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Let George Do It: It Happened on Friday (EP0839) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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let George do it. It happened on Friday. That's not it's dangers my
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car. It happened on Friday, a trans drive adventure of George Valentine.
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Here, mister Valentine, and might tell you that I'm writing this letter because
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I'm highly patriotic. I might say I'm writing because I want to see my
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husband in more trouble than he's already in. Neither would be true. I
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happen to love my husband and I want him brought back to the United States
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alive. If you and your assistant are prepared to take a rather lengthy trip,
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please call on me on the seat of this letter and I will explain.
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What can it be put in writing or as sincerely low as Craig.
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Well, missus Craig, your letter was a little confusing. Yes, I
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realized that after I'd written it, had you wanted your husband brought back alive?
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Just where is he, missus Brooks? Have you ever heard of Friday's
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Island? Well, yes, it's in the Pacific somewhere. Isn't Air's ride
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one of a cluster of islands in the general direction of Tahiti, And that's
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where he is? Yes, you see, Stanley and I were on a
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vacation by air in the South Pacific. On the way home, our plane
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landed on Friday's Island. Wow, so far it's clear. I suppose he
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decided to go and they even stay there. That's quite as romantic as that,
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mister Valentine. No, just before our plane took off, he said
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he was going back to speak to the stewardess. When we were in the
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air and he didn't come back. I investigated and he wasn't a bullet.
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He hadn't spoken to the stewardess, just stepped off the plane and disappeared.
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Ah, well, what did you do? Wouldn't they turn back and pick
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him up, or the captain of the plane send a radio message to the
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airport to locate him. He was there, all right, but he sent
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word back to me. What sort of word, Missus Cray, just that
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I should continue on home, that he had some business to attend to on
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the island and would come on when he'd finished it. What possible business could
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he have on a little Pacific island. Well, I have my suspicions,
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that's why I sent for you. But couldn't the authorities have you? If
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what I fear is true, I don't want the authorities to know about it.
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Well, I wonder if you could clear that up a little. By
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the way, what's your husband's business? He's a writer? Now, Well,
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wouldn't that explain to stay on the island, missus Craig racorch atmosphere?
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Something not quite You see, there's an organization, a very secret circle on
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Friday's Island, known only as the Group. Sounds like a communist set up,
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that's exactly what it is. Stanley found out. I don't know how
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that the group has practically completed plans for taking over the entire area. Well,
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that all sounds plain. Obviously, your husband knows what would make a
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great magazine, A newspaper story. I heaven told you one thing. Up
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until two months ago, my husband was in the Justice Department. He was
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relieved of his position because of what they term security reasons. Oh yeah,
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see what you mean now, missus Craig. But perhaps you're just jumping to
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conclusions. I'd hope so myself, mister Valentine. Until yesterday a man named
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Kester, one of the big powers in the communist movement in this country,
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called me what do they say? He wanted to know if Stanley had sent
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him any messages through me. I said he hadn't. He told me to
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expect some and to hold them for him. So I had all boils down
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to one thing. You feel your husband has gone in with a communist down
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there, and that if he keeps up, he'll get in trouble. Yes,
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And you want me to make him see the light and come back to
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the States, Is that right? Yes? I told him I love him.
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I don't want him to be disgraced, and I don't want him dead.
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Sometimes people with strong ideas are hard to convert. You. I don't
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care how you get him to come back, that's up to you. Here's
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a good dress on the island when you try. All right, missus Craig,
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I'll do my best to act like Frank Buck and bring him back alive.
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So this says Frye's Island Brooks. It's pretty Jill. It's blue skies
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and palm trees. Yeah, and slow moving natives. Hard to believe any
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of these people could get excited enough to hatch up a comedy plot. Missus
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Craig didn't say they were natives in the group. They could be figners.
