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Frank Race: The Adventure of The Count Trafanno Chest (EP0916) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Thank you so much for all your support. Today's episode is the Adventure
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of the Count Trafauno's Chest The Adventures of Frank Race, starring Paul Dubove with
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Tony Barrett as Mark Dunovan. The War changed many things, the face of
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the Earth and the people on it. Before the war, Frank Race worked
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as an attorney, but he traded his law books for the Cloak and Dagger
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of the Oss. When it was over, his former life was over too.
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Adventure had become his business, The Adventures of Frank Race. Now we
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joined Frank Race for the Adventure of the Count. Found oh Cress, Los
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Angeles after sundown, a sleepy city like a giant cat, warm and content,
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denying its spectacular reputation. Mark was out on the town and I was
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sitting in our hotel room reading a newspaper account of a case we had just
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cleaned up. As my eyes came to the bottom of the column, I
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glanced down at the floor and suddenly noticed that I either had four feet or
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company. Here's the other pair of shoes on the floor, where several sizes
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smaller than my modest tens. I dropped the paper and looked up about five
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feet up. He was dressed in a color scheme that might have come from
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a painting by Sasan, And had I been a drinking man, I might
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have taken the pledge. He's Detective Race. The name is Race, but
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I'm not a detective. What can I do for you? My boss is
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disappeared. I am sure for you mean he left time without paying you?
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No? Do you also disappeared? You're fine? Why come to me?
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This is a case for the police. No, no, no police,
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VIVENTI said, no police. Who is VIVENTI is mean? Oh? Well,
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that explains everything except why no police. VIVENTI is on paroled from prison
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one moment, Oh, I see it, which means that you'd be yanked
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as a parole violator if the police thought you were hooked up with a disappearance.
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You find the boss, i'd pay. I don't want your money.
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What kind of a rapper your jail don the one you've been paroled for white
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in crupty with a fellow who thought you through too many seven? Oh no,
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what's reverence that night? What was his own dice? Ever? Have
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any trouble with your boss? Yes, VIVENTI want to go home, back
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to Island's Lusanne went. Parole is over. It's why mister Templeton is mad.
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When I tell him is soon goodbye, he blew his top. Oh
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you'll say, miss the Templeton, say he called Paris and tell him I
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squeeze oil and Gazarine builds for to steal money. When did you see Templeton?
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Last two nights ago? I drive him home and put car away.
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I go to apartment Yesterday is no answer. No I called on Terrapont Today
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is no no, no answer. I go to apartment again Tonight is no
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answer. He's disappear. It's maybe dead. We better get into that apartment
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and have a look. You'll see, Detective Racer, he's gone. We
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might get a line on where he's going. Low you're familiar with his dress.
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Check the bedroom closets and see if he took any clothing with him.
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I looked through this desk. Oh, he's cool. I the contents of
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Templeton's dea gave no clue to his whereabouts, but the search wasn't boring.
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There were a dozen bank books held together by a rubber band, all showing
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sizeable balances. In another drawer, also bound by a rubber band, was
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a stack of pawn tickets, again for a sizeable sums. In the same
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drawer was a ledger and a list of money transactions with pawn shops in major
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cities all over the country. But it was in a little metal filing box
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that I hit the jackpot. A batch of precious stones in various settings.
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They looked like the Bavarian crown jewels. I spilled them out on the desks.
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Vevetti came back into the room. Exchange mind, Detective Race, Yeah,
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what about you forget case, mister Temperton Joe's go away vacation. You've
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got the jeers, vevettic what did you find? An? Oh? I
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think I'll take a look now. The bedroom was just as it had them
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at first. Plans a portrait of Jonathan Templeton on the wall dominating the room.
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But now the closets were open. Staring at me from one of them,
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but not seeing me, was the face that had posed for the portrait.
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Jonathan Templeton had been strangled by a brightly colored necktie. I turned back
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to eventy just in time to see an iron paperway do things to my conscious
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mind. When I came to dawn, like my head was breaking, I
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made an anonymous call the police, tipping them off about the body, and
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then I stuffed the jewelry and the porn tickets into my pocket for future reference.
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I was about to leave the apartment when the phone rang. I answered
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it, Hello, this is long bye. Get that ring back here and
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get it back fast unless you want trouble. Which ring? And where shall
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I bring it? Don't stall? You know which? Who is it?
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A friend? Just a friend? Who is it? Hello? Hello?
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A man named Lombard and he wanted a ring. It was something to remember.
