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The Line Up: Babs, the Baggy Bungling Brunette Bombshell Case (EP1040) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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by Rex Down. All right, well, now it's time for today's episode
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of the lineup. And we had a few lost episodes, five lost episodes,
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but we're going to bring you this episode from May the sixth, nineteen
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fifty two. Here is Bab's the Baggy Bungling brunette bombshell case. And let's
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go ahead and take a lesson. Ladies and gentlemen, We cook you now
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by transcription behind the scenes of a police headquarters in a great American city,
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or under the cold glaring lights will pass before us. The innocent, the
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vagrant, the thief, the murderer. This is the lineup, I client
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now, it's doing so much. Only one of my people showed up.
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How about you letting at on my desk? Is dwen if I won't?
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Said? That was? Yes, it was me. Okay, you know
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we gotta go bowling one of these nights. Yeah, that sounds good to
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me. Yeah, we could get a lead together. It might be fun.
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Yeah, a good idea, uh, mister Goree to meet each other.
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Hey, this is this finest stup. I never knew what the lineup
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really was. So will it be many men up? During the stage?
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About fourteen? That many? Just a slow day, mister Fox. The
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Lion usually runs twenty or more. Clearly, oh my goodness, that's sergeant
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Corgar. He runs the line sure jell. He does this in addition to
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his regular the sn of the Lion. They audience through man, have you
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atene I guess it wouldn't make with sense to say a police and just introduced
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prisoners. That was the budget. We had the line up to you to
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puspect you. So you will remembers I'll call off, remember their name and
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shar you have many questions right out, O, please remember the number of
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signs and the prisoners. I call him Nay, you're sure, not too
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sure? The suspects of him out of the podcast all right from the line.
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Okay, keep us moving right over here at the end of the state.
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Come on, boys, come on the face struck hands your side and
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look straight ahead, straight out through the screen. That's this. I want
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to call out your number. Step back, keep facing sun. Talk after
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everybody can hear you. I want all those people are there to get a
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good look at from the one Fantom robbery. Okay, James, where do
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you look now? Where one one four nineteenth Street? Kind of work you
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do? Bricklayer? Worth on construction jobs? Where do you work? I
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ain't working? Joe? Where can work? Before you picked up? Oh?
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Chose menstruction company? Hello? Can work for him? They like you
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leave, doesn't make any money and they never give us know all the time
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you are caught yeah, what got twenty six? Hey o number two?
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What do you think your bof? And gone? Ain't going nowhere? You
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couldn't get back in the line, and I'm just tired of stand still.
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Get back in the line and stay there. Okay, I get nervous when
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I got to stay with Play'll be quiet because I'm home. Yes, let's
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stay where one day? I think like the guys come on I number one.
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We picked up together. They've been giving every picture of little fifty one
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little Wait you get it? I didn't get it. Lee had it?
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It was Lee me by Lee will hurt number two? Okay, sat the
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step back number Dully Willard Robbery. Tell you step out late, last down,
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keep your head of What do you lively? One fourteen cock knack?
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You can play human? Where do you work? Yeah? I ain't working
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right now. I'm kind of between jobs. When you do it? What
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do you do? Wre in a competent? You own a crowbar and d
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companies on crow ball. I'll tell you had a crowbar with your last night.
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Oh I don't know. I usually have it. Women hanging on yourself
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under your top coat. Pure, that's a good taste. Cat. You
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know anything about a elequor store that was broken into it leveland and sprish flat
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knack. Oh, I can say, man, you own the car picked
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up in one that doesn't want to ask you do you own a car?
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Yeah? And what god forty one dot you don't top and hard. I
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let my girls tend use it. Wait to get the fifty one old will
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be they will picked up in where. That's a long story, so cut
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it down. I'll be glad to listen. I lived up in man and
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ever how much sure? Thing really nice? I think it'd be nice for
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you. What's up as safety drugstore? Twenty thirty floss and just one person
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did the job? Woman that excited and shot the cashier that Gerson doesn't think
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there's much hope for him. Again a good description of it. While the
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clerks study, recognizing and the out at the Duck store. I went working
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over in the Licord department. Right over there, this girl comes walking by,
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and you know, when you think you met somebody before, you kind
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of smile and speak. Well, she gives me a real cold stare.
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Are you positive you've seen her before? WHOA? Yeah? Sure? What
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was it? You? Sorry? Before? While I was down garden girl
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if it's the same dam and I'm pretty sure it is. She was a
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stipper in the nightclub. How long ago? Was this all about a year
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and a half ago? What was her name? I don't know what her
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real name was. They call her Babs, a brunette, bombshell. Anyone
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see how you got away from here? Yeah? Ed, he works in
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the candy department. It's up front, right by the door. He said.
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He ran out and jumped in a blue forty seven forty two play.
