mark. Oh, mister Race, mister Donovan, come in please,
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I have prepared my mother in law for your coming. Your mother in law,
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yes, the Prince's mother, the Maharani of Kajan. She is in
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the next room through those drapes. She may be very difficult. Show me
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a modern lawd than ain't quired. Mark, Let's go, gentlemen, the
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Maharani of Kajan. The Maharani of Kajan was quite a surprise. She was
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dressed in tweeds, her hair was close cropped, and it took only one
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look at her florid face to tell me she was not a native of Indian.
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She was as British as a cup of tea. My daughter in law's
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overstepped her authority in calling you here. Gentlemen. However, since you are
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here, you may as well put an end to her foolish fears. Your
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son's wife doesn't seem to think they are foolish my son has twelve wives.
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They've all got some sort of complaint. Suzette happens to be French and much
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too emotional. But Mamma, don't call me mama. I don't like to
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interfere in a family matter. But perhaps you can tell me why you think
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Suzette's fears are not grounded, because she's as neurotic as my son. If
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he had one English girl in the he's married, he'd have more backbone.
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Providence knows. I've tried to buck him up. Brother one battles. Why
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does your son the prince require medical attention? Not medical, mister Race psychiatric.
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We came to America to a consult a psychiatrist. There's nothing wrong with
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him physically, but there is. He's been having no since Sits all in
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his mind. And find that out for yourself, mister Race. Doctor Kerner's
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his psychiatrist. Ask him in the Grayson building and see him tomorrow. Thank
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you, I will very well. Then you're dismissed. That's what, Mama,
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You're dismissed. We left the Maharani and stepped into the corridor and did
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a little broken field, running through the other eleven wives who were wandering around
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like a football team between halves, and then Susette led us into a small
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room. He's so strong, so overbearing. Please you must help me.
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I should like to see your husband. This is the anteroom to his quarters.
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I would rather not go in with you. Shoot yourself. Look,
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Mark, there's something you can do. Meanwhile, see if you can locate
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the home of doctor Kerner, and if you do, call him and ask
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him if I may drop in on him tonight, corner, okay, ceiling,
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and don't get detoured by a bed sheet on your way out. And
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now the prince, right through that door. I will try to see you
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again before you leave. I opened the door and went into the next room.
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It was a large room equipped like a gymnasium. Seated in a chair,
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wearing an undershirt and shorts was a burly figure reminiscent of Tony Galletto.
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It was puffing on a cigar, and he greeted me through clenched teeth and
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a tobacco haze. Hi fella, Well hello, so what are you staring
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at me? For? Mac You're not prince Mohud Bay made a prince.
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Hey, you got a real sense of human mac na. I ain't the
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Prince. I'm Buttsy Reagan. I'm a physical culture ex boy. Oh for
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a minute, I thought I'd be eating doctor Kerner myself. Nothing. I
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came in to see the Prince. I thought he was here. He is,
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he's exercise, at least that's what he calls it. But where is
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he? Over there in the corner at a room, Seeing it was believing
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it. The Prince, clad in his bed sheet, was in the corner,
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standing on his head. His two feet were up in the air,
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and he looked like some kind of a modernistic lamp. I've been trying to
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get him to work out on the rowing machine, but it's no dice.
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I come up here twice a day, and all he wants to do a
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stand on his head. He learned it from some guy named yike Yogi.
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Yeah, must be a jerk. That could drive him nuts. You know,
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is he in a trance or can I talk to him? You could
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try grab a pillar and sit down in front of him. Thanks, Prince
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mohoud Bay go away. I am concentrating. You can concentrate later. I
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need some information. Do you have any enemies? I have many enemies,
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Like who everybody? I'm surrounded by enemies, except for my mother. She
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protects me. I see, but is there any particular enemy who sent you
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here? Your wife? Don't be invasive? Answer me. Oh, oh,
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the one named Suzepp's just as I thought, another enemy. Get out
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of here, Get out before I quote for him. All right, all
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right, I'll go take it easy. Thanks. Oh that's okay. Is
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is he always like this? Yeah? Happy, ain't it? Oh?