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I stepped through the door out into the hall, just in time to
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bump into a female who i'd have stepped out of a drawing by Varga.
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Oh excuse me, I didn't see you, not hurt. I was coming
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in to see you, so I noticed with a skeleton key in your hand.
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You give me a little choice. I must have that ring you promised.
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I have paid you all I can. Oh, I know the ring
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is yours sight you torture me. You know the crest it belongs to Count
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Rafano. I must have the ring. When he returned, my must Blumbard
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wants the ring too. What am I bid? My final and monogram?
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What will they think of next one? I've got bad news for you,
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ducky. I'm not Jonathan Templeton. Then where is he? Well that depends
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on the kind of life he lived, because he's dead. And those sirens
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me and the police are coming to find out why I'm getting lost, and
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humbly suggests you do the same. Wow. Well, well, the wondering
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boy comes home, and where have you been out out? He says,
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I've been looking for you all night. You was a guy which was going
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up oily, and now you tell me you went off and had a ball
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out by you and I set out. I met out cold. Somebody caressed
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me with a paperweight, although I can't understand why he ran off and let
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these behind. Oh hey, look you didn't go over here trolley and knock
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go over the jewelry's doing no, But somewhere in this stuff is the clue
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to a man's murder. Come on, that's go Come on, where down
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to the police robbery detailor check on these things they've probably stolen. We can
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locate the owners through insurance pictures and seculars. The police check turned out to
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be a blind alley, not one of the pieces showed up on the list
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of missing jewelry. I took out a batch of pawn tickets I'd lifted from
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Templand's desk mark and I made the rounds of the three goal ball establishments.
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The answers were all the same. In each case, a man answering Templeton's
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description had pawned a valuable piece of jewelry. The handwriting on the pledges match
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too, but he used a different name each time. We continued our march
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down Spring Street. Is it not a point shop Millers? What did he
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drop in here? That's funny. Why there aren't any tickets for Millers yet.
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He hasn't missed any of the other shops on Spring Street up to this
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point, and there are tickets for places further up the street. So,
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so I've got a hunch. Give me a wrist watch, mark my writing
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upon it. I left my watch back at the hotel. Well, how
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convenient for you. Someone, come on mark us give I'll put it on
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and go in there. Here. You take the tickets and check the rest
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of the pawn shops. I'll make you back at the hotel. Yeah,
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everything happens. To see you later. Oh, I do you I'd like
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to get ten dollars on this risk watch. I'll take it off. Yeah,
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nice watch, it's not yours. What did you do taking a crystal
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ball on a pledge? No? No, you had it fastened through the
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second hole in the watch band. But there are signs of wear and a
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band near the fourth hole. Person who wears this watch as a smaller risk,
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Maybe we ought to trade places and this business. One must be an
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observative human beings in a student of human nature. In your studies of human
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nature? Have you ever come across a specimen named Jonathan Templeton? Yes?
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Is I know Jonathan Templeton by other names? He plagues many point group takes
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them how by borrowing large sums of money. I'm worthless clatter maybe I'll have
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some samples of his merchandise. Take a look at these, did you get
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that's not important? Are they worth anything? Well? No, settings are
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golden platinum, but the stones, they are mostly white zircons. Zirkon is
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only a semi precious stone. Well, how about this ring the royal crest
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of the Trafano family with large diamond, also a zircon worth perhaps one hundred
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dollars, and many pawnbrokers might give a thousand on it. Are you kidding?
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No, they are only businessmen, not jewelers. Most of them are
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not students of real values. Only one who knows jewelry well can tell a
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flawless white zircon from the diamond. Ray would certainly fool me, but that's
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why it could also fool a pawnbroker. And if the pledge is not redeemed,
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the pawnbroker is stuck with it when it's a paced for sae, that's
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right. The more ethical pawnbrokers take their loss and try to be more careful.
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But there are others who try to get even by passing the carrial row
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off on another broken And that's where a man like temple And gets into the
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act. The broker gets stuck, hires him to stick some other broker.
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Yes, for a very large commission. Did Templeton ever work for you?
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He's never passed anything here. According to the tickets, I know fine things.
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He could not fool me. Well, can you think of any broker
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in town he might have worked for. Perhaps there are others for whom you
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have no tickets, like Charles Lombard. Lombard a pawnbroker in Lombard on South
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Hill Street. Can I help you? Are you Lombardy? I'm a private
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investigator. I'm trying to locate some merchandise stolen from a client of mine about
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a year ago. I don't take in stolen stuff. I didn't say you
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did. I just want to look through your back files. Something wrong?