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Probably are. Well, let's try and find the hotel and then call on
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Stanley Craig. Huh don't mister, Oh hello there, I hear you say
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you'd like to go to book Tello. Yeah, yeah, that's right,
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if you'll direct us have cottage here, happy you take, mister and missy
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far not far, just hot better you right, Yes, let's do it,
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Okay, yeah, sure, happy be they'll send a baggage up a
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letter I suppose Oh yes, oh yes, say you don't know what hotel,
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miss, Only one hotel in Fort Hope, mister, is called the
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International Oh surprised they don't call it the internationale. What do you say?
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Oh nothing, I think that's a little private joke. Oh, joke.
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We go. Sure, I put the bell phone. People know we come
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make with its own. Yeah. Say boy, the name it's Leon,
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Leon, se out your servant. Okay, Leon, Say tell me is
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this trans far from the hotel? Let's say here it is seventeen Bank Streets.
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Seventeen Bank Street. Yeah that's right, not far gone by waterfront.
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You want to go there, Yeah, but we'll go to the hotel and
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register first. You want to wait for me? Oh yes, I wait.
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I see you get to Bank Street very safe? Oh? Oh here,
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mister, this is house one seventeen. Yeah, all right, it
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wasn't very far. I wasn't oh, not far. I make knock on
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door. Oh look I don't need all this service. Thanks. Anyway,
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you know person who live here? Maybe no, not yet, Yes,
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but hello, I'm looking for Stanley Craig. Mister Craig is not the Oh
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that's too bad. I have a message for him. Well, perhaps I
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can take it. Step in, mister Valentine, young, we'll wait.
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Where is the young lady? Oh you know, wait a minute, you
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know who I am. Certainly I know you. And Miss Brooks arrived on
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the plane at two o'clock and registered at the International yeah, well who you
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grant? If is my name, Nicholas Granted? Now about the message for
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mister Craig. Who is it from? Why it's from Chester? If that's
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any of your business, and it is very much my business. There is
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a lot my time. I'm delivering the message to mister Craig and no one
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else. It is important that I have it. If you do not wish
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to cooperate, perhaps we will have to try other methods. Oh, I
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see, what's the idea of the gun. It is just to convince you.
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Uh huh, Well, I wouldn't do you much good to carry through
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on that, especially since miss Brooks knows just where I am and you don't
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know where the message is in the future. I would thank you to knock
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before coming in on. Oh is this nicness? What are you doing with
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the gun? This is mister Valentine. He is a messenger from my friend
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Kester in the States. Oh what does he say? Well, the gentleman
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is reticent about delivering the message, he insists on scene, mister Craig,
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a look past. The fun is fun. You know, we're all in
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this together. I'm just following orders, yes, yes, just following orders,
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of course. You're right. I admire your devotion to orders. Okay,
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thanks. This is where Craig lives, isn't it? Yes, it
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is all right. I want to see him. Where is he? Suppose
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you tell him, mamma, he's in jail. Mister in jail. But
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why we don't quite know? Some little chart but can't can't agree to something
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about him. I believe so, mister Valentine. I believe so well.
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And why don't you get on it. I don't plan to spend much time
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here. I have other places to go. We shall start proceedings immediately.
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Tell me, mister Valentine, where would you like to meet mister Craig.
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I'll stay in my room at the hotel all evening. I suppose you know
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the number of the room. You'll know everything else. Of course, your
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room is number thirty eight. Come, mamma, we shall visit the police
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so that mister Craig can keep his appointed. That's the minute, Yeah,
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mister Valentine, Yeah that's right. I'm Stanley Craig. Oh wow, come
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in come, thank you, mister Valentine. I understand you have a message
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for me. Yeah, yeah, that's right from Kester. Well. Uh
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no, now I'm afraid that was a little white lie. Then just why
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did you want to see me, mister Valentine. We don't go in for
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little white lies. No, no, I'm sure that I'm afraid the group
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wouldn't like that. You are quite right. Well, my message is from
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your wife, mister Craig. My wife, she'll right, she's quite all
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right. She's just afraid that you are not nonsense. You can see that.
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I am for the present, Yes I can. But how long can
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you go on? What do you mean by that? Missus? Craig sent
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me to bring you home. She thought I might be able to reform.
