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now it's time for today's episode of the Great Detectors of Old Tom Radio and
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of the line up. Today's show is called The Bakery Bandit's Bad Blooper.
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Enjoy, ladies and gentlemen. By transcription, we take you now behind the
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scenes of a police headquarters in a great American city, or under the cold
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glaring lights. Will pass before us the innocent, the vagrant, the thief,
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the murderer. This is the lineup. Hi, Ben, no clan,
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Now your witnesses right over there in the first row. Oh yeah,
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thanks, Say if you get your car with you? Yeah? Why our
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minds in the shop, and don't maybe give me a little trome. Well,
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I gotta wait for Pete. But you're welcome if you want to stick
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around. Yeah. Thanks, I'll see you later. Yeah, I see
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you. Man? Oh miss Green? Oh been here? Line? Do
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you think you have the man? I don't know. If you see anybody
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that looks familiar at all? I want you to speak up? Will you
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be many people to choose? Come, there'll be quite a few. Hey,
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I have your attention. Please you people out there on the other side
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of the wire on the audience room, man, I have your attention.
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Please that my name is Carterer, Sergeant beat Carger. I'll explained the lineup
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to you. Each of the suspects you see will be numbered. I'll call
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off a number their name in charge. If you have any questions or identifications,
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Please remember the number of signs of prisoners. I call his name if
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you're sure. You're not too sure of the suspects having help questions? I
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asked these perspects are ready to get a natural tonal voice, not make too
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much attention to their answers that they often lie. Okay, bring on the
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line, all right, keep it moving right over the understand? Oh can
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I can and facebook answer side number three? Take a hand out of your
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pockets, and when you answer my questions, talk up to the people in
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the back of the room. Can hear what you have to say? Okay?
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To Roy Morris, open charge, step out me Roy? Where do
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you live to thirty seven in one quarter's a hotel? Jefferson? Where do
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you work? And I'm not working? Answer? You had a job?
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Well, I guess about three months. Why'd you work on your last job?
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Baker? Only when you worked at the bakery. The b Yeah,
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you work at the main plan is about your job? I cleaned them,
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Jada. I guess you could call it then, what would you call it?
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Clean up man? Okay? The right? Step back? Number two
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James Hamilton open shot. He's about seven East Waterfield. That doesn't Yeah,
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what's your business? Man? Right? I don't know what a handyman is.
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Jim, Why don't you tell me? No? That's not targeant have
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a suspect raised his voice? Talk higher major voice, Jim, Yeah,
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higher like dud higher higher, sergeant, Hi, Jim, you'll talk more
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like it. I'll think what do you want me to say? I feel
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silly? Stay naming a dress again, James, I don't tell lay Waterfield
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that's not the man. Okay, sergeant, that's fine, Jim. Is
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that all you can speak? Naturally? Hope can't step back, Jim,
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sup all right? Number three, what do you Bryan grand theft auto?
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Come on, step out, take a hand out of your pockets? Where
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do you let Bill? Two eleven South one ether were that that's a new
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development over near Marvea. Yea veteran development, isn't it? Bill? Yes,
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sir, watch your business. I've never been arrested. Just answer the
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question. I'm sorry you employed? Yes? Where queer Field Construction Company?
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Anyone? What do you want? You're arrested? Noir? What kind of
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a car? Was it a warn car? I don't know what kind of
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was I've been drinking, drank much, I'm not much. I got a
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fight with my wife. Oh, I'm sorry. But what I'm supposed to
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answer the question? You got a fight with your wife? Yes, you
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got drunk? I sure did. Then what you do? Well? I
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don't remember much. I guess I just got in the car and drove it
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off. I guess I was feeling sorry for myself and just wanted something to
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happen. It happened, Yes, sir, sure did? How long you
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been married? Three months? Since I got back from overseas? Where overseas
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though Korea? You didn't hold up a bakery while you were feeling sorry for
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yourself? Did him hould up a bakery? I sure didn't. Okay,
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step back though, I'm sure he is the one. I'm sure he is.
