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it's time for today's episode of Nick Carter. The original air date is July
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the thirteenth of nineteen forty seven and the title is the Case of the Missing
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Piano Player. All Dutch cleaner famous for chasing dirt, presents Nick Cutter,
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famous for chasing every week. At this time, two great names are joined
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as All Dutch Cleanser brings you one of the most resourceful and daring characters in
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all detective fiction, Nick Carter, Master Detective a gambling ship. Nick,
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that sounds exciting. You call losing your money exciting, Patsy, You're right,
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but I'm not going out there for the front of it. Oh,
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I suppose you'd rather go fishing. I certainly would, and I'd rather fish
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for fish than for a murderer. Now for the case of the missing piano
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player, Today's thrilling Nick Carter Adventure, brought to you by All Dutch Cleanser.
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Our story begins in the roulette room of the gambling ship, which is
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anchored off the Atlantic coast. Several customers are gathered about the large roulette table
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as the croupier for Paris to spin the wheel. Now more, Brett's lady,
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can that call? No more? Hey? Bill? Stop playing a
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minute? Yeah, Gus, no more music. Boss wants to see you
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in his office. Oh okay, Gus, what's wrong? Come on,
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what's wrong? Gus? Can't you tell me? Boss will talk about that
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inside Bill? Okay, Hello, Edwards. You you wanted to see me,
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mister Simmons, Yes, why haven't you been following my orders? I
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was hired to play the piano, not the customers. You know what you
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were supposed to do when you took the job. I took the job because
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I needed it. But I've been thinking it over and I've decided that a
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crooked Roulett wheel is not in my line. You knew the wheel was fixed
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when we hired you. It's why you was hired. Now you're welchin on
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the deal. Now I want to know why. Well, I got a
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sister to take care of what's that to us? Just this, mister duchess
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Iman, I've decided to quit. Don't you know nobody quits this record once
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he's in it. I just want to get out of here. My sister's
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a swell gallon. I just can't afford to stay around here and end up
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behind the eight ball. You're behind the eight ball right now, Edwards,
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and it's mighty black too. I don't want to take care of things.
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Sure, boss, Sure, what are you gonna do? You're going for
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a little walk, Edwards, A little walk with guys up to the bower
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of the ship. Perhaps, yes, Nick, if I finished with our
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case history, don't worry, mister Carter. They'll all be nicely typed through
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medical filing before you go away on your vacation. I don't see why I
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had to go. Someone at the door, Nick, I'll go, thanks,
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Patsy Homicide Sergeant Matheson. Oh hello, Maddy? Oh hi? And
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Nick? What cooks me? I'm off for a vacation. Fishing guess called
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to say that Patsy will know where I am if anything develops that requires my
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attention, it won't. Where are you going, Sandy Point? I wish
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I was going along with you, so do I. Maddy, Well,
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I'll be seeing you, okay, Nick, have fun, Nick. This
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is mister John Ridden already do mister Ridden sit down? Thank you. Mister
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Riedden has a problem, Nick. I told him you were just about to
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go away, but he's very anxious to talk to you about one of your
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pet hates. Gambling. Oh that's all. I'll just what's your difficulty,
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mister Rieddon a gambling ship. I've lost a great deal of money on it,
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but why come to me about that. I'm convinced that the roulette feel
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on this ship is crooked. If I can prove it, Betty Is,
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if I can get you to prove it, I may be able to get
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back some of my losses. Sorry, I can't help you, mister Ridden,
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but I'm off on a fishing trip. Mister Ridden, if you're convinced
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that this gambling ship is crooked, why don't you go to the police.
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In the first place, I can't afford the publicity, And in the second
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place, the police would merely raid the ship and shut it down, and
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I'd have no chance to get back by losses. Mister Carter, Yes,
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I've heard about your big hobby, you're downtown Boys Club. Well, if
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you look into this matter for me, I'm prepared to make a very substantial
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donation to you boys club. Oh, Nick, that would be wonderful.
