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The Saint: The Corpse Said Ouch (EP1461) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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nine one three, Boise, Idaho eight three seven one five. Well,
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now it's time for today's episode of The Saint. The original Airnate August six
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of nineteen fifty. In the title the Corpse set out and after the show
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we'll talk a little bit about when I recorded the commentary and listen to the
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show. But let's go ahead and get into The Saint. Now. The
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Adventures of the Saint, starring Vincent Price the same. It's based on characters
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created by Leslie Charteris and non divisions from books, magazines, and motion pictures.
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The robin Hood of modern crime now comes transcribed to radios Darling Hollywood's brilliants
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and talented actor Vincent Price. Let's sink. I'm not home. It's the
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middle of the night and I'm asleep. I'm in Schenectady, sitting up with
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a sick ant. Hello. Hello, are you Simon Templar? Come in
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and we'll compare social security guind Thank you. I thought you were in Schenectady.
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Never heard of the place. Sitting up with a sick ad is she
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recovered? Suddenly, Simon, I need help desperately? Why because I'm dead?
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You're what dead? Oh? Well, of course some of my best
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friends, Simon. My name is Francis Blake. Here. Read this that
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little item down in the corner under obituaries. Obituaries says here that the body
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of Francis Blake is at the rest Well Chapel Burial at noon tomorrow. You
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see the newspapers say that I'm dead. Yeah, but I don't know whether
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to believe them or not. You are Francis Blair, of course I am.
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Come here a moment, all right, Thank you now, Simon,
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what are you? I thank your pardon. You pinched me? Yeah,
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well, I had to make sure I wasn't dreaming. But you're supposed to
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pinch yourself if you think you're dreaming. I know, but this way was
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more fun. Although I never heard a corpse say ouch before, therefore you're
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not dead, I already knew that I didn't. Now that that's settled,
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I think perhaps we ought to go it. Who your corpse? Taxi?
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Taxi? Hey, your night rain up right? Never mind, Louis,
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mister Temple. Had I have normal was you, I wouldn't have bothered with
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the whims. Had I known it was you, I just wouldn't have bothered.
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However, friends, thank you. Louis should perhaps be explained. He's
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a cab driver. I try to avoid. I rarely succeed, which proves
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to me that my life isn't all that it should be. Keep it clean?
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And where at this hour of the night are you gone? The rest?
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Will chapel? Get another cat, Louie? Okay, okay. Some
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sport takes a girl to see a funeral follower in the middle of the night.
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I met it taking her home. She lives in a funeral pollom,
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she's dead in a funeral parlor, displayed a me. Excuse me, but
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Louis, I don't take your hands, will I already did so, she
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said out personally. I would have like to find out for myself, but
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if you say so, I do. I'll take your word for it.
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Only. How are you gonna explain to the funeral palla, how riding around
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in cabs? Would you? Simple? I am apparently the kind of a
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man a girl wouldn't mind being seen dead with the rest while chapel at your
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surface. Louis, I know, wait, but I'm telling you one thing,
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considering the type of company you're keeping, I ain't waiting until nobody plays
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no hot licks in a trumpet. I don't think you'll have to come along,
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Francis. I've been trying to pretend to myself that it's all some kind
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of a joke, but that funeral parlor looks too real. We'll find out
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soon enough. One nice thing about funeral pilors. They're always open that you
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call nice. She have a point there. Listen to that doorbell chopin.
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At least, oh, I beg your pardon, I said, oh ah,
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come in, Francis, this is an hour that comes to all except
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in states that don't have daylight saving. I sure was referring to your bereavement.
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Whom are you mourning? We would like to look at Francis Blake The
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hour is late, but grief knows no clock. Good Heaven's an epigram.
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Who we try, sir? If you'll follow me, thank you? Ay,
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we are and there she is beautiful, isn't she very? Simon?
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She does look like me a little bit, but hardly enough to explain.
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How did she get here, miss blakeman? The police brought her. Oh,
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I see who identified her? That was highly necessary. Her coat over
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there in the corner sign. Wait a minute, Francis, what about her
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coat? It had her name on the label. Now I shall withdraw.
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You will want to be alone with your grief, all right, But make
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a sound withdrawing, please, so we'll know you're withdrawn, really, sir,
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it's no use jesting. The dead never laugh. Well he's withdrawn,
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Simon. That's my code. It is mine, Simon. But look,
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yes, two holes in the front of it. Bullet holes. Bullet holes.