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Nana right, all right? Be on some coffee? Yeah, no
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identifications? Now's miss Green going to identify anybody who walked into a stone with
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a silk stocking over his head. Pretty tough, he would trying. I've
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seen it. Yeah, thanks, sure can change your face in a hurry.
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Yeah, you know whoever this guy is, he's smart. He's done
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all three jobs on Monday morning. That's smart, and he gets to take
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for two full days. These bakeries are open on sounds like he might have
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worked for the bakery. Yeah, I know somebody who works for him.
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He wouldn't know how to find those four saints unless he was well informed about
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six' one wait around one eight, wear his brown hat and leather jacket.
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Man, there's silk stocking over his face. Hey, it's good coffee,
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carries a gun. Revolve him. I hope we get him before someone scares
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him and he starts using it. You get the rest of the baker's staked
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out. Yeah, MnAl cover from Sunday night till Tuesday morning. Can't spare
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him in a longer. The man yea as a client man silk stocking play
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at the Excelsior Bakery and shot a guy Kevin dohn Elliott waiting for the ambulance
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Celsia Bakery. Okay, Pete, now I'm taking something hot. The guy
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with a silk stocking, just held up another bakery, shot someone then,
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Yeah, this is Monday, ambulance is here. Yeah, that's coining.
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Any witnesses. Just a girl in the store. Who's the man check her
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for the bakery? Just mak him around. Talk to the Girlian and I've
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been too busy getting you in the ambulance. Down here, and let's see
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what he has to say. I'm miss beauty. I got to take him
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to the hospital and more more after he gets to this Lieutenant Guthrie and the
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sergeant Cargo. They'd like to ask you some questions. I hope I can
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help. Did you get a good look at the man was beating a good
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look? Yes, it was horrible. He looked like well, I can't
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describe it. His face was all pushed out of shape under his silk stocky.
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Same guy. How did it happen? It all started after I'd given
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him the money. He made you open the safe, yes, the floor
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safe. He made me go into the back of the store with him.
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I was scared stiff. Well, we got into the storeroom and he made
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me open the safe. Then he told me to put all the money into
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the bread bag. I did it fast, I could. I just wanted
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him to leave, get out of the shop. And what happened then?
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Then he made me lie out on the floor. I'd done what he said.
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The bell on the front door rang. I was to check it from
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the bakery, mister Burns, go ahead. Well, the bell rang,
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and this robber made me get up and go out and see what it was.
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He told me to wait on him as though nothing had happened, said
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he'd have hes gut on me not to make any slips. I've never been
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so scared in my life. How does he know it was mister Burns.
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How did he know? Well, I guess when I started talking to him,
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mister Burns, that is. I'm fainted when I saw who it was.
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Why did you try to warn him, mister Burns? No, I
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was just scared that I just stood there. I'd only done something. No,
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just relax, try to take it easy and take your time. Yes,
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sir, I knew that mister Burns had come to check the door and
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they'd gone to the back of the store. All I could do was stand
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there. I tried to talk, but nothing would come out. Finally I
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asked mister Burns to go away and come back later, and what Burns do.
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We just laughed and made a joke about my having a boyfriend in the
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back of the door. The robber must have gotten scared when mister Burns laughed,
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because that's whenny, Oh my gosh, I'm getting the shakes, look
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at me. Yeah, I'll be all right, it's funny, y.
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I was pretty good, so I started telling you about it. You want
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to tell us the rest? Sure, I'll be all right. Well,
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mister Burns is still laughing. When I heard the first shot. It all
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happened so fast, and I was still frightened. You said, first shot?
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How many shots were fire? How many? Oh? Three? I
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think I was looking at mister Burns when the first one hit him. He
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stopped laughing. I'll never forget his fake. Did he shoot at you?
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I don't think so. He fired two more times. As I remember,
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mister Burn's goun around and selling the counter. Right over there, the dark
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found three wholesome broom And what happened? Then when the man ran out the
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front door, I ran after him and yelled for the police. Man of
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a straight call. Then that's when I got the calls. Beauty. You
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remember if the hold up man touched anything. If there was any place where
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he might have left fingerprints, let me see. Oh, I don't think
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i'd remember if he did. Get all the information on this meeting. I
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want to statement, right, we will, and then this guy is going
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to be easy. He'll slip. I'll always do Yeah. In the meantime,
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he's not going to fill up this hospital. There's the dock. I
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hope he has something good to see, you know. So, Oh God,
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thre you look as tired as I fail. I'm tired, all right.