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Yeah. Where is this gambling ship anchored off the coasts, reached by launch
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from the town of Thompson's Cool Thompson's Coal. Why, that's only a few
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miles from Sandy Point, where I'm going for my week of fishing. I'll
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do, mister Ridden. I'll take a look at this gambling ship. If
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I find anything, I'll take a case. I can't ask for any more
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than that. But just why do you think this gambling ship isn't on the
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level, mister Carter. I'm convinced the roulette wheel is fixed, is I
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don't know just how it's done. That kind of evidence isn't very satisfactory in
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the court room. Well, if we can just find out how it's done,
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I can confront the gambling syndicate with the facts and get back your money
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and close up the ship. That's see. Well, mister Ridden, I'll
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take a run out there and have a look. Suggest you meet me at
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the hotel of Thompson's Cove in a couple of days. I'll give you my
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decision. I'll do that, mister Carter. I'm grateful to you. I'll
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don't be grateful yet. Good day, mister Ridden, Good day, mister
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Carter. Missus Bowen, good bye, mister Ridden. Ol Patsy, you've
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got a hurry up and finish those case history. Oh Nick, what do
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I I'll need you with me when I go up to that gambling ship tomorrow
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night. Well why didn't you say so that's different? Do you mean we
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don't have to pay to ride on, miss Launch. No, the gambling
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ship provides free transportation to its guests. Oh hey, there are some prosperous
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looking people on board. I have to be to play roulette, Nick,
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she got young girl over by the rail. She can't be over eighteen,
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pretty too. I wonder why she's going out to the ship. She seems
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to be alone and oh, Pats, Yeah, I think that'd be a
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good idea if you try to find her out. She's not the gambling type
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at all, right, Nick, I'll strike up a conversation with her as
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soon as we get aboard. Nick, I want you to meet miss Edwards.
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Mister Carter. How do you do, mister Curdi he wanted to meet
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you, miss Edwards. I noticed you coming out on the launch. Uhh,
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charlas plattering if you noticed by a pretty girl? Thank you. Ms.
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Bowen and I were both wondering why a girl like you would be visiting
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a place like this alone. See that piano over there in the roulette room.
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Yes, my brother Bill played that piano until last night. Oh did
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he lose his job? I don't know. You don't know. No.
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All I know is he didn't come home last night. You see, we
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lived together in Thompson's Cove. I have a job there and you've come out
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here to find out what happened to your brother. If I can, mister
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Carter, I'm terribly worried. Well, possibly I can be of some assistant
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oor you only could? I think the first step in that direction is the
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present piano player. I'll go over and have a chat with him. No
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more. Why'd you stop playing the piano so abruptly? Son? I don't
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like that number much? How about playing Jun's Best? Not all over here?
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Oh? I don't like that one either. You're new here, aren't
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you? Kind of what happened to the former piano player? I want to
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play it here? Last night? I got no idea, that's all.
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Any idea? Who can tell me about the other piano player? Day?
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Why did you mind your own business? Why? I'm just curious to find
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out? How do you stop right in the middle of the chune? Listen?
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You can I hit a dambler talk to me. I like to see
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mister Corta. That's where you never mind? Do you know my name?
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Sure? So does the boss. Many of fact, the boss wants to
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see you in his office right away. I'll be delighted to meet the boss.
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As a matter of fact, I was just about to ask someone for
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a proper introduction. Okay, follow me, I'll introduce you good and proper.
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Here's mister Cotta boy. I love Nick Cotter. How do you do?
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Don't believe I've had the pleasure? Simmons? The name Dutch Simmons.
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Glad to know you and your friends. Here. My name's Gus Gus Jones.
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Well, gentlemen, now that we're a quainted quarter, I want to
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know what you're doing on this ship. Isn't my money as good as any
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other suckers? I don't like that, Craig Carter, this is an honest
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ship. I never heard of a gambling ship that was honest. How would
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you know whether or that way around is till you haven't been gambling. We
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spotted you the minute you got aboard, and we know you're a private eye
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giving us the once over. Who are you working for? You should know
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that it's unethical for me to devolve the name of a client. That's a
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life of private dick talking about ethics. Some of us are on the level.
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By the way, who are you? Two girl friends? One is
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my assistant, Miss Boonene, and the other is a miss ethel Edwards,
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whose brother played the piano in your roulette room until last night. Oh yeah,
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Bill Edwards, nice kid? What happened to him? How should I
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know he didn't go home last night? Strange? A youngster should just vanish.
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So you're working for the kids? Could be? Well, you're entirely
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too inquisitive, mister Carter, And if I ever see you on the ship
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again, maybe you'll vanish too. Tough aren't you tough enough to handle you?