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He didn't get the license number or anything. Ed gets really excited when something
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happened. Well, we'd like to m much. I was excited too.
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Yeah, Well, we'd like you to come down the headquarters where mister Wells.
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See if you can find a picture in the mug file. She may
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have a previous reckon. Oh surely, glad to I guess the manager let
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me off. I don't think he will. We'll talk to you. Stick
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with the Welles day and I'll pick coger up and take a run out of
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the book ground. Hey you're the only here. Yeah, yeah, number
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was Elie. We're mister Roselle. I'm littellant Guthrie. That's talking in college.
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What do you want from me? I think he's done nothing, but
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we want some information on somebody who think he used to work for you.
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Oh well, that's just come on back to the office. Very glad to
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help. Well, a nice day in it, sure is. Yeah.
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I wish I had time to play golf or something like that. You know,
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they ought to build a golf course with fud light so people like me
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with school hours could play the game. It's not a bad idea. Well,
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I sit down, fellers, how about a drink? Anything you doesn't
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okay? So what can I do for you? About a year and a
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half ago, you had a strip of working for you. She was called
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Babs. They broome at Bombshell, remember it. I can't say that I
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knew a year and a half ago. No, but you know I hire
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a lot of them days got to working. Now, wouldn't you pay a
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roll? Records showing with shoe fellows. I ain't got nothing to hide.
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Let's see a year and a half ago, and that would be in October
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nineteen fifty through January sixty one. One. Yeah, that's right, I
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got the records right here. What you do we I'm not sure if she's
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done anything well you think she's about to do something here? Paint in take
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see put anybody with the first name Barbara. I don't keep any descriptions the
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girls. That just might be something big. Lose me, boss, I
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gotta call out here for lieutenant. Oh thanks a boy Tenners. Yeah you
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have a family, Yeah, ye kids? Right, do anything you can
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for him, thanks, gunn. Yeah's something big, mister ROSELLI a girl
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we're looking for held at a drug stone and killed the cash and what do
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you no? Really don't surprise me too much. Like I said, there
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are funny bunch of these strippers. Nothing here, then clean and a whittles.
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Okay, yes, that's all we can do here, thanks mister Selling.
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Yeah, oh kay, if you don't mind a subjection. I just
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got a great idea. Why don't you check with my book? An agent?
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Whereas it? Over on fourteenth three, seven forty three. Jerry Gold
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nice guy, he knows every sipling town. Do you what what a guy
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I do for you? Mister Gold? Right, and mister Riselle over at
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the Blue Grotto Centers. Oh yeah, thanks good, got it talent you
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Well, we're looking for information right now. I'm Lieutenant Godrid. This sucking
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cargo police DuPont. Oh, we like some information on a girl that bus
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herself as his dad's a brunette bombshell. Oh sounds like a slipper. Yeah,
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track he worked at Blue Gradow about a year and a half ago.
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Wow, was the big ten over on that kind of an act? Right,
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that's something in a file. Yeah? See uh ju remember see sipper
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there. We are welcome to take a look at him. Hate thinks right
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a year and a half ago. Huh, I should be right up in
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front. Yeah. I only been in business this time little over two years.
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Oh oh yeah, well I'm fine. What do you expect me to
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do? Nobody wants dog acts anymore? What do you want me to do?
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Feed him? Wow? Yeah? Well if anything comes up about cart
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yeah, I'll call you a bier man. It's crazy. You got six
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favor nods. They do tricks, thinks it's great. Size of stages are
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nice times. You couldn't get six faith for ns on at one time.
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They look at this. Yeah, barbaracane at least six or fourth house washing
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and let's see. Oh I remember now that's her. I had a booking
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for it down in San Diego. The Yellow parrot. She wouldn't go never
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heard summer six? How do you do? I'm a lieutenant gut Thrie that's
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starting. Cargo mus Kane's here, I'm daring musing. Do you know what
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Barbara Kane? Yeah, I'm no bad. He used to do mother on
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me. Why we'd like to get in touch with it? Is he him
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covers? What do you think? So? I haven't seen it for four
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or five months since since he got married. Do you know where she lives?
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Yeah? I just still living same thing. You and Joy had an
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apartment over on the west side of town. This is Tuck and I got
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it married dress book. Yeah, here it is ten twenty two West Hamlen's
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an apartments four. Well, thanks miss mcmilland do you know she's work with?
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I don't think so. I don't really know it. Oh what's her
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name now, Hetty? Make her Joseph Haynes, saying I believe Smothanes.
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Oh well do my name is got riders decide in Corgan? Sit down,
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gentlemen, right is your wife emathanes? Oh no, she isn't. What
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you expect them? What's going on? And I don't expect you? Oh?
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How's that? Well? I haven't seen barbered for three months. She
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left me a month after her man just up and left, packed up,
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took the car and left. What kind of a car? It's Ford coop
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boo. Yeah, well, how do you know? What's the man?