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The girl here, whoever she is, was, was murdered. Come
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on, we better get out all right, but I'm taking my coat.
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I don't think it's mine, not hers. It belongs to me, even
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though she was murdered in it, Simon, What was that girl doing with
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Michael wearing it when she was shot? Presumably there's another question, perhaps a
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more important one. Why was she shot in the first place? I suppose
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she had enemies? Have you? Yeah, we're back again, Francis.
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Oh, thank you. The little lady lost the place, Francis, where
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do you live the Thornton town? Simon? Back there? Why did you
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ask if I had any enemies? The coat's a distinctive one, very colorful
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plan. Yes, the girl back at the funeral parlor was murdered while wearing
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it. The question comes to was her wearing the coat when she was killed
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merely a coincidence or was she killed because her murderer thought she was you?
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And here you are, Louis, And I know, don't wait on the
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kind of you're shitting up with a dead friend. Good night, Louis,
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good night, good night folks. Oh, Simon, it's so good to
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be back home my apartments down the corridor. Simon, I feel terrible.
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No, you needn't. But what you said in the cab. She she
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was wearing my coat, a very distinctive one, and then she was shot
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to death. That girl is dead because of me. Oh, we don't
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really know that. It must be so somebody thought she was me and kill
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them. That's possible. Then that means that somebody wants to kill me.
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Is this your door? Oh? Yes, of course. It's also possible
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that someone didn't like the coat. And hey, did you leave your lights
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on when you left? No, there's a light in the room ahead.
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Well, that's the living room. Used to hear in the hall. I'll
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go ahead and see who it is. I just want to make sure they're
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neutral on the subject of plaid coats or you. Oh hello, hello,
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ah, how she was beautiful? Your wife? What? Your wife?
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It's her picture on the desk. There no man, that does seem to
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be a picture of Francis. And your name? She my name is Simon.
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It is a name that fills herself with the soul. No, No,
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I knew that tonight, of all nights, you would be lonely.
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Believe me, I am here. Or your wife, she must have been
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a wonderful woman. Your life with her was the magnificent symphony. No chamber
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music would probably be more accurate. And now that she is the last gone,
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I am here without even a pause for station identification. Look who are
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you? I am, Olga? Who is she? Who is she?
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Francis? And now that you two have met, waiting a moment, huh
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aha, I look on the picture. I look on the flash, the
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flash of which I might adding, your wife is perhaps carrying a little too
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much here and there, especially there now just a minute, whatsn't point?
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Allga? Bad man is? But I am seeing your wife. She is
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not dead. She isn't That is Francis, isn't If you like, you
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could try pinching her. I never pinch except boys, simon, you are
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disappointing me. Goodbye. Well that was quite a performance personally. I didn't
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care for her cadenza. Oh I don't know. It was a nice cadenza,
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and the two D was definitely really that is, Francis. The whole
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thing was camouflaged for what. Take a look at the room. The room,
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Oh yes, it looks as if a junior hurricane had visited it.
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You mean somebody of all go search the room? Uh huh? This one,
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and yeah, the bedroom as well. But Simon, what was she
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looking for? I don't know whatever it was, she didn't find it.
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Our entrance stopped her search. Well, i'd better start straightening things up a
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bit, good idea, I'll help you. Well. Shouldn't you be going
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home? Oh? I don't think so. You may get some more visitors
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later on, and rougher ones than Allga. Why, maybe they'll tell us
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if we ask them prettily. In the meanwhile, Yes, Simon, we
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can practice the overture to that symphony Alga mentioned, Simon. Yes, it's
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getting awfully late. Yes, I know. We really can't sit up all
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night waiting for someone to come. We don't even know for sure that someone
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will. I'll go got into this apartment, and someone else did before her,
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someone else. Of course, your coat was stolen, wasn't it?
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Well, I suppose, but not from the apartment, signe not from where
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was it stolen from? I can't be sure, of course, but I
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gave that coat to the cleaning shop down the block about a week ago.
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Cleaning shop, what's the name of it? The car to cleaners? Why
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because evidently it started out from there to wind up on a murdered girl's body.
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Therefore, come on, we got them. Yes, believe it or
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not, I'm taking you to the gleaners. What oh LOI I thought I
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told you not to wait. This is a free country. There's a parking
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limited this maybe no, but I waited. But we're only going down the
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block a little bit. You can't afford a quarter. I like to walk.
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What do you get from walk? Exercise and from exercise an enlarged hot?
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From an enlarged hot, you know how many people each year dropped it?
