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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Valentine Matter, Part Five and Call for a Columnist, Part Four (EP0943) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho. This
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up later on in the program, we will bring you the conclusion the Valentine
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matter. But first up, it's time for part four of Call for Calmness
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Carta brown Mystery Adventures in Excitement and Suspense, based on the best selling novels
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by the slick storytelling sensation Pata Brown I was pounding enough quite a score of
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arts for a harmless column, as too wanted nothing but the hangout of his
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popularity with the four million readers of his column Dynamite with Johnny Lane Is.
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If it wasn't enough to be kidnapped and forced to write statements labeling the chief
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of police and Senator Rowland headed a vice investigation, many statements which brought a
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two million dollars damage suit against my paper and just incidentally looked like putting me
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behind bars. As if that wasn't enough, I had to walk into the
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apartment of a heavenly hungry humanity, Simone the Adagio Dancer, only to find
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a partner, Simon, proposing to make a national hero out of me by
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murdering me. I sat there, hardly believing my eyes as he slowly took
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off his time. Just relaxed, mister Lynn. It will be all over
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in a moment. A time makes such an excellent weapon for a man like
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me. You have seen I act my nan, Simon. I throw her
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across the stage. He's all in the wrists and thinkers. You know.
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No, no, I didn't know. And the same thing applies because strangely
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he's all in the wrists and thinkers. So you took care of Albert Ferrara,
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of course, just as I am going to take care of you.
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Ah, this situation is winning hand. I see so much, Simone.
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Where my poor little Johnny. It seems that we should navi get around you
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having a quiet into our shoes. You're a part of it too, but
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calls you are just in time, Simon or the climax, Yeah, just
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in time. Oh what do you know? I knocked them cold. I
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don't believe it. It's rabbits like you. I don't believe it either.
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I like it near baby, No, no, yes, yes baby.
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I don't know why I never thought of this before. What are you going
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to do? What no gentleman ever does to a lady? For a moment,
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I just stood there looking at the pair of them, laid out on
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the floor like phillips a fish on a slab. I didn't know how to
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come over me, but whatever it was, I was enjoying it. I
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employed my new found personality in a number of phone calls, and half an
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hour later the door opened and my ex bodyguard, Tony Spencer walked in.
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Well, Johnny, so he decided you couldn't get along without me, after
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all? You could put it that way. Actually, I called your boss,
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mister Rots, because I need someone to look after a couple of people
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for me. You mean bump them off? No, just kid, and
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I have'em ay in the bath both. That's right? You might if
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I go and take a look. Not at all, I hope you're saying.
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Thanks. I don't get this, recognize them at uh? Who tied
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them? Up and put them in the bath for you, I did you
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me. I am a changed man since you last saw me. You know,
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it's an almost belike, Bay. There is something different about you.
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I've decided I'm really the masterful he man type. In fact, I've decided
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that I'm going to call Captain Stager please headquarters, get him to come over
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and take charge of these characters, and then you and I, yes,
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John, you and I will go out for a little celebration. And I'm
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not taking no for an answer. I'm not saying no. Johnny, your
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reading paper, missie, oh thanks, shure here to let me take a
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look at this right in the front page. But Johnny, this says that
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you're going to prove that every allegation you made about Senator Rowland and the chief
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police was true, and that you're going to do it tomorrow at the year
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end of the investigation Committieu. Huh. I thought i'd have trouble with my
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editor getting him to run that, but I convinced him that since the paper
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was being sued for two million bucks already, you might as well be hanged
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for sheep as a lamp. So you're amazing. I think so too.
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So excuse me, mister Lynne, I could not hear it over hearing.
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Yeah, what is it, Joe, If you really intend to prove your
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accusations, mister Lynne, I think I can hear it. Yeah. We
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are not immune to racketeers here. We have to pay our tribute to stay
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in business. But if you have the courage to defy them, I feel
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I should have the courage to support you. And I have a receipts in
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my office that would interest you immensely. You have if you could spare a
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few moments and come to my office, I will give them to you.
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Thanks, sure, thanks a lot. You'll excuse me. What's your toney?
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Well, there is no need why the young lady should not accompany us.
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Okay, come on, honey, this way, monsieur lady. Ma'mo
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dead here? Yeah, please go in, Monsieur Lane. I have a
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gun at your back and I would not like a corpse. Literally my card
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dough juo, what is this inside, Monsieur Lenne? You too, Mamadine?