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How about Burns? I can't tell you he's still out, just really
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amount of surgery. It took three slugs out of the center abdomen when when
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he looked like thirty eight's sent them over to Charlie in the lab. I
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don't shack. They were steel jackets, otherwise Burns wouldn't have any stomach at
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all. Must have been fired at close range. Powder burns on his shirt,
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and according to the witness, he was about ten feet away. That's
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hap to close down to Charlie in the lab. Shannie is going to be
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tired to have any leads on who did it. I don't know a thing.
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What does he look like? You ever see a man with a silk
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stocking pull over his head. Not a bit ex identification, almost impossible silk
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stocking. Thinking about trying it might not be a bad idea. When I
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want to sneak out of the house, so I don't take care of yourself,
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then get to sleep, I try Thanela's vitament. Nice guy. Yeah,
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we think we've got a tough job. He probably won't show himself for
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a while after using that gun in ma mind. So far he's been taking
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nothing but chances. He sure crust this up. Putting a job on Wednesday.
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Yeah, but he's smart. U two days? Take again? How
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do you fike it? Bank holiday yesterday? Hey, you're right, I'll
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be done. I'm gonna see what the lamb's gone. Hi? Boys,
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what have you got for us? Charlie? We got these thirty eights?
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Uh huh? Find anything in a bakery? Yeah? Nice little girl gave
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me some corfee cake to take home. Anything official? Nothing yet. The
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victim was shot from about ten feet. Yeah, I only know that you
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want some cake. No thanks. You shouldn't beating that stuff, Charlie.
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You're getting too heavy. I want to die off. You're really worried let's
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know if you find anything honest, Charlie can't stay help. People all have
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weight a latitude. I escaped by Fete mine roses on coffee cakes from Bonbons.
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Well, I'm going to stake those bakeries that on a twenty four hour
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schedule. If it's just one man? Yeah, what's up going now?
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I got shot in the bakery with Burns and what about him? Doc Grson
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just called from the hospital. Burns died. What about his family? I'm
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going over there now. Oh, I got to kill it the catch.
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big mystery extra in Big Town. It says here that meet's going up another
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four cents. Remember when you could get a hamburger for fifteen year? Maybe
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we should be vegetarians vegetables too. Why don't you read the funnies who keeps
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going up and have to give up a beating? Sure? I can just
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see you. Let's say anything about burns getting shot? Yeah, silk stocking.
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Kill him. I don't sell papers. Police baffled, always were baffled.
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Why don't they say anything about the ones we wrap up in a hurry?
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Police not baffled? Come on, I'm doing hog it. Bring the
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funnies better than this menu. What's the matter with the menu? You read
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it lately? I make it up. I didn't think it looked real.
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Jokes here to hamburger steaks in a hurry? I sure hate to wait around
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when you were taking your time. How do you put up with him?
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Ignore him any I really love you your food. I'm mad. Look guy,
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you hate to bust this up? Then don't some guy just called him?
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Yeah, he's up walking the stocks. That guy bury a sack,
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dug up the sack and found a full of money. We're on the bakery
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job. Yeah, with that, that's what this is all about. What
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do you mean the bag of money was in came from the work sharp bakery.
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What's a man's name? And Davis? Author Davis? Right? William
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Clive, heyah, stop it, get mister Davis. We're police officers.
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Mister Davis, come in come in, come in. Thank you, This
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is sor thank you for coming right over. I called a good sixteen minutes
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ago. You'd be right over here. Well, we were having any money
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in the other room, in the sack willem oh, now, what's the
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matter with you? You like policemen? I did guess you don't like police?
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I guess not. I guess he end the police dog. There's the
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money. Uh do you mind telling us how you found it? Well,
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I dug it up. I told one of your then on the floor.