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I guess, but I see it's not easy to take anyone to the group.
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No, no it isn't. Now, Look, Craig, why do
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you want to gamble like this? Why don't you come home to your wife?
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I get the whole thing. I can't, Valentine, I'm in too
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deep. I got to see it through. Tell her that I don't know
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what more I can say. Uh, there's the lists in this box.
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Yeah, yeah, go ahead, help yourself. Thanks, I will.
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Do you have a light? Yes? Yeah, thanks. Valentine had already
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guessed your omission. Now listen to me. I'm lissing. I put a
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paper under the cigarettes in that box. If anything happens to me, meat
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it, do what it says, wait about it. I don't get it.
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We are very careful in the group, Valentine, we never know who
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maybe listening. Yeah, okay, mister Valentine, I suggest that you stay
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here in Port Hope for a few days. You may be able to deliver
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an important message back to the States for me. Well, okay, see
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you later. I hope any can always when I suppose, pretty stupid way
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to earn a trip to the South Pacificine, Oh granf what were you doing
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out there on the balcony watching your conference with mister Craig and I suppose you
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had a conversation. Though I tried very hard, Unfortunately no, I did
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hear. However, one important fact, such as that you did not bring
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a message from kest as you said, only a message from Demand's wife.
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Yeah. Well, I was a try, wasn't it. You have done
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what you came here to do. There is a plane through for the States
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tomorrow morning. I expect to take it and if I refuse. If you
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refuse, then this on I'll look buster. That's the second time you pull
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a gun on me to day you will leave in the morrow now and I'll
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really know that gun. Estimate yourself, get over the Valentine when you make
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You're hired by a woman who believes her husband is in danger because, as
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an ex employee of the Justice Department who lost his job because of communist ideas,
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he has become involved with an organization on a South Pacific island known as
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the Group. You're a man doesn't seem willing to cooperate, and when he's
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left your hotel room, another character appears to order you off the island and
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impress his order with a knockout punch. If your name is George Valentine,
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you come too with a familiar voice in your ear. George, George Darling?
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Would happened? Where did you come from? Could Craig do this to
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you? Darling? I heread voice? Is it? Oh no, no,
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no, Craig didn't do it. It was that goon boy. I
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please makes sense to well, I'm trying to, Angela. I'm trying to
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I should have used my right instead of oh hey, wait a minute,
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would you please lie so? George did you get up cigarette box? Cigarette?
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I don't want a cigarette. Hey, throw the catch on that French
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door to the balcony, Angela, Yeah, yeah, sure. At least
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he didn't get this polar drags for your brooks. See that's better. Okay,
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now let's see. Don't you think that? Listen to this. If
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anything should happen to me, please take possession of very important information hidden in
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my room. The instruction will be sufficient to guide you in its use.
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Use great caution, grantoff, and the others will try to take it from
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you. I still hope to see you when the job is done. Craig,
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Well, what does that mean? That's what I'm wondering. If it's
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what I think it is, Missus Craig had real reason for worrying about her
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husband. I don't think I quite follow your George. That's probably because I
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don't quite follow myself, I guess, but it's just a hunch. Come
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on, let's get out of here, Darling. Where we going to the
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airport? I am there, don't have to this trip. I just want
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a little information information about why Fanily Craig. I don't know hold of trust
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in this place, but I think we'll take a chance on the boys at
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the airline. Oh hello, mister lads, that's the same little man who
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drove us to the hotel. I must be. I can't see him yet,
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but I couldn't mistake that voice. What's he doing here this time of
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night watching us? Probably you are out late, mister. Yeah that's right.
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I know you make arrangement to leave on the plane tomorrow morning. Yeah,
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that's right too, I got maybe I had. Oh, I think
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I can manage. All right, Leon, you get in the carriage and
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stay with him brook see he can drive us back to the hotel. All
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right, go ahead, be right back. Hello, wake up, wake
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up, Come on, would your man? What is it? You're the
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radio operator at this airport? Radio? Yeah, yeah, sure, radio
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operate, ticket agent. All right, I want to send a radiogram.