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Hello, Johnny tom right, pleased to see me and two words,
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no, man, it is true what it says in his column. He
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threatens to prove his accusation. The accusation. JU made me right, Baby,
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I wish you'd kept your nose out, Johnny. If Simon hadn't bungled
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his job been dead before you've could have written that now. But he did
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bungle his job, and he's now tucked away quietly waiting for the inquiry to
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start tomorrow when he's going to do a little talking. But you're going to
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tell us where to find him. I don't think I am. That's one
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for the books, Johnny, Lena top guy. You're a lily, Johnny.
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You'd faint if anyone swattered a fly in front of you, would I
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know? You won't nice work? Would you like it? If you don't,
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Johnny, I'm not yet, honey, Bah, then I'm at the
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business end of the gun. I'll have a few answers. Hush, where
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do you fit in? You're the leader of the opposition that Simon told me
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about. Huh. Yes. I handled the distribution for a long time,
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but it got too good as far as he was concerned. He'd switched some
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of it to Lotule Prager. At the Blue Diamond. My tickets were cut
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by half. Then when Helmer came along and put me in the picture I
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thought the most time I did something, he will do something, all right,
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an Iceland stretch. As for you, fella, you'll fry. What
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are you talking about? The Ferraro killing an Island stocking at straggle? Him
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was a sure clue that a woman killed him. A lie. I never
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killed him. It was Simon. I think he'll say it was you and
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his partner, Simone will back him up. That's two to one. Oh,
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I didn't kill him. I squire it. Oh, I believe you.
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I know Simon did it. He likes straggling. But I don't think
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anyone else will believe you. So I'll talk. I'll tell you everything I
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know about the silator and about a burna. Don't send me up on a
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motor rep. I'll talk, Johnny, I'll talk. It was quite a
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scene in the courtroom next morning, A crowd packed the public benches. Up
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on the platform set the investigation committee, headed by Senator Rowland, an imposing
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figure, gray haired, substantial, the complete picture of an honor, straightforward
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American politician. He made his opening speech the blend of fancy platitude and phony
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petfietism. Then he got around to me. The chief protagonist of the accusations
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made against the Committee, and in particular against the Chief of Police of Burne
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is here today. And so this Committee has decided that, in the interests
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of justice, this matter should be dealt with. First of all, I
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hereby call John Lane to appear before the committee. Have you a lawyer,
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mister Lane, you're entitled to legal advice. I don't need any. Thanks
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very well you are, John Lane. Yes, your employed as a journalist,
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a columnist. That's one step up or down, depending how I feel
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about it. Certain statements have appeared in your column. As a result of
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them, certain writs have been issued against your newspaper and yourself for damages pliable?
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Is that correct? I have a stance of and mister Lane, you
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will agree that these statements of yours are either true or fault. Actually,
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if they are false, I'm wasting the committee's time and questioning presumably, And
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if they are true, been up to you to prove quite very good,
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mister Lene, how do you propose to do that? I'd like to ask
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some questions, if I may, whom do you wish to address your question
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to the chief of police, to you, Senator and various other people very
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well. You may call whom you please. Mister Lane, thank you.
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I'd like to call Chief of Police Michael Albyrn. Chief. I'm not too
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good and formal procedure, so I guess we can take it as read that
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your Chief of police and your name is Michael Albern Very well, Chief?
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How much do you earn a year? Senator? Do I have to answer
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that? Questions public knowledge? Chief? Anyone can find out by reading the
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city ordinances. Your salary is ten thousand dollars a year, if you know
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who I ask, and you wearn ten thousand dollars a year, yes,
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no more, of course not. Does your wife work? No, mister
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Lyne, we have not unlimited time. I am afraid I don't see the
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point of these questions. You will, Senator now, Chief, If you're
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income US ten thousand a year and your wife doesn't work, how is your
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wife able to deposit two thousand dollars a month into our bank account? It's
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a lie. Not according to this statement obtained from the manager of a bank
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by Captain Stager the Police Department. According to the statement, your wife has
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at the moment a total of some twenty eight thousand dollars in our account,
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and two thousand dollars are paid in regularly on the eighth day of every month.
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The deposits are made by a mister Smith, mister Lane. There's probably
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some quite simple explanation of this. I cannot tolerate the Chief being put through
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the hoop just for the sake of satisfying your craving for publiciting. Very well,
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Senator, I'm prepared to weave any further questioning of the Keith Police.