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You're a boye. I've heard it before. I was on a radio quiz
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program a few days ago. Yeah, maybe that's it. What do you
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want to see your files from seven or eight months ago? Unclaimed stuff is
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so if it isn't redeemed in six months, I know, I guess it's
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all right. The files are in the cage here. I'll show you if
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the crest ring had come from Lombards and had been passed the Templeton. I
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wanted to know who had it off originally and why Lombard wanted it back.
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I rifled through the file and there it was. It had been pledged by
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a woman, Marie and Nieman, and there were initials matched the m N
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monogram of the twenty two that had been jabbed in my ribs outside of the
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Templeton's apartment. I prepped a few questions to shoot at Lombard, but just
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then another man came in. Lombard Templetons that take an easy craft. Oh,
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and he news I knew something was wrong. Call again about the ring,
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that we'd be there by Then Marie went up herself. It was too
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late. Did you get a chance to look around? No, somebody was
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coming out of the apartment. Must have been the same man who entered the
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phone when I called. She said. He was big, about six feet.
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He was wearing so I was hidden from him by the grill of the
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cage, but he started to describe me like a police bulletin. It was
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time to let the sun set on the little island of precious palm trinkets.
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I came out of the cage and headed for the door fast, so long
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and thanks fine, what you wanted? Hey, he's and I managed to
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du bombard him. A man named Kraton made the door. As I stepped
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into the street to pacon. Marie and Eva staid into mine from a car
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parked at the curb. Then all of a sudden she had three eyes,
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and one of them was the muscle of that twenty two. I yelled,
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stopped beet and started actor and Anna was running for a trolley. It served
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its purpose. A crowd fell in behind me, blocking her aim, and
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I beat the man. I was chastened to the tulley by a good five
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yards. We'll return to the adventures of Frank Race. It just about one
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minute. Now back to the Adventures of Frank Race. It was one of
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those rough days. Getting hit on the head and shot at had turned the
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case of Jonathan Templeton from a matter of idle curiosity to a matter of personal
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interest. I wanted to have another little chat with Venti, who left me
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speechless in his boss's apartment. So at ten o'clock that night, I satched
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into the Rendezvous Ballroom, a dime a dance joint where many of the Venti's
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compatriots spend their evenings and their money worshiping the biggest blond Amazon since the gold
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Rush. The orchestra was in a break and only the pianist was left beating
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out a dreamy improvisation. I spotted my quarry in a dim corner of the
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hall near a fire escape. Friend Vivetti was cradled in the arms of one
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of said Amazons, who was gently rocking his dream ball. Oh honey,
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want to dance? Talk? No thanks and all counts a big shot.
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Hello Avetti, Come on, junior, show your face please, so you
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going, bob, don't bother my customer. Here's a fistful of tickets,
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baby, your partner and I want to sit this one out on the fire
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escape. Whoa, thanks? Oh are you fine? Vivent Field, It's
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a gift. Come on, Romeo out on the balcony there anything about a
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poem worker named Lambard and Parrell Street of Eddy Oh PSA. Sometimes go there
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to pick up prittle package just for mister Templeton. Ever, Tamplin mentioned a
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man named Contrafano. I'bout a man named Crapped. It's compulsa, mister Tampata.
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Sometimes I drive him in car once with his girl name of Maria.
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I read them out on corn on you rombad bones up? When was there
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about seven or eight months ago? Oh yeah, it was a spring.
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He's good. Maybe it helps I look for me. You better call your
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parole officer and turn yourself in until I clear this up. Oh no,
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no, no wait, A man that is bad fine who killed Templeton?
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A goodbye for he is this box? Don't shoot? Caught me in the
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shin and I jack knife while he went down the ladder into the street.
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Try following a man down the ladder when you have only one working leg,
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if you can do what you're as sinised to make the fire department. I
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tried to figure my next move, and it was hours before a germ of
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intelligence bought its way into my brain. I was trying to do the chasing.
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When I had possession of the ring. I went back to my hotel,
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turned on all the lights and waited for them to come to meat.
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I didn't wait long. Come in, mister Boyce. Don't reach for the
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artillery in your press, Maria. I happen to have a gun this time
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myself. When I shot that, I didn't know that you were a private
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investigation no, you thought I was a clay pigeon. I can't help what
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you think. I will pay you well if you will return the ring you
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have, the one with the Trofano Chris, how much five hundred dollars?