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I want you to send it for test a minute, But this is an
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airport official business only. Now. Look, there's an office in the hotel.
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You don't trust anybody to send a very important message? Yeah, enough
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to affect the lives of a lot of people. Oh all right, here
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are it's all written out for you? Think you can get it through for
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me? The Department of Justice Washington, DC. That's right, would you
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do it? Sure? Good, and when you get an answer back,
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hang on to it until I come back for would you. Hey, this
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is dynamite, mister Valentine. You'll find the signature at a bout him.
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And here's something for your trouble. No, no, no, no,
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so I wouldn't take that. I'll buy yourself a couple of holy skirts to
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send you a girl. I'll be back in a few hours, and let's
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hope you've got an answer. Yeah, hello, mister, you got your
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tickets? Uh? Yeah, surely playing the Youth tomorrow morning, maybe nine
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o'clock. Yeah sure. Hey. By the way, seen anything of mister
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Craig tonight, No, mister, not since he come to your room in
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Hotey. Oh you knew that. Huh. Oh yes, mister. I
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drive him there huh and back? Oh no, sir, mister Craig,
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he he walked back. I'll bet oh, Tilly Anne drive us back to
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the hotel. I'll get some rest, yes, sir, mister George,
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Yeah, angel getting off to sleep? You around here? Couldn't I go
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to my room and go to sleep for a while? Oh sure, sure,
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I'm sorry, just because I have to set up. Doesn't mean that
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we both have to Why did you have to? Well, I'm going back
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down to the airport pretty soon. It's been several hours. Washington offices would
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have been open quite a while. An answer to your radio, that's right.
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You go ahead and I'll just yeah. Who is it? D you
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Riley, mister Valentine. Therefore, oh god, okay, wait a second,
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Hi, Hi, I thought I better bring this to you. Sounded
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important. Well, good, thanks, Jim. That's all right. Looks
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like you really did hit dynamite. Well, gotta get back to the radio
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room. Thanks song Jim. Huh, what did George dynamite? Angel?
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Like the man said, Now, I'm going to do a little snooping around
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Stanley Craig's room. You mean we are? Oh, everybody wants to get
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in the act. Okay, Angel, let's go. George. Why do
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you suppose Stanley Craig isn't here in his room? Don't know, Angel,
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unless he's unable to be by reason of death. George, what do you
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mean? I mean, as Granniff character must have found out what I found
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out by radio an hour ago. Craig wasn't a member of the group by
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choice. Books he was a communist. Don't believe everything you've told. He
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was fired from the Justice Department. Yes, and for a reason because he
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was a communist. No, because they wanted the group to think he was.
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How if they've caught on again, George, Well you're enjoying your vote,
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Chris de Vealentine, gran if you really get around, don't you?
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I make it my business. Don't know what's going on, my friend?
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Come on, So a smart young man who thinks he can take matters in
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his own hands. Hey, how wrong you are? Yeah, yeah,
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I guess you're right, Granna. I suppose we'd better take your advice instead.
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Huh that plane out tomorrow morning. I'm afraid you are wrong about that,
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Valentine. I don't think you will need to make a reservation, George.
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What does he mean? Anna? You are quite a depth at using
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a gun, are you not? Yes? Why do you ask me to
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do this? I am asking you to do nothing, Anna, except to
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keep a gun on these people. I'm going to the group. We will
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decide what to do with them, and Craig, you won't be long.
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I will be back in an hour. You will watch them. Well,
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I don't here, Grant if we haven't done anything. You know, we
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don't even know anything. You can't do this, I can't. You can
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see there might be an accident, you know those I say, anna watch
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them carefully. I will be back on an hour, George, George,
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what are they gonna do? Tell us? I guess guys like grantite play
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for keeps hearing. Yet I'm sure he is all right. Then let's have
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it. Where's Craig? He's lucked in the back room here? Can you
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get him on? Yes? Where are his papers? Where are they?