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Delightful, just delightful. Find our doctor, Colonel lives Mark. Sure did
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gotta join a knob Hill. I tell him that you was coming to see
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good. Let's drive over. I'm I'm sorry I kept you waiting so long.
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Yeah, I didn't mind. I had the radio. One gave me
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a chance to hear Spade, Sam Spade, Sam Spade, Corley the King
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in a Weston Swing. We think I am a trader. Doctor Kerner's home
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was what you might expect of knob Hill, luxurious and exclusive. As the
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butler admitted me, I noticed an imposing portrait of a very striking woman dominating
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the central hall. I was led into the library and there was another portrait
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of the same woman over the fireplace. There were also several photographs of her
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expensively framed and prominently displayed in all parts of the room. About five minutes
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passed before doctor Kerner came in. I was told that your visit is urgent,
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mister Race. What is your problem. Well, I'm not a patient,
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doctor Kerner, I'm an investigator. I want some information about Prince Mohud
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Bay. I've been informed that you are treating him. The prince. Oh,
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yes, very interesting case. His wife, one of his wife seems
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to think that somebody is trying to eliminate the prince. Where if the prince
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seems to share the same view, he's been a problem, mister Race.
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I don't know how a man can be so childish, so muddled. Then
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you don't think there's anything to the suspicions, but it takes a long time
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to be sure. The Prince does have a very definite persecution complex, but
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that's only part of it. The roots are deep in another problem. Mind
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telling me about it, since you're an authorized investigator. Not at all.
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Prince Mohood Bay has an Oedipus complex that is staggering. A mother fixation of
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the worst kind. She dominates his every thought. When she's near, she
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makes him afraid. But how come he has so many wives. She doesn't
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seem to favor the idea, as I understand it. Every time his mother
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left the province or permitted him to go on a vacation by himself, he
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married a new girl. Understandable anything else, No, I'm certain the mother
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fixation is the root of it. I know it must be difficult for you
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to understand as a layman, but it's a common psychiatric problem. Some grow
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men can be handled like children by their mothers. Well, thank you,
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I'll go now, I'll show you out. Oh I noticed that you've been
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eyeing my portraits and photographs. Lovely? Oh, yes, yes, the
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subject is a very attractive woman, quite commending. Ah, yes, she
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is the most wonderful woman in the world. Your wife, Oh great Jupiter.
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No, mister Race, I'm not married my mother. Oh, thank
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you, and good night, Doctor Kernel. I don't know, yes,
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me, Race, It all sounds pretty screwing. Maybe yes, Mark,
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maybe no. But Suzette strikes me as being a sensible girl, even though
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she is snowed under by the Maharani. You mean you're gonna keep working on
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it just for kicks, even if there's nothing to it. We've been meeting
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a crop of lovable characters. Yeah, I'll buy part of that. We
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have been meeting characters. Listen to that guy blowing his haunt to pass,
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and he's a half a block behind. I don't think he wants to pass.
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He wants us to wait until he catches up to us. Pull over.
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You're the boss, that's your mister Race. It's busy, the physical
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culture expert. Yeah, busy. I try to catch it the ducks,
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but he was driving off when I got there. You gotta get back to
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the Fair Hills Hotel right away. Why what's wrong? I don't know for
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sure. The dame was hysterical, but somebody's been shot. We'll return to
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the adventures of Frank Race in just about one minute. And now back to
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the Adventures of Frank Race. Police car surrounded the block near the Fair Hills
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Hotel. By the time we arrived. I flashed my credentials and was admitted
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to Prince mohood based fourth floor domain. I passed the Prince's apartment and immediately
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discovered that he was not the victim. He was in the corner standing on
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his head, ignoring the pleas of a police sergeant who wanted him right side
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up for questioning. I found Suzette's room under the police guard. The body
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of a woman was stretched out near the window. An ambulance attendant was fixing
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her shoulder. Suzette was in the quarters of the Maharami. This is no
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time for hysterics. She's had quite a shock. I imagine you might try
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being kind, young men. I am the Mara Harami of Kajan, and
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no common you will happen to be in the United States. Dear lady,
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we're all commoners here and we obey nobody but the traffic cop on the corner.