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Add them up? We're walking. Come on, Francis Simon, you'll
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worry moderately about all those people with enlarged hearts. And this is the place.
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Yes, yes, front door, shepherd. There's a light inside.
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Let's tried. It's locked. However, I think someone's coming recognizing him.
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Yes, yes, that's mister Max and the manager. Oh what do you
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want? Do you mind if we come in? Look? It may have
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escaped your attention. But it happens to be after two o'clock in the morning.
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Why do you want to come out to the rain. It's not raining,
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but suppose it's starting. I happened to be a very tired ma'am.
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You should go home early. I shouldn't be bothered by drunks. I'm not
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drunk. We've stopped by for miss Blake's coat, the plaid. As I
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may have mentioned before, we are not open for business. And then what
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are you doing here? I am crazy about carbon tech mcloride fumes. I'd
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still like the coat. Oh, then please do stop buy in the morning?
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Simon, why did you I wanted to find out at the cleaning store.
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Knew the plaid coat was gone, but we didn't find out, did
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we. No. Nevertheless, we've read mister Maxim, Thank Heaven, Louise
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handy, Hey, Louis Louie, you give up? Uh into the cabs
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right well? Name your destination, mister templar a very long trip. Yeah,
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drive to the back of the cleaning store. You'll probably have to go
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around the block that Ali must lead there. Okay, but Simon, why
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are we going to the back of the store because we're going in? No,
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because I suspect mister Maxim is going out. All this here is maybe
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none of my business. It isn't. Oh you know, remark like that
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could easy hide a fella's feeling. I'm sorry, No, it didn't.
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I hit mine. I'm sorry still, but you're not spending this PM in
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the way a PM should be spent. Nonsense. So far, it's all
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been good cleaning fun, That's what I mean, Simon. Mister Maxon hasn't
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come out of the store yet. No, he may be coy. However,
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why should he have anything to do with anything? He shouldn't. But
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it's very possible that, Simon. Yeah, yeah, mister Maxon is shutting
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up shop, coming down the back alley, which confirmed something or else?
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You mean, if he weren't hiding something, he wouldn't use the back way.
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Perhaps we're far enough away from the alley for him not to notice,
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like he's turning the corner. Louis, I am alert, not for nothing?
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Was I a boy scout, although actually what I was a boy scout
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for was a certain girl scout. Hold it a minute. He's getting into
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that he's a villain. That's a convitible. Everybody knows only villain's right around
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in convitibles. He started, Louis we go, look Maxon stopping? Yeah,
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I better stop right here, Simon. He's going into that nightclub.
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Interesting place for a store manager to finish his evening's work. Let's go Francis.
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Leave me know how the floor show is. I'll be sure to Barker's
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bandbox. I've heard of the club, Yeah, and I've heard of Barker.
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Nothing complimentary either. Well, here it is, and then we go
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dark, crowded and needs ventilation. The floor show emphasis on shows over there?
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Yeah, ducking out a door near the piano. Let's follow in these
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shifty footsteps. Yeah. I hope nobody notices what's going on, or rather
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coming off. I don't think so. Oh it's so dark in this whole
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way. Yeah, I can't hear what it is. We can get a
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little closer. Wait a minute, I'll get me. Wait long enough.
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Wear the stone. I told you the girl, just know what you told
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me. Don't give me the stones. And I suppose you tell me where
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the stones are. I don't know where they are. Stones. Barker has
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got quite a reputation as a crook of various kinds. Stones are jewelry and
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unquestionably stolen jewelry. Having fun fellas well. I hope I didn't frighten you.
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Lady coming up behind you still knows people like this thatens here asthma.
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Yeah, this here's a rot. How cute. Could I see it?
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Yeah, I've got a fi How gratifying you? I mean he fell down?
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Come on? How it could happen to us in here? It would
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be fatal what they find. I know it's always a little nervous making well
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here we are, not yet I'm going in with you. No for safety?
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Oh you you think? Maybe just not taking any chances? Four year
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is all right? Living room, Francis, don't look across the room.
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I'll go Is back, But this time she's staying. What do you mean?
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I hope she wouldn't see her? She isn't beautiful anymore. No,
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just dead. I better phone the police. Wait, Simon, you know
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this thing started with Francis Blake being dead, but it wasn't Francis Blake.
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It was another thing. And then someone else got killed, Olga. Still
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not Francis Blake. But Simon, the next time, do you do you
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think maybe it will be? Come on, boys, let's get out of
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here. Good night, lieutenant, thanks for dropping on and exit except police
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Francis. Yes, Simon, you better go to bed. I'll stay on.