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Gus? Yeah? Boss, take Carter and his assistant and his new
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girlfriend to the next launch, okay, and see that they get back to
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shore. Well that was quite a shit. Yeah, fantastic, isn't it
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a white people flock to a place like that just to lose their money?
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My brother Built says, they do a big business, expensive layout. All
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right, Now we've got to figure out how to get back there. Miss
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Bowen and I have been barred bard Uh huh? Why is Edwards? I'm
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a private detective and miss Bowen as my assistant. Oh. I'm investigating something
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on the ship for a client. But when I heard about your missing I
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decided i'd look into that too. Thank you, mister CURDI hope you can
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find out what's happened to him. I will this at all possible, and
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I think I'll start by having a chat for the pilot of this launch.
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Oh, we better wait for you back here, Nick, Oh, Betsy,
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you'll want to be a moment Okay, nice night, skipper. Nice
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enough. Suppose you sometimes get rough weather sim time? What do you do
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when it gets really tough? Don't run? But how do the customers get
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back and forth to the ship? Then? Good? Don't? Oh and
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I suppose you decided the ship will be open for business each evening. Yeah,
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that's about it, mister huh. I have to think the owners of
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the ship would certainly value your services. Not too much. I've been working
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here for more than a year and got no rease yet. Oh how about
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the men who work on the ship. The bosses treat them pretty well financially.
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I mean, I wouldn't know, mister. You know somebody back there
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on the ship. Just a kid who plays the piano. Here's that Bill
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Edwards? Nice kids, haven't seen him in a couple of days. You
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mean he didn't come back with you last night? No he didn't, did
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he usually? Right? Say? Why are you asking me all these questions?
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Thanks? Skippers? He again. Yeah, wait a minute, what
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they can do? Well, Nick, learn anything miss edwards. The pilot
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tells me your brother didn't return the shore last night unless he swam. But
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Phill isn't a very good swimmer, and he wouldn't try to swim ashore.
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It's too far. That's what I'm afraid of, Bessy. He's dead,
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mister Cutter. I just know that I had a hard young trier, but
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we don't know what's happened to him. More, mister Curry, you said
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you'd help me, and I will. I'm going through with thisation now,
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no matter what happens. So a casual look into a possible gambling swindle on
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Nick's part suddenly turns into a investigation. Or is it murder? We'll see
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in just a moment. Now back to the case of the missing piano player.
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Today is Nick Carter Adventure, brought to you by All Dutch Cleanser.
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It is the following morning. Nick is in John Ridon's hotel room at Thompson's
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Colt, where Rian has come to hear Nick's first report. Mister Riden,
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that gambling ship is run by a group of dangerous men. I thought so
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they warned me not to return to the ship or I'd vanish. Why,
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because I think I may be on the track of a murder. Murder,
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that's right. A young piano player named Bill Edwards. I remember him?
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Why? Why? I like his music? This kid was playing the piano
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in the roulette room until the night before last, then he vanished. How
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do you know? Chris Bone? And I met his sister on the launch
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going out for the ship, and from much she told us mister ridden young
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I led Ridge is a prisoner on that ship or dead? Have you notified
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the police? No, because I'm not sure of anything yet. Well,
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in the meantime, how about that roulette field? Is it crooked? Is
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it fixed? Shouldn't be it? All surprised after my conversation with mister dutz
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Zimmon and his pal Gusts. I also think it may have something to do
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with the piano. Piano eh, yes, all right. Now my main
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problem is getting back to the ship, and how do you intend to do
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that. I've decided to take your case, good, very good, But
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I'm afraid it's going to cost you some extra money for a bride. How
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much? Possibly five hundred, possibly one thousand and that's nothing compared to what
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I've lost out there. Agreed, Thanks for the photo. Confidence your call
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piece Thompson's code seven three eight six extension eight seven three eight six extension eight.
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Right, what are you doing calling the ship? Phone number was on
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the guest card I got in this hotel. The extension I recalled from Ducks
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or mister dutz zimmon his phone in his office. Hello, Hello, here's
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Gus's there is Gus. Who's this? This is Nick Carter? Nick Cutty?
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What Gus? How'd you like to pick up an extra five hundred for
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what? I thought that? For five hundred dollars, you'd see that I
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got back on that ship. That's a tough thing to arrange. Cutter boys
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don't like you. I can't guarantee what had happened? Alright, how about
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a thousand? Okay, it's a deal, but I won't promise what will
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happen after you get aboard. I'll worry about that. Just meet me in
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Karrn's Bar and grill and Thompson's cove this afternoon at four, have another drink.