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So you can stop that line of chatter. Now, come on,
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honey, sit up or race. It was horrible. I saw it.
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Grabble, now tell me what happened. I was getting ready to retire,
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and the shot came through the window. And then one thing I don't know
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who was the victim, by certain an entirely unimportant person. I told you
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to get off that line. Shootings are very important here, whether the victim
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is a maid or a queen, poor girl, Why would anybody want to
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shoot her? I don't think anybody did. It was accidental. That bullet
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was meant for you, baby, For me. Nonsense, is it?
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We'll see now, you said the bullet came through the window. Yes,
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but I didn't even hear it. We didn't know it was a bullet until
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later. Is there a balcony outside the window? No? Nothing. You
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better call the ambulance doctor when he's finished and hadn't give you a sedative.
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I'm going to find the officer in charge. I found the officer in charge
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and stuck with him until he got a ballistic report. The bullet had come
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from a high powered rifle. With that bit of information, I picked Mark
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up and headed for the streets. All right, so what are you looking
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at? The building for Suzette's room is located on the front of the hotel,
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and the shot came from the outside. Yet there's nothing across the street
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for the small public park. Wait a minute, you mean a shot was
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fired from the park up to a fourth floor window. No, the bullet
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took almost a straight course, so maybe the guy with the gun climbed a
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train. None of the trees of that tall. The shot must have been
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fired from one of the buildings on the other side of the park. Are
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great, But by who then, I dick, it's a good six hundred
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yards over there, I'm building. That's not too far for an expert marksman
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with the telescopic site. And that's why Suzette didn't hear a shot. Yeah,
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but somebody over there would avoid it. That isn't two choice of neighborhood
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over there, mark, the park is the dividing line. Wait, wait
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a minute, that's right, Joe pass the other side and the way down
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before and it is a penny arcade and the shooting gallery. Yeah, so
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a shot over there could get lost. Look, I want you to check
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those buildings, fourth and fifth floor levels, see if you can find where
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the shot may have come from. Will do? Oh what are you going
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to? I'm going to see if I can bake an upside down cake.
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I'm telling you, Mac, the cops couldn't flip them over, So I
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don't see how you expected, though it talked on the way you did before,
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all right, But he's turning my whole world topsy turvy. I feel
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silly talking to a man who's standing on his head. So I gotta be
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here a couple of hours a day, and I feel silly too, But
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after all, Mac a box a buck for what I get on his job
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I'll blow a bubble pipe if he wants. You've got logic on your side,
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buttsy, well, I guess it's the only way. Nice to see
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you again, Prince, Let's be friends. You mind if I shake your
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foot? Go away? You disturb my meditation? Ever do any big game
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hunting? Prince? Why do you want to know? Are you gathering information
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from my inner No, I'm planning to visit your country. I thought we
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might get together and bag a few tigers. I won't go with you.
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I don't like you. I won't let you use my elephants. My mother
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won't even let you get into the province. You mean you're going to keep
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all those nice tigers for yourself. Yes, all right, then I won't
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let you play with my part cheese. He set see you later. See
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he's as cracked as a glass pitcher after a brewer's convention. He's not as
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cracked as he seems to be. Buddy, what do you mean come into
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the andy room for a minute. Sure all comes to Zette called you to
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go after me when I was out at the doctors. She didn't have to
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call me. I was right here. I guess she picked me because I
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know the town. Somebody could have telephoned. The doc's number ain't listed.
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Where was nature Boy when the shooting took place? In this standing on his
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nagging? Where else? You're sure of that? Sure, I'm sure I
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was with him. All I ever seemed to do is sit there and count
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this just the same. Keep your eye on him. He may be all
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right when he's standing on his head, but things may start to happen if
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he gets on his feet. It was a cinch. Nothing else would happen
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at the Fairy Hills Hotel. While the Boys in Blue were parading the halls,
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Mark hadn't returned yet, so I left a message at the desk telling
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him I'd gone back to our hotel to turn in for the night. I
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was drifting off to dreamland when Mark, as usual, slipped in on tip
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toe. He rates up, because where did you learn to be so gentee?
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I can't come in without open the door? Can I come on?