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It's almost morning anyway. Oh, I couldn't sleep. Would you like
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me to fix her some breakfast. I want to say, that's not a
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bad idea. If you feel up to I don't know how I feel.
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You stay right where you are. Don't take me more than a few minutes.
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All right, Okay, that's all that sound. You're gonna make,
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sister. The guns loaded. If you've got ideas about yelling for help,
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remember this. Bullets get to you quick. Goodn't help. Let's get out
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of here by the service door like I come in. But simon, boyfriend,
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you'll write them a letter from where you're going. If you're lucky,
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sister, and I hope you're lucky. You're too pretty to enjoy dying so
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quick. Francis, what are you cooking? Steak? Fred Fis? I
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don't intend to oversee you're cooking, Francis Francis. Oh here here's mister Barker.
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Yeah, nice work. Check Hi. I want to know what this
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is all about? Yeah? I bet you do? You want me both,
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buddy? What do you do with the stones? Stone? Yeah?
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Yeah, the chorus, Girl's Delight, the old Man's charm, the stones.
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Oh you mean jewels? I don't have any, maybe not on you,
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but you're gonna tell us where they are? Want you bubby suppose I
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don't know. I wouldn't care to believe that. Well, you'd better start
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because I don't know, all right, I'll start not believing you, Jake.
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Yeah, I don't believe her. I don't think she's behaving right,
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you don't, Uh, I don't. Okay, mister Barker, what what
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are you gonna do? I'm gonna slap you around a bit. It's gonna
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hurt you more than it hurts me too. Oh No, you can't want
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to bet all it? Ah in a minute, Jake, I'll get it.
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Yeah, Barker, who are you? Simon Templar? You've got Friendcis
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Blake. They haven't you. It's your phone girl. You must have listen.
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If you don't hurt her in any way, I'll get you the stones
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you're looking for. She doesn't know where they are. Matter fact, where
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are the stones the Carter cleaner shop? Look, don't have me that.
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We already been through the joint. You didn't know where to look. That
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could be a deal. Okay, your girlfriend will be under a gun all
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the time. First funny move and she gets it. Okay, Jake,
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we'll go and visiting. Maybe we'll trade in a bay for the stones.
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If the stones are headed over. If they ain't, we'll just trade around.
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Good morning, And oh you were here last night. That's right,
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mister Maxon. I was looking for a plaid coat. Plaid. Yes,
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maybe it would be here on this rack. Oh, it wouldn't be there.
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You'll see. This rack is for dressing, and this is for last
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night. Sorry to have upset you, mister Maxon. But company is coming
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and I've got to set the table for them. Joe looks clean. No
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blue uniforms around, Parker, Jake. Okay, here we go, Baby,
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I can walk. Yeah, I know, I know, but I
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enjoy your company. Simon, you know, Francis you Tempa. That's right.
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I stay next to me, sister. I better just locked the door.
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We won't be interrupted. All right. Where the stones they're in the
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place here, they must be. I don't like the sound of that.
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It could be a stall. What's that? And mister max And he fell
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down while he was pressing some suits or something. Yeah, get up,
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Mexican. Well yeah, oh oh hello, mister Barker. Oll right,
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Oh you don't have to talk that way, mister Barker. I can't help
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it. If the stones were stolen from me. If the woman double crossed
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me, this baby here, yeah, why don't you work her over mister
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Barker and her boyfriend. After all, they're the ones who killed og,
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aren't they. It was a narrow part of mine out. I like the
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kid. I sent her out the job. She got business. You got
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to cut your losses when you have to. I still want the stones,
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are you They are here, they have to be and find them. I've
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looked, but they're hidden cleverly. You sound like a guy up a tree.
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Mister in In just a couple of seconds, I'm gonna cut that tree
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down. Tree you wave in a tree. Suppose you wanted to hide a
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tree so you couldn't find it, where would you hide it? I ain't
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interested in hiding trees. You'd hide it in the forest, of course.
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Therefore, going through the place, I noticed Francis go through that dress rack,
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dress rack. Find a dress, any dress that doesn't seem to belong
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well, I I don't get it. Bosh, who wants to hide a
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tree? They just said something. I'm not sure what you mean, but
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this shop is in a pretty expensive neighborhood. All the dresses here are very
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good ones. Except this one. It's quite cheap, covered with cheap rhinestone.