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Gus might as well, so MANI you ain't touched yours. I will
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later waiter yeah, another of the same. Yeah, come up, This
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booze should tastes funny, that's your imagination. Guess what do you know about
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Bill Edwards? Nice kid, good piano player too. It's too bad.
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What happened to him? He disappeared? Where didn't he somewhere on the ship?
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Well, guys, drink hearty? Yeah? Sure, Hey, what
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happened to Bill Edwards? Guess Bill Edwards? Yes? Where is he?
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He s dead? Where got funny tasting and booze in this joint? How
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did Bill Edwards die? Guess where's his body? There was a oh anchor
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and wow, the ship been there for years? I ain't there now.
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We had to use it. Yeah, we used it. So thanks,
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Thank you guys, you've helped a lot. Homicide Sergeant Matheson, Hello,
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Maddy, Nick, Nick, all right, Thompson's Co Hotel, Maddick and
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you come out here right away. What's up? Thought you were on a
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vacation been interrupted by a murder and I need a little police cooperation and past
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can do? Nick? So happens? I know the police officers out there
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very well. Fine, can you come right out? Sure things are quiet
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here in town. Thanks Maddy, and be sure to wear your old clothes.
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I've arranged a fishing expedition for you. Big crowd here tonight, Nick.
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Yes, it's amazing the way people like to get rid of money.
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Good evening text here again, This is miss Bourne. Hi, Hi,
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I enjoy your playing very much, right, Miss Boone, and I were
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wondering why you don't use the entire keyboard. I don't get you. I've
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never seen the player in the extreme bass or the extreme trouble for such a
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fine instrument. It's a shame not to use the whole keyboard. Whyn't you
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two go away and play games. I told you to stay off this ship,
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Cattter, Oh, hello Dutch. Oh, this is my assistant,
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Miss Boone. How do you do? Got of this thing? You feel
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in the middle of your back is a gun? But what I thought?
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Start walking to my office? Mind? If I come along, you stay
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here. I'm gonna have a little talk with your boyfriend alone. Yes,
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you're not wanted, Betsy. I see you later, all right, Nick,
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I'll be waiting for you. You were a fool to come back,
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Carter. I warned you. I remember that you just said if I ever
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came back here, I'd vanish like Bill Edwards. That's what you're going to
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do. Yeah, yeah, open that door. Ah, come in,
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mister Carter, mister Redon, Yes, close the door to sure, Ridden,
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and no sudden moves either of you. I've got you both covered.
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I wouldn't want any trouble. Well, that is certainly an unexpected turn of
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events. We'll see what happens next in just a moment. And now for
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the conclusion of the case of the missing piano player. Today's adventure with Nick
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Carter brought to you by Old Dutch Cleanser. We pick up our story where
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we left off, as Riardon says to Dutch and Nick. Now sudden molds
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either of you. I've got you both covered. I wouldn't want any trouble.
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What's the idea, Ridden? Why the gun looks like he's gone screw?
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He shut up, Gus, I'll do the talking, Ridden. What
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are you doing here? This is my office, Carter, our office.
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So you boys are partners in this ragon nice deduction. Carter. I wondered,
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how long did it take for you to come out in the open?
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Ridden? But why the gun? Gus and Dutch are going to do some
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explaining. So you hired Carter correct. I hired him to check up on
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YouTube. Are you now, Perhaps you'll tell me why you've brought Carter in
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here at the point of a gun. He's too nosy and ask him too
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many questions. He knows too much. That's right, he knows too much
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about a crooked roulette for you. You mean to say that this smile,
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Alex is not telling you listen to what Carter has to say. Dutch,
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speak up, Carter, gladly, mister ridden at first, inasmuch as you
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seem to know DUTs so well, will you be good enough to tell him
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to take that automatic out of my spine. You heard him, Dutch drop
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the gun on the floor. You'll be sorry for this riding. Thanks well,
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Carter. How about that roulette wheel. It's fixed. It's a lot
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room, both of you, all right, Carter, prove it. You'll
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take that piano apart. You find the answer our wires under the rug from
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the piano to the roulett wheel. As the wheel starts spinning, the piano
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starts playing at a signal from the croupier. The piano player, who faces
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the croupier, stops playing abruptly. You're crazy, Carter, Go ahead,
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card I noticed that the fear and Thiss never touches the extreme treble or bass
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keys, except when he stops playing. Then he does press a certain key
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at one end or the other. A key in the bass for black,
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a key in the treble for red. It's as simple as that, Ridden,
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So much for the mechanics. What else this fact should also be of
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interest to you. Some of the customers are very pally with the croupier,
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and they're always the same cut. And these customers walk away from that table
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with some handsome winnings, winning in which you do not share, Ridden,
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but in which Dutch and Gusts do real Are you going to believe this,
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Bump Carter or Rus? I'm going to believe Carter. Carter doesn't lie alright,
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Ridden, what are you gonna do about it? There's Dutch. I'm
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going to dissolve our partnership here, and no DUTs. He's gonna say,
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what care you of knocking me over? Carter? You don't want to be
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a killer too? Ridden? He oh, hi, Maddie, it's good
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to see you, right, Nick, right his rain? What's the scorn?