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Didn't he tell you? Well, he was a little vague. I saw
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some fellow birring and I was out walking with him. I was out walking
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in and I saw this fellow bearing something. What do you fellows call yourself?
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I'm Davis out. How did you do it? That is William?
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Oh, I'm sure he is. I saw this full out barring something.
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He was looking mighty suspicious. Oh, yes, he was looking around like
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expecting to see the ghost of something. I did think he recognized him again,
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mister David RECOGNI Oh no, this was way too dark. Well didn't
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he see you? Could he? Well, if you saw him when I
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was on the road above him, he couldn't see me, but I could
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surely see him and William. He didn't open his mouth, not once.
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He's a good dog. Do you mind if I look at the bank place?
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Oh, go ahead, yes, four one hundred and thirty two dollars.
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That's what I found, and that's what you got. Would you mind
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showing us where you found this? Mister? Why scaredly said four hundred and
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thirty two dollars. I didn't touch a bit of it. Come man,
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with that, show the fellows where we found it. Oh, excuse me,
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shure, Yeah, come on, who, No, my name is
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Steve Guthrie, must be QUI No, that's for me, mister Davis.
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Oh yes, wait a minute, I need to say who you wanted?
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He asked for some fun the name Guthrie. Well, I'm Guthrie, I
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told my office. Waited, I shut up? Now you know it's I'd
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like to make all this rank and someone's trying to talk on the telephone.
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If I told you one time, I told you, Okay, I'll get
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right over. Yeah. Boy with a silk stocking, Boy with the silk
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stock another bakery. Yeah you stay here with mister Davis. Well, ain't
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you going to come along, will I show you? Well, you show
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Sergeant Corgan who I'm Corgan? Oh, shure me, come along, I'll
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show you. Yes, you can come with you after he shows you're sending
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back to the house. Client said, our boys wounded, so maybe you'll
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come back to pick up with the money? Right is yours coming? I
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want to in the store opening be right there, mister Davis. Oh,
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good luck, thanks a lot, not fine? Uh, just up a
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head and then you turn right, all right? I left sergeant what's his
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name? I left him up there? Oh it's cool up there, turn
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right, got down. WI should let me take warning with me. You
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won't like me going out with that's right here? Yeah, that what's his
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name? He should be on something now. The place where he buried the
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money's right down below the way. You don't have to get out of mister
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Davis. Well, don't you want me to show you where he showed Sergeant
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Carga, didn't you? Well? Sure I showed him. You better go
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back to your house. Oh I wanted to stick around for the firework.
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Right, well, Mark, I showed you where I dug up the money.
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Mister Davis, come right back line, give us a whistle. Oh,
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I don't think that's very nice. There's a character when the spote go
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off the road and down the gill. Watch your step though, fine a
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steep yeah kind of We we what was doing with the baker. There was
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a small steak on. A boy with a silk stocking came in and small
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covered him. Here's a spot. Uh huh oh if you're back here.
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Man must have gotten away. Yeah, I just got out of sight.
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I'll tell you about it. Trees that were there, pretty good, right,
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small on. The suspect shout it out, small hitting, but doesn't
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know how bad chased him if there was a lot of traffic in that district.
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Yeah, okay, Now which way does stocking face come up here?
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Davis didn't see him come up, but he says he left down that way.
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He's a golf course over there, must have come through it. I
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don't know. He's not hurt too badly. He may come looking for his
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money and he is very badly. He might save us some trouble. Let
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a lot. I'm pretty sure he had a cop walked over on Adams.
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A couple of people saw man run up to a car and take off.
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He ally said it looked like he was hurt. License number. No,
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I should have got a lot of the press's luck too far this time killing
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burns. I think he'd stay low for a while. You can't think so.
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I'm telling about some people. I wish i'd brought a heavy color,
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wish had brought too away. Let be back, and I think I hear
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a car. Yeah you're stopping on the hill. I might not be quiet.
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Yeah, it's going to give him a flash. Air line that flashing
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again? Keep coming, watch your step. I parked the car down the
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hill. Yeah, we heard you. It's off the road in case it
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comes up that way. He came to the golf course last time over that
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way. Oh cool, sure it is. What time is it? Yeah?