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Instead, I'd like to call Belma Radley. Why if you look, you'll
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see are coming in now together with three people who are here to prove my
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statements. Will Miss Radley step forward, please with pleasure? He wouldn't do
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this, wouldn't I. My name is Thoma Radley, and until six weeks
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ago I lived in an apartment on Dame Street, which was wholly maintained by
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Senator Rollers. During the previous six months when I was with him, he
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made me his confidence concerning many of his business affairs. I learned that he
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controlled the vice rackets of the city. The Chief of Police was paid two
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thousand dollars a month to cooperate with Roland and leave the rackets alone. And
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let's Investigation Committee is postposed indefinitely. Captain Steer, your honored to the arrest
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the keeper police and will Inflaire the Roland Goddess will be preferred later and get
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them out of here fat before they get link. Oh Lyne, you were
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wonderful. Oh yes, the way you handle things in that cartroom why they
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ought to make you distc attendants? It made me a bad idea of films.
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See why I shouldn't run to thea. How got it? That is
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proposition? Yeah? How'd you like to be my body side permanently? The
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spencer? Is this a proposal of married? What do you say? No,
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I was afraid of that. I hate to do this, Johnny,
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but I've made up my mind. Don't worry, honey. By the time
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you come to it will be all over and you like it. That's a
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promise. This is Karter Brown. You know there are some stories that you
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get a real kick out of writing. Corporate Commis was front of them,
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and I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. Next week I'll
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be back to present another of my books for you. This one is called
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Assignment Trouble and it has as when in background combining journalism and public relations combination
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with your just plain murder. So for now, this is Carter Brown saying
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he's seeing you, I hope. In Call for a Columnist, you heard
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Wendy faith Er as Tony and as Johnny Lane. You heard our star Joe
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mccomic. The Carter Brown Mystery of Theater from the bestselling novels by Carter Brown
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is dramatized and directed by Morris Travers for Brace Gibson Radio production Welcome Back Well.
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The story is resolved by Johnny Lane having a fundamental change in character.
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That's very convenient, an interesting conclusion, to say the least. I always
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thought that a lot of these Carter Brown mysteries they were kind of the equivalent
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of the spaghetti westerns, and this would probably be exhibit a in that in
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that thought pattern we do listener comments and feedback on this. Tom sends in
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a tweet, Hey, and call for a calumnist. In the middle of
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the episodes, was that saint? Was that the same music as Barry Craig's
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theme. Certainly sounds like it to me. It sounds like it or a
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variation of it being used in the middle as a bridge. If there are
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any better musical experts out there. I'm all ears. All right. Well,
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now it's time or today's episode of Yours Truly Johnny Doller, as we
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wrap up the val Matter, Part five from Hollywood. It's time now for
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Johnny Deller. What are you doing at the Valentine? Get a car out
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here, quick, Inspector Terry. Valentine's just been shot. Two guys showed
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up. Slow downs happened a few seconds agoin tell good Devakah. She died
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in my arms. What do you think they're still around there? They must
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be. I'm going looking now. Wait a minute, Wait a minute,
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this is a police matter, you Steve Putt. I'll have a car then
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five minutes and you can. Johnny, I heard that. You're gone.
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Now look you're all armed up. Don't do anything tonight and every weekday Night.
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Bob Bailey and the Transcribed Adventures of the Man with the Action Packed Expense
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Account America's fabulous freelance insurance Investigator, Yours Truly, Johnny Deller. Expense account
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submitted by special Investigator Johnny Doller to the New Britain Mutual Insurance Company in Hartford,
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Connecticut. The following is an accounting of further expenditures during my investigation of
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the Valentine matter. Dan Valentine ex gangster and of course your policy holder.
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But then his wife was killed too, then his lawyer, then his daughter,
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the girl that I thirty seconds after Terry Valentine died in my arms.
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I was stumbling down the gravel path that led from her house to the road,
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and it all happened so suddenly. I can't say that what I did
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from there on or what I felt was entirely rational. All I know is
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I hadn't heard a car leave the area, which meant the two killers were
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still somewhere nearby. Then in the dim light, I saw the car.
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A man was climbing into it. Hey, hey, stop stop her all
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shoot stop. Get out of there. Get out of there and get your
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hands up. I'm a hid I'm afraid to move. Come on, get
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out, corn, I'm coming. I'm coming. You tell come on,
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con no you son him, mister used up. You've got him real good.
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I need a doctor. Help me get to a dop right there,
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dock standstill, you pretty tough fella. What's your name? She's just know
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what it's good enough for you. I need a doctor, bad listen.
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Oh tell it to me. Tell it to me right now. If you
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don't tell it to me now, you'll never tell it to anybody. Tell
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it. No, cut, I need doctor, tell it. I die
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first. Johnny, Johnny, what is this? Who's He's gonna kill me?
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He's gonna kill me. You'd better give me that gun. Johnny,
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still, take care of him. Thanks. I should have done it.