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Nick? My client here decided to become a killer, So I tackled
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him and the shots went. Why what's this all about, Carter? Why
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are the cops? That's about a murder? Maddy? Yeah, and you
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and the local police find that anchor we did, Nick, under the bow
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of this ship. Well, young Bill Edwards's body tied to it. There
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are your killers, Maddie, DU's zimm And and Gus Jones. Nice going,
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Nick, take him away, boys, you can't take me. This
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guy's crazy. The bulletsh you guys pumped into young Bill Edwards before you dropped
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him over the side. Don't finish putting you in the hot seat. I'll
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turn him a badge. Let's go. Huh. Well, Nick, another
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case history to type. Just as I had everything in the office cleaned up
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and ready for filing, I'll give you something to do while I catch some
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fish. You. Oh you know, Nick, you haven't told me how
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you knew where to find Build Edward's body. I need the facts for the
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file. Scopolamine, Petsy, huh scopolamine it's a truth serum, the kind
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of stuff the Germans used to get information out of their prisoners during the war.
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I don't follow you. You recall I had a date with guests in
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a bar. Yeah, Well, Scapolamine is a drug that makes a man
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unable to avoid telling the truth. I've put some of the drinks I bought
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for him. Oh, then I asked him about Young Edwards. The minute
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he mentioned the anchor, I knew the answer. I called the local police.
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When they dragged the bottom under the bow of that ship. They found
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what they were after, unfortunately, and you found more than you bargained for.
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Yes, very true, Patsy. I realized that Riordan had a little
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private drudge to settle as soon as he recognized the name of Bill Edwards.
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H but murder. Wow, that's something more than we've bargained for. Well,
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now that that's settled, I suppose you're going back to Sandy Point,
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right, Patsy. Back to Sandy Point and some fishing, and this time
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I hope to catch nothing but fish. Well, Nick, can you give
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us a hint or two on the adventure that old edge cleaner is going to
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bring us next week? Certainly? Can Bob. It started out with a
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dish of macaroni in a one armed lunch room, a dish which contained more
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than macaroni, I might add, and which led us into strange and devious
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paths first we landed in an unused heating furnace, then a trash can on
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the corner. Wait a minute to what we're looking for? A small metal
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capsule that was worth a fortune and then turned into a miniature bomb at the
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end. It certainly sounds unusual. What do you call the story, Nick?
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I call it the Case of the Wandering Macaroni. Nick carter Master Detective
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Lon Clark is starred as Nick, with Charlotte Manson featured as Patsy.
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Matty is played by Ed Latimer. Today's script was written by Bryce disc Junior.
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Original music is played by George Wright. This program is fictional and any
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resemblance to actual persons living or dead is purely coincidental. This is Bob Martin
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saying, when minutes count, use old Dutch cleanser. This is the mutual
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broadcasting system. Welcome back. To be honest, the plot has a problem.
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It's one of those things where mystery writers get clever when coming up with
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crimes, and their crime ideas are clever, but they're not too practical.
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This whole thing with the piano and being restricted from playing it normally even when
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you're not doing things to actively fix the wheel, it's problematic because people are
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going to want to hear songs, and anytime you have an element in a
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casino, it's basically to keep the guests happy and continuing to gamble. And
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certainly I can't help but thinking somebody other than Nick probably would have figured this
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out one day or another. But at any rate, Nick did do it
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all right. Well, I do want to send us special thanks out from
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will be back tomorrow with your truley Johnny Dollar, and then be with us
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signing off.