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It isn't worth any more than one hundred bucks. I know. I don't
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care about the actual value. I must have the ring by tomorrow morn.
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What's so important about it? The count may be here tomorrow wo to be
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married. Nails and I grabbed it. Then she tried to get it at
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twenty two. Again. I don't want to argue with ladies when they're onto
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the teeth, so I put it to sleepy by just as Mark came into
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the room. What what what what? What? I will be your horse's
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neck. Brought it at Caveman stuff went out with high button shoes. Grace,
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you cannot go around slug and Thames. And it would be more observant
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Mark. You'd note that the lady is toting a gun gold plated. It's
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true, but deadly m that I think would almost make dying leasure. Give
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me, give her some water, then show her out. I'm going to
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call on another lady. What it's almost three, I am just about the
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time this particular lady will be having a nightcap in the small private room of
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Chico's nightclub out on the Strip. What is the the name of Sissy Waterfield?
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She writes the best Society colum in Los Angeles. I've got to find
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out a few things about a man named Contrafano. Sissy Waterfield wasn't hard to
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find it, che goes. There was the usual crowd of mails surrounding her.
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I took a seat at the corner table and waited until she saw me.
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She pushed her way through the team and came over, the beauty of
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her blending with the soft beat of the piano. Why the pot, honey,
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I've read in the papers you were in town, but you didn't call.
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Papers also told where I was staying. You didn't call me. I
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thought of it, good girl, But you're a difficult man sometimes. I
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learned that on my last trip to New York. You were getting serious,
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Sissy. I didn't become you, not with that plague girl of the side.
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Leave Sissy, Oh, Jerry Darling, I've just found an old friend.
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Why didn't you run along? How will you get home? BIS will
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take me? Yes, call me tomorrow, Jerry Bird. Oh, he
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didn't like that. I'm a beast. I wouldn't have done it for anyone,
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but you. You know I believe you, don't you. I need
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some help, Sissy, anything you want, Just ask what do you know
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about Contrafano? I wrote a column about him just a couple of weeks ago.
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Is a dear, a scoundal, but charming. We were engaged once,
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well, I didn't know. That didn't last long. It went back
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to Europe a year ago, some sort of court trial. His family estates
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had been seized just before the war. And the poor darling was broke a
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year ago. But you said you did a column on him. Just recently.
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I did his case. We dragged through the courts, was just settled.
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He got his estate back, a castle on the Riviera, the works.
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So he's coming back to America. He said some ridiculous thing in an
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interview over there, something about coming back to the woman he loves. Know
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who the woman is with him? It's hard to tell. The competition was
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heavy that he yes, plenty good because I don't want to talk anymore.
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Take me home, dying. I took Sissy home. I helped to wind
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the cat and put the clock out. We made some confetti in case we
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should ever go to the Marti Gras. Then I kissed a goodbye and headed
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for downtown Los Angeles. I got there just in time to see Lombard open
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his pawn shop for the day. I waited in the street for a minute
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or two, then I followed him. I'd got Lambart to get one of
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his arms behind his back, end them to the mat, and sat on
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him. After we'd had a little check. I'm warning you, I'll call
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a plea. You're an opposition to call anybody legally or physically. Now,
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what goes with that ring? Or do I have to break your arms?
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The girl ponder? She didn't come back for it in the six month period,
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so I tried to sell it, and then you found out it was
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a piece of junks. So you gave it to Templeton to unload. Yeah,
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But then all of a sudden she came back with the ring. I
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called Templeton, but he wouldn't give it back. He wanted to keep it.
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Did she know that? I told her? Her boyfriend Harry Kraft knew
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Templeton, and he went to him, but he wouldn't give it up.
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He'd blackmailed the girl. I don't know why were you so hot on getting
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the ring back. I wanted to give the ring back to the proper owner
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since she won. Well, that sounds honest to ethical. Now one more
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thing. Where does the girl live? Why? So you can buy the
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Region Arms. It's better. Thanks, I'll be seeing you. My visit
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to the Region Arms was brief. Nobody was home, so I whiled away
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the time by opening and closing drawers. There were several blackmail notes from Templeton
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to Maria and Neeman, and a bunch of torrid love letters from Harry Kraft
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to Maria. Another item of interest was an unused marriage license just two weeks
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old, made out to Maria and Neeman and Harry Kraft. That was what
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I was looking for. I called Mark at the hotel and told him to
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meet me at Craft's house. I got there first, back your cabinet.