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Anna? Under that kind of go ug under the chair? This is fairly
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large. I figured that under this chair over here. Yet see what you
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mean? But Fanna, I don't understand why. Let's get Craig and wave
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here as fast as we can. And you're doing a very blase thing.
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You're taking valuable papers. We're releasing. Mister Clay doesn't have to be so
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brave. If we work fans, you'll never get away with it. You
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forget we are on an island. There's no way to escape. He took
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care of that. There are a couple of planes for charter out of the
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air. What you know, George, when did you do that? When
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I was down there earlier. I just thought it was a chance worth taking.
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Do you think Granite will be away for an hour? Almost? All
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right? Which way to Craig? This way? Come with me here?
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This is where I'm not mister Varine? What are you doing here? Told
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me to stay here? He did not trust anyone, even you. Anna
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get away from the tour buster? Oh no, mister, I started guard
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at this door, and you will see I have a gun. Yeah,
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yeah, you're right. Luckily on this much money mean anything to you?
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Who amount of money would make me betray the group? Mister val Then maybe
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that's what? All right? And I get his gun, he'll be sleeping
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for a while, Craig, you and there, Yes, Valentine, that's
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right. Come on, we've all got reservations on a plane Fatahiti. How
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did you know that I'm a time to talk in a plane? Angel,
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Now if your tool excuse us for a moment, I'd like to check over
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these papers. Yeah sure, Craig ahead, come on. We ought to
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be in Sahiti and a bottle? Noah, George, how did you have
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the idea that Anna would be with us? All? Very simple? Versible?
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She winked at me, she did, But the first time I saw
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her, I guess she knew I was a phony all along. Oh well,
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I don't think you're a phony, Darling. Goods than sitting you could
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wink at me? Oh sure, how's this like it? Okay, I'll
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stations and standard stations throughout the West. Robert Bailey is starting as George,
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with Virginia Gregg as Brooksy. Let George Do It was written by Lloyd London
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and directed by Kenneth Webb. Ted DiCorcia was heard as grannif Byron Kine as
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Leon, Sing, Tom McKee as Dan and Gene Bates as Anna. The
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music was composed and presented by Eddie Dunsteader your announcer John Heaston. Listen again
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next week, same time, same station to Let George Do It. Let
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George Do It, as heard overseas through the worldwide facilities of the Armed Forces
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Radio Service. This is the mutual broadcasting system. Welcome back well. I
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love the Jimmy Duranty reference. Of course, everybody wants to get into the
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act was one of Duranty's signature lines, and thus we conclude another episode of
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Let George Do It featuring George Valentine, freelance secret agent. This is somewhat
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unique, and when you think about Let George Do It, it's probably one
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of the very interesting things about the series, as well as one of the
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things that can make it harder for people to grasp the show because it's had
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the same you know, it had the same start right from the start,
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but throughout the series we've seen it take on a number of formats. He
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had a sitcom kind of beginning, and detective comedy type stories complete with a
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laugh track in the first few episodes of the series. Then we have just
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more a lot of episodes that are kind of almost homes like stories of deduction
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and problem solving. And then we have some that her somewhat violent episodes like
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the pink Hurst very similar to kind of hard boiled detective shows. And now
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we have Let George do It kind of semi regularly getting into espionage and counter
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espionage and cloak and Dagger. That means the series offers a wide variety of
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programs. You never quite know what you're going to get with just any give
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an episode to Let George do It. But that also makes a challenge.
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I think that there's a lot of people who like some dependability. You turn
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on an episode of say Philip Marlowe or or The Thin Man, you kind
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of know what to expect let George do it, you don't, and that
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I think is both the charm of the series for many people as well as
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its downfall for others. All right, well, that'll actually do it for
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today. Join us back here tomorrow for Sherlock Holmes will be upping up the
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Elusive Agent storyline, and then join us back here on when next Wednesday for
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let George stood. In the meanwhile, send your comments to Box thirteen at
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