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But mind thirty golf course. Yeah, keep playing for a long time.
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It used to be pretty good. I never could get interested in that
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game. That's breaking. But I pounded a beat for a lot of years
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and I ended up walking. It's great exercise. This is all the exercise
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I ever one. Okay, I'm freezing. Yeah, h m hmm.
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Then yeah, no, I don't think he's in the show. Kay.
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I saw something one funn if they already got when I told him when we
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wont I let us know that. I'll bet you're a good Yeah. No,
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I haven't hear anything about Yeah my dog, that's no dog. Keep
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it down, you see. H there he is way goes over to the
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hall. He's holding his shoulder. He's heard. He's a boy. Let
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him get to the hall. What's goin? Do it? Sounds like it's
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coming up here now. My man's running shop shop. Sure, I got
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bad. That's down everybody. Okay, shut up, William. Let's take
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a look. When y'all you are right, stay where you are, Davis,
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William, get out. Yeah, you got the fellow. How about
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a client? He's dead, mister Davis, come here, okay, take
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it easy. M h. What do you want? Is that dog got
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a license? Mhm? The lineup or before you passed the innocent, the
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begarant, the thief, the murderer. Listen again next week when we again
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bring you the lineup. Hey, I have your attention, please you people
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out there and they have a side of the wire in the audience room,
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may I have your attention? Please? Thank you. My name is Corger,
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Sergeant Pete Corger. I'll explain the lineup to you each of the suspects
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you will see will be numbered. I'll call off the number their name in
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charge. Have any questions or identifications, please remember the number of signs of
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the prisoners. I call his name you under each line. When I ask
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questions or identifications, call off the number if you're sure, not too sure
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the suspects have in hell. The lineup, starring Bill Johnstone as Lieutenant Ben
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Guthrie, was written by Blake Edwards and Robert Wells, with music by Eddie
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Dunsteader. Featured in the night's cast were Jack Moyles, a Sergeant, Pete
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Carter with Joel Samuel's Virginia, Greg Howard mcneer, Harry Lang, Jim Bachus,
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and Dave Light. The lineup was transcribed in Hollywood by him Dubai.
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we get a reminder here of just how important Howard mcneer was as a radio
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actor. We see we hear him actually on two consecutive days, one an
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episode of Johnny Doller and the other an episode of the Lineup. In each
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episode he provides a key clue to catching a actually a murderer, and we
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we've of course, if you listened to the show for a while heard Howard
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mcneher and a lot of these roles, particularly let George do it really stands
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out as one he did a lot of these voices on but here I played
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a far more crucible in this case results in the shooting of the suspect.
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If anything, I thought the police's reaction here was a bit understated, because
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you know, there's a lot that goes into what happens to a police officer
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when he kills someone in the line of duty in terms of paperwork, but
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in terms of emotional as well. They were more annoyed, minorly annoyed than
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anything else at least that was what portrayed, so if anything, the reaction
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end was kind of mild. Another highlight of this episode is Jack Moyles.
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Jack Moyles and his voice to me, as I was listening to this sounded
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very different from the one that I'm most commonly here. He was the star
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of Rocky Rocky Jordan, one of the better radio detective shows, and hear
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that voice seemed a little bit different, more suited, I guess, to
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the character. I think throughout here they did a good job. I think
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of just the casual banter between the police officers in some case other people outside
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the force. I love that line when he was in the restaurant and he
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said, I love you it's your food. I don't like great line.
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Uh. And of course some highlights. There were some interesting ads Live with
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Luigi, of course, I think I've mentioned that before, one of my
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favorite old time radio comedies. You know, just wonderfully patriotic and idealistic.
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And of course there was an ad for Big Town, which in the beginning
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Edward G. Robinson, though the show would make several changes as Robinson's career
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began to become so big and he became so expensive radio couldn't afford him.
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Well, that will actually do it for today. We'll be back tomorrow with
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our first of the Play It Again Adam specials, and I think it's one
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you will enjoy. And then we begin our listener support campaign next week and
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Thanks so much for listening from Boise, Idaho. This is your host,
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Adam Graham. Sign and off