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Oh, it's you going someplace? Craft? Better then? I think so
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too, mister Race. I know it's a little late, but I want
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to apologize for all the trouble with cost. Just give it. You'll mean
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that. Sure. Your girlfriend offered me five hundred dollars for this ring.
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I've decided to sell. Well, what's the matter? No take us?
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Well, you see Maria wanted to ring back for sentimental reasons, But but
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no, I don't. Harry and I have become very close in the past
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week or so, and you've decided that he is your own true love,
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right. I guess you could call it that. Old friends for a long
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time and then all of a sudden in a week love, I guess that's
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the weird is race polish? Though it may seem foolish, it so undelievable.
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What do you mean? Well, your intuition must be strong because you
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took out this marriage license two weeks ago before you even fell in love.
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Where'd you get that Maria's apartment? Along with a bunch of love letters you
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wrote? Also before you fell in love, you thought the good Contrafano had
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passed out of your life. But then he turned up rich when the European
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courts verified his rights to his family estate. That's why you and Maria never
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used this marriage license. Yes again, why is guy? Because we are
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going to use a license we're getting married today. Why because of your great
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love or so? You can't testify against each other for the murder of Jonathan
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Templeton. Templeton figured out how you planned to take the accountant. He wanted
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the cuts. We had nothing to do with the murder of Templeton. Is
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that right, Harry? Turning state's evidence isn't a bad idea when the going
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gets rubbed. I'm sorry, Marie, He's right. You'd better tell him.
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Baby had nothing to tell him. You tell it, Harry. I
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drove her there, waited downstairs. Maria went up alone. You give her
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the ring. So she strangled him. Why I know he's because you'd never
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seen Templeton and you didn't know he was dead. You thought I was Templeton
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when you met me in the hall. What are you trying to do?
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Frame me? I'm getting out of here, not until you get a police.
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I killed him. He isn't that that was a nice shot, But
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what I'm sorry, And so I endure that little scene until Mark came in,
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followed shortly by the police, who took over. Then Marcus and I
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flagged a straight cab and headed back to the hotel. It did a panic
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imagine that day boiling about a guy who's tried to set her up for the
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gas chape and how does it women aren't funny, Mark, That count final
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character wasn't tiling my bad to marry. There's a story in today's paper about
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him. He married some some fat blonde and milwalking for all man's a beer
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barrel of story, said a beer baron Mark. I get what I said.
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I guess the count was quade casting. He must have had those funny
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rings made up by the gross to pass out like gun drops to gullible females
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in exchange for their lovely, lovely kisses, which is no crime and for
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a guy can get away with it. Hey, what how much of a
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course to get me a batchetor station? Just wondering, That's all, just
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wondering, you know, guy, even dream a little. The adventures are
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Frank Race starring Paul Dubov, with Tony Barrett as Mark Donovan comes to you
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from Hollywood. Others heard in tonight's cast were Georgia Ellis, Eve McVeigh,
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Parley Beyer, Gunner, Peterson, Burt Holland, and Jack Crucien. This
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series is written and directed by Buckley Angel and Joel Murcott. The music is
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composed and played by Ivan Dipmarts. Be sure to be with us again This
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time next week for another dramatic chapter in the Adventures of Frank Race. Our
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Gilmore speaking. This is a Bruce El's production. Welcome back. Well that
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Countrafano was quite a rascal and lent to quite a few problems, but cases
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satisfactorily resolved. So we turned out a listener comments and feedback, and we
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begin this from Kelly, who writes in, I just listened to the latest
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Frank Race episode, the Adventure of the Pharaoh's Staff. What perfect casting to
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have the great Jane Novello in the episode of About Egypt, shades of Rocky
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Jordan all over again. Maybe Sam Sabai had an alternate personality. Maybe he
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did. Then we have a couple of comments from iTunes Wiston Rights in love
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the show. True detective stories are on short supply. In my opinion,
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only the Golden Oldies have the zeal and intellect that made them stand out.
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It's also interesting to hear the old Time commercial. It helps give a bit
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of a peek into the emotions and backdrop of the times, especially during after
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the war. Great work, Adam, Thank you so much. And we
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I was irritated with all the talk. I was impatient to get on
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Finally, we have a comment from podcast Alley great stuff. Well, thanks
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so much. I appreciate your positive comments and that will actually do it for
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today. Join us back here tomorrow where we will bring you Part three and
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join us back here next Tuesday for another adventure with Frank Race the main tom
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