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Come on? Pile out of a kip. I got bangs to show you.
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Let's like what like where the shot could have come from? It hit
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dead maid? Is it a place that ties in like a couple of boy
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scout and not s? Look? Do you know what's on the fourth floor
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in a building smack across the park. I'll know if you'll ever get around
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and telling me. I am there a gymnasium, a physical culture studio owned
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by one putsy Re. And unless I am very much mistaken, he is
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the same guy which you said was I had to keep the prince in trim.
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That is a chunk of information. Mark tost me my clothes. Oh,
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anyway, there is more, and this could also fit. What is
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it? What's the name of that sick you know, the sick guy doctor,
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you mean the psychiatrist. Yeah, yeah, that's him, the sick
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chiatrist. Yeah, colonel, that's what I thought. Yeah. Well,
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on the fifth floor of the next build. And see there's an office by
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James Koiner rings a bell the last name I mean, So I checked.
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The guy runs a salvage business, and he happens to be the doc's brother.
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How do you like that? You like my information? Oh, Marcus,
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I love it. Let's have a look at both those places right now.
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The office of James Kinder turned out to be innocent enough. From all
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appearances, it was a legitimate business. We locked the place carefully and moved
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to the next building and gained access to the fourth floor gymnasium operated by Buzzy
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Reagan. Well looks Bob Belts a drunk laying around. Don't go trip on
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me, I won't m three windows facing across the park. Suzette's room is
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the sixth from the corner of the hotel on the fourth floor. Perfect view
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from here, all right, and the maid could have been blasted from me
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here. Yes, turn the lights lights you want to give us await that
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coton. Nobody will notice. It's only a gym. There isn't even a
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watchman in the building. Okay, you want lights, you get lights.
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Yeah, what are you looking for? This? For one thing on the
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window? Still here, It's just a mark and a dust, it's all,
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Yes, the same kind of a mark a gun barrel would make if
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it were arrested. There to steady the aim, that's right. And there
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may be an empty cartridge on the floor side. What was that? Any
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bullet came through the window, but no gunshot. That means it came from
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the hotel across the park. Crawl over and dust the lights. Then we
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can get out of here. I mean a weather picked off the maid from
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over here is now trying to blast us over there. That's right, Mark,
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because we're too close to winding this up. We're going back to the
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Ferry Hills Hotel for our final visit. Going back into the hotel this time
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was a bit more nerve racking than other visits. The would beat killer now
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knew that somebody was closing in, and we were logical suspects, even though
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it might have been impossible to recognize as fully through a telescopic site, which
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also accounted for the maid being victim of the bullet intended for Suzette. I
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posted Mark near the elevators where he could stop anybody who try to leave.
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I had it for the Prince's chamber, but just then the door opened and
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outstepped doctor Kerner. Well, mister Race, how nice to see you again.
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You're abroad rather late, doctor. If the Prince needed some attention,
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mostly a medical in this case, he's been injured, Oh no, just
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a severe headache from standing on his head. It's really very amusing. I
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think he's doing all this simply because his mother told him to do it for
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some unfathomable reason. I thought it was an act. Is he's sleeping now?
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Oh yes, very soundly. He won't come round until morning. A
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man at the elevator may try to prevent your leaving. Just tell him I
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said it was all right. Oh, thank you, mister Race. And
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I'm especially glad I saw you because I have a gift i'd like you to
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accept. Oh it's this picture of my mother, since you admire the other
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so much, Well, thank you, doctor, just what I've always wanted.
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I stuffed mother Colonel's picture into my pocket next to my heart, and
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head it for Suseette's apartment. I opened the door and the room was empty,
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and I caught the sound of voices from behind the drapes that separated the
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Maharani's quarters from Suzette's. I moved over and listened. I tell him why
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because I have ordered you to say nothing. I know how to handle these
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things, and I shall tell him when the time is right. In case
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my husbands, he has a right to know immediately. I'd listened to you
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long enough. Well, girls, we seem to be having a disagreement.
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Oh dare you and you keep quiet now, Susette, what is it?