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Let me have it. Yes, of course it doesn't belong here.
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Why is it here? Because it's a forest looks like a rag to me
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afore? And I suppose you take another look at some of the rhinestones on
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Hey. Most of the things sewing on that dress are cheap rhinestones, but
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among them are the genuine stones, the ones we've been looking for. What
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nice work, Max, I, I didn't know anything about it. Somebody
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else must have done the frame here? No, no, kid, Wait
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a minute, wait, wait, oh, what I'm gonna tell you something,
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Max? Noboy? You sure toning never did like a double crosser?
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Hey? Where you going? It occurred to me you mightn't like witnesses.
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I Frank just came behind me. Wait. Putting machines build up, quite
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a lot of them. Pressure. I kicked the outlet pipe off and it
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baged the jew and his tramp barker. Lets you want to get my boy?
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You're leaving its gosh, yes, Francis, but not for long.
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The police won't have much trouble picking them up. With them all, forgive
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me, but I can't resist us with them all steamed up. Simon,
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I'm terribly grateful, but I can't resist Francis asking you what it was all
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about. Oh, oh, an intellectual When you see, Francis, Maxan
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and Baker were partners in the jewelry business, illegitimate. They worked out a
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nice idea. They'd used very distinctive clothes left with the cleaning shop as disguises
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for themselves and their confederates. Oh and disguises which couldn't be traced because they'd
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lead back only to perfectly innocent people who had alibis and everything right. And
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the last job they did involved a girl who wore your plaid coat while stealing
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the jewels, and however, decided he wanted all the jewels for himself,
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so he killed the girl and hid the stones. And he had to kill
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Alga because she suspected something wrong came to this apartment, because that's where the
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plaid code came from. Well, but how did you know that Naxon had
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killed her back in the shop? He said Alga had been killed in this
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apartment. How did he know that because he'd killed her? Oh, Simon,
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what would I have done without you? The question is, what are
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you going to do? With me. You have been listening to another transcribed
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potential of a Saint, the robin Hood of Modern Crime. Now Here is
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our Star of Incent Price, Ladies and gentlemen. Our cast tonight included Shirley
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Mitchell, v Olivan, Larry Dobkin, Lou Merrill, Tony Barrett and Jack
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Moyles. This is Vincent Price, inviting you to join us again next week
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at the same time for another exciting adventure of the Saint. Good Night.
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The night's script of The Saint was written by Lewis Biddy's. The music was
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composed and conducted by Von Dexter. The Saint, based on characters created by
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Leslie Charteris, is a James L. Sathier production and is directed by Helen
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mac miss and Price is soon to be seen co starring in Rkao's production of
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His Kind of Woman. I'll use Saint Fans. I'll be glad to know
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that the Saint comic books around sale at all use stands here? An answer
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is don Stanley Programs, get your programs here? Why don't I tune here
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for night Beat? Here? The Unusual Tales uncovered by word Randy Stone as
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Monday Night Hear Night, Beet and Mensday tuned more of the first Piano Quartet
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Thanks Sam Spade, Cup of Caper, then Rose Bampton Sings MBC Welcome Back,
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Well a cute title that they managed to justify within the story. The
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solution to the case as to how the original murders were solved seemed a little
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bit simple, but in the writer's defense, they did build a lot of
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levels of complexity into the episode itself, b Rhamps. All they had left
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was just a pretty simple solution to tie in all the action and comedy and
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such they had in the course of the show. All right, Well,
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briefly onto listener comments and feedback, and just a brief comment from Kathy Are
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expressing appreciation for episode fourteen forty nine. Santa Claus is no Saint, as
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she just says, simply a great episode. Well, thanks so much,
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Kathy, do appreciate your comment. Now. I did mention I would get
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into when the shows are recorded, just you know, people are curious if,
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for example, it seems like it's taking a while for a comment to
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appear. I generally record shows between eight and ten days before the actual release
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date when I do the commentary. For example, I'm recording this on December
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the twenty seventh, release on January sixth, and I also do a Crime
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in Peter Chambers the same day, and then I don't usually have another recording
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day until Tuesday, and I record what Marlow and Nick Carter. Then on
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Wednesday, I record yours truly, Johnny Dollar, and on Thursday, I
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record right now. And generally, like specials that we do on Sunday,
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those get recorded on Mondays. So in case you were wondering, there you
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go. We addressed it all right. Well, we'll be back tomorrow with
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Crime and Peter Chambers. In the meantime, sender comments to Box thirteen at
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