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I wanted to do it. I no, son, come on, let's
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get out of here. But I didn't get out of there. I waited
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around while they dug the body of the other man out of the smashed up
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car, and while they carried the still inform of Terrasa Valentine away. She
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was the third member of the family who had died violently within three days.
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I'm sorry about it, Donna, inspector. I was hoping I might have
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been wrong, but she wasn't dead. Oh, you weren't wrong. Which
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one shot her? The dead one? The one we still got in the
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hospital. Oh, I don't know both of them. I guess you don't
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feel like talking. I'm just trying to pin it. What about him?
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Can't get much out of him so far. He's in pretty bad sheep.
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Let me ask him some questions, Inspector, I'm no police officer. I
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don't have to obey any rules. Easy, kid, you were about to
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do that once and we'd be holding you for murder if you're going ahead.
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I know how you feel about race of Valentine. Has he said anything at
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all? Nothing? We found papers on him and the other one that makes
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some brothers, sister and Darby Chianity New York. So far, it didn't
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seem to be any connection with the Valentine's. People like Valentine make a lot
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of enemies. That girl doesn't figure. Yeah, I know you talked to
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her a lot these less couple of days, Johnny. What you say,
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Oh, nothing that had anything to deal with this? You know yourself.
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She didn't even know her name was Valentine until her father got shot at Yeah,
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it could have been an act and you could have been twenty feet tall,
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just trying trying with that punk he got upstairs in the hospital. We
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will, Johnny, we will just Johnny bad news. Maybe I spoke too
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soon? Why sister Chianti died five minutes ago? Expense account i'dam ten ten
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bucks car at all. I went out to the Valentine house once more.
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Oh, mister dog, hello missus. Yet you know please come in.
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So many police and so many reporters. I've been trying to close the house.
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Sure, I know how you must feel, I mean about her.
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Yeah. What are these brothers? Well, we don't know much about them
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yet. The New York police are still doing a rundown on them. Don't
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let me stop you whatever you're doing. Oh, just look around if you
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don't mind, all right. Oh one thing, Yes, did mister Valentine
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make any provision for you? Yeah? A thousand dollars. Whatever he was
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the man I knew was kind and good, and he scenes had been forgiven
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him. I spent two hours Bettern't going from Rome to Rome looking at the
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oils that Dan Valentine had painted, pastoral scenes, happy scenes, gay scenes,
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all of them with colorful Italian backgrounds. I was thinking about that when
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I walked into inspected Tobacca's office late that afternoon. I don't get it,
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Johnny, don't get what here. Just came from New York on the chanty
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boards. Oh. They came to this country when they were eighteen and twenty
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one. Both of them were naturalized citizens, lived with their father. Records
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not a thing, No trouble everyone else. That's about it. New York,
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please can't seem to locate their old man disappeared about a week ago,
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lived on the side. What's about him? That's another funny thing. He's
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taken out his papers and was due from examination with the immigration people this week.
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They're looking for him too. We went on and had dinner together and
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talked about the case. It had been a strange one, the deaths were
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useless, the motives unknown. I parted company with Inspector Debaca and went back
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to my hotel to trouble it out with sleep. About eleven o'clock I had
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a phone call Johnny Dollars Debacer. Old man Janny just showed up, but
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I said, Marge, and wants to take his two cents back to New
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York for burial. Twenty minutes later, I was standing in the corner's office
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while inspected Tobacca led a small, wizzled old man into the room and set
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him down on one of the chairs. It's Jenny, it's mister Donner.
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How do you do mister Channy? I read about you. You kill my
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boys? Yes, they'd killed four other people. No, no, but
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why did they kill the Valentine family. Mister Chatty, why did they kill
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Conrad Webster the lawyer? Do you know why? She? I know?
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Then tell me they're all dead now I am. I'm still alive with mister
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Dowler. He refused to talk about his sons or any of their activities.
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Debacca held him to answer to the immigration officials. He remained in his cell,
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silent and noncommitted to all visitors, including the chaplain. I appeared before
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the coroner's jury the following morning, was clear of any charges. Petric Channti
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still had said nothing, and he looked at me as though he was going
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to keep on saying nothing. That's a chunny, I see you, mister
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daughter. More questions, Dan Valentine's wife was your daughter? Wasn't she?
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Wasn't she? All right? You don't have to admit it. I have
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a copy of the marriage license right here. It came from New York this
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morning. She wasn't my daughter? Is that all you have to say?
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Now? I know? Talk then I will, mister Chunny, Because your
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daughter, Missus Valentine, had a daughter herself, Teresa, a lovely,
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wonderful girl that your two sons killed. I happen to know that girl.