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She doesn't want you to tell your husband. I'm going to have a baby,
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a new little prince, which the Maharani couldn't keep quiet forever unless you
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happen to be dead. Insinuate. I'm insinuating that you were trying to kill
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this girl so that she and her child wouldn't be able to take top spot
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in your son's affections. You don't like the back seat old girl, but
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you shot a maid by accident, and that's still the stuff that jails are
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made up here. No, you won't. You hired busy Regan to keep
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him here evenings and give you the run of his gym, and a sportswoman
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like you can handle a rifle very well. I'm sure, Mamma, you
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don't call me mama. Come on, Suzette, I'll take you to another
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room until the police come here to pick up mama. Police stick me up
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for shooting a servant. Ridiculous and kaijan Mama, perhaps, but not here,
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Mama, not here. The police arrived finally and took Mama away to
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a place where you can't get very bossy unless you happen to own the keys,
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so she said, dashed off to tell her husband the new was both
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good and bad, but she had to save it until the next morning.
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Anyhow, and until the headache treatment wore off. Mamma wound up with a
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sentence that promised to keep her out of circulation until the expected junior Prince would
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be past the diaper's stage. As a matter of fact, there didn't seem
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to be any point in the happy little family hanging around until Mamma got out,
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so Mark drove me down to the docks to say goodbye to Susette and
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her prince as they set sail for dear old kaijan Ah. You know Race,
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this fine boy. You stuff always gets me Ba, I want a
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time, want to cry when I start waving good bye, even if I
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don't want the people on the ball right, they better get here sooner they'll
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miss the boat. Yeah. He who comes from said, nah, what's
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the guide on? I don't know? All right? Race? Oh,
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I'm so glad we could see you before we go. Yes, thank you
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for your assistance. Well why do you look at me so strangely? I
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didn't recognize you for a minute, Prince? We must score of board now,
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goodbye, mister Race. I have a pleasure? Was my pleasure?
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By say? Hey, that was kind of dopey? What Mark not recognizing
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the prince you've seen him before, yes, Marcus, but you're forgetting something
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All the other times he was upside down. The Adventures of Frank Race starring
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Paul Dubov with Tony Barrett as Mark Donovan comes to you from Hollywood. Others
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heard in tonight's cast were Monty Marquets, Michael Anne Barrett, Stanley Prager,
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and Byron Kane. This series is written and directed by Joel Murcott and Buckley
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Angel. The music is composed and played by Ivan Ditmars. Be sure to
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me win us again this time next week for another dramatic chapter in the Adventures
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of Frank Race. O Gilmore speaking. This is a BPS production. Welcome
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back when. One of the more light episodes of Frank Race. My favorite
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pardon there was when he said he was listening to Spade on the radio,
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and Race said, Sam Spade, and he explained it with some other badens
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and Donovan said, what do you think I am a trader? That part
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was just really a funny and a nice little reference to another program. All
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right, Well, listener comments and feedback, and we have this from Keith
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who writes in greetings, I'm a long time listening truck driver. I go
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all the way back to dragging at year one. I wanted to give you
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a shout out as I'm delivering in your hometown of Boise today and it reminded
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me of the years of entertainment I've received. I'd like to express my appreciation.
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It's very boring here on the highways and byways, and I find that
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your podcasts do an excellent job of keeping me entertained through the long days and
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nights. In any case, you have the excellent work. I hope that
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everything is going well for you and yours sincerely, Keith. Well, thanks
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so much. Keith, truly appreciate you listening, and stay safe out there
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on the roads. All right. Well, I do want to briefly let
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you know about the specials we have over at over on our premium site and
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on the app The big one that I'd encourage everyone to listen to is John
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Gielgood in Hamlet for Theater Guild. On the air. We also have a
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Gerald More guest appearance on Doctor Christian and William Johnstone starring as Herman Melville on
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caval Keat of America. So these are some of the extras that are available
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this month for those of you have the premium site in particular. I know
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if you've got the app, it'll just come up in the listings, but
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I just wanted to make you aware of that. All Right, Well,
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tomorrow we're going to continue with the album Summers Matter, and then join us
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back here next Tuesday for another episode of Frank Rice. And meanwhile, I
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send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot net while I was on
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host, Adam Graham's son and Off