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I might have been in love with her. I don't know, but I
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do know she had to die too. What this Conrad Webster, mister Valentine,
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and my own daughter and granddaughter. He had to die all bad?
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You see, I order it, she ordered it? And who are you
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god? I am the father. When a daughter marries a bad man,
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only a bad can come from it. The granddaughter was then bad. He
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come to our village many years ago, take her away. He and the
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man Webster help him. It lived with me, the stealing of my own
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of flesh and blood. All this time, it grow inside of me.
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I am old, but they keep on living, only so I can come
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here and find him and destroy him and her and the daughter and the lawyer,
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a man who help him. And I destroyed him through my sons,
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whole family. Vendetta was that it. If you like Bendetta, he was
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a bad man who did bad things. Batman, Okay, I smoke,
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Now you have a cicaro. The disposition of Old Pietro County is up to
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the Immigration Department. I didn't stay around New Orleans to learn the results of
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all the extensive examinations that would have to be completed to test a sanity.
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I'd had enough of the town expense account IDEM eleven one hundred forty dollars and
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twenty cents. Hotel on board IDEM twelve twenty eight dollars, car rental miscellaneous
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that includes flowers to the Valentine family Item thirteen same as Item one, one
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hundred and seventy five dollars. Transportation back home expense account total twelve hundred and
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ninety dollars thirty eight cents. Remarks Whenever I close my eyes, I can
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see a lovely girl standing at the bottom of a long, curving stairway,
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smiling. Because I'm in the room. That's all yours, Trulli, Johnny
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Dollar. Remember please, there'll be another exciting story for you beginning next Monday
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night. Monday the local diamond matter and what's your trip to Algiers makes Come
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with me to the casbah sound like an invitation to a Sunday school picnic?
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Join us, won't you yours? Trulli, Johnny Dollar, Yours truly Johnny
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Doller, starring Bob Bailey, is transcribed in Hollywood. Written by John Dawson,
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it is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone. Heard in this week's cast,
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where Lillian Bayeff, Betty lou Gerson, Barney Phillips will write Forrest Lewis,
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Marvin Miller, Janeavello and Jack Boyles. Be sure to join us on
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Monday night, same time and station for another exciting story of Yours Truly Johnny
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Doller, Roy Rowan speaking welcome back. What a great episode. You know,
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there aren't what a ton of of a kind of gut ratine or really
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emotionally charged episodes, but this was clearly one, and I think it worked
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so well. They really put this together from a dramatic standpoint, very well,
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right from the first part of the story where uh, Tobacca is talking
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to Johnny and you hear you hear the the gun being cocked and Johnny hanging
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up the phone. Uh, just you know, very powerful, right all
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the way up until the last nine the last moment the note in that report.
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Just an incredible job. I shouldn't mention that this was adapted from actually
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two separate Yours Truly Johnny Doller episodes. Uh This this episode was based on
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the Uh You Yours Truly Johnny Dowler episode The San Antonio Matter, written by
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E. Jack Newman and also on an episode of Nightbeat called Big John McMaster
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from nineteen fifty one, also by E. Jack Newman of course wrote this
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episode under the name of John Dawson. And really this just continues to show
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what you can do with radio drama if given suspicient time. It's remarkable so
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many half hour dramas what they were able to do, but in this hour
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plus of story time, they really don't waste any of it. So I
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think it was just absolutely a phenomenal job. Well, when we turned out
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a listener comments and feedback, and Justin said, it's sad that there are
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no more George Valentine podcasts. The new Sherlock Holmes is not as good as
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the old one. So right now I'm listening to Johnny Dowler. Any other
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suggestions that are What are any good Detector shows besides the ones mentioned Well,
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Justin, I hope you get some answers on Facebook. I'm bad judge because
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I think all of them are pretty good. I've actually been enjoying the more
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recent Sherlock Holmes than the ones we were playing previously with John Stanley, but
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to each their own. I think that if you don't enjoy the Sherlock Holmes
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series, be listening about eleven weeks. We're going to begin the Nick Carter
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series on Thursday's replacing Holmes, and then on Tuesday and two weeks we'll be
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adding the Big Guy, and then three weeks after that, when the Big
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Guys done, that will be replaced by mister Moto. And then we also
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have a review on the app from Zippy, who says, with so many
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apps out there, it's nice to find one that works and isn't loaded with
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ads, very well put together and the shows are great. Glad you're enjoying
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the app, Zippy. And that will finish up for today a few programming
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notes. Join us tomorrow for the lineup, and then join us back here
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on Monday for new Johnny Dollar Adventure, and on Friday we'll have another Carter
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