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Is? Bob in trouble? I played Somothane? What you do? Well?
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I think she held up a drugstore, killed the cashier. Wh Oh,
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she wouldn't want anything like that. That's like she did. Oh,
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she was a little mixed up, but she wouldn't do anything like that.
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You know where we can get a hold of him. No, who we're
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doing. He's a car registered in your name? Yeah, you know the
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right and number? Yeah, I got right here in my keeuing four Z
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two seven y three. May we use your phone play? We should?
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I got to check on it. But the car is registered to me.
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We'll have her address on the registration. Well, that's all right, we'll
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put out a bullet and on it. The car license renewals were last month,
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you renew the license. No, she may have given a change of
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address. I just can't believe that Barbara mixed up in something like this.
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Once in a while, she do some funny things, but something what do
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you mean funny misstayne oh, I don't know. One day things be great
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and then maybe the next day she's begun on the pimp. She never seemed
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to be any too well, she hadn't runn't I don't know. I think
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it maybe it was me, Yeah, Address twenty seventies. Okay, kell
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Lotson to call quin and Ash, I have a meet us there in half
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an on't trying to check with the records and see if there's a one on
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it. When would she get these you know, particular times? Should yet
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dune? Should the car and go for a lot? It's a lot out
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and she came back to you were you're king? Did you ever go with
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her when she did this? She wouldn't let me. You never know where
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she wanted? Well, okay, the Thane, thanks Len. I should
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hope your fellows are wrong. I still don't think Boba do anything like you
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fellas said. I I never could understand some of the things you did,
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but I should don't think she'd kill anybody. Six twenty three, twenty five
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there there, oh there, huh? All right, come on the stone,
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all right, all right, man, that's where she was. I
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hope she'd show hands checked to identification. There's no record or want autem as
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Babara Kane or a barbarat. And I didn't think there would be over the
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fun action against the rear. I think I'll go in cars muran. Will
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keep your eyes open for a blue nineteen forty seven Ford Coup. She's a
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blue Nette five foot seven. She should come up. Letther go in,
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bride. Let's see, yeah, Barbara Haynes, pop name, let it
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read. I let's check the girl friend not it's Muntaine. Let's see what
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the manager knows. Man exactly the upper crush. Let's say you know,
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what do you want? Yeah? What do you want? We're police officers.
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I didn't call you. We'd like some information on Barbara Haynes's compartment eight.
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What's fanatics to do something? You know where she is? No?
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Did you say it? Go out today? I never pay attention to what
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goes on around here. I'm just a manager. I ain't no cop.
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Oh we checked and she isn't in a room. We like your pass keep
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please, but for you guys are supposed to go in her room. What
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do you want from her? What did you do? We think she held
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up a drugstore? No, humans. Did you with her? We think
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so? How fu got a criminal living here? You get a lived with
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me? Not much? But she shot and killed the cashier. Oh my
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goodness. Wait to my husband here, you never did like her? Can
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we have your past? Team? Missus? Reed? Please just putatic you
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all right? Wait a second. Think she's moved up and Donna. Oh
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yeah, think i'd be any shooting not less she's starting. What are you
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going to do? Wait nor apartment and hope she comes back? Oh my,
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couldn't I stay? Said the problem? This is rade just in case
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there is trouble. Don't you worry? I will Oh my goodness, my
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husband here, Okay, lock it. I should have to use extreme bo
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Okay, you take the bathroom. I'll starting here. What do you know?
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Nothing in the bathroom, let's hear, I said, really? Uh?
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And there's stuff to go with it. I don't know. I you
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can do? But wait, I think she could have been tiptoed Jamie Banks.
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We could use a cigarette the quin and ash. I think we've forgotten
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here. We go behind the door, get the door. What's going on?
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Yeah? You want? Who are you? Missus? Haynes? Please?
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What do you want from me? Where were you this morning? Why
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do you have the right? Where were you this morning? I don't get
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wet. I went to a ride. Is anybody with you? No?
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Nobody was with? What kind of a car? Did you go for a
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ride in my car? What is this a joke? No, this isn't
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a joke, missus Haynes. When you went for a ride? Were you
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in the neighborhood of twenty third spots? No? I went to the beach.
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Which beach firs cold? What kind of a card are you driving?
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Thank you? Forty seven models? Cool? Hellos boom? What ella is
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about it? Did you meet anybody at the beach? No? I don't
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have to put up with the brown hear you drug straight to Cypruss Cole.
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Yeah, did you go out to flossom? Yes? If you think I'm
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gonna put up, you're just a little while ago that you weren't in the
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neighborhood at twenty THIRTN slots And I got poked the beach and went out flossing
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to stop away? No stopping a drug store? No, I told you
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I didn't stop anywhere. You said you were in the neighborhood at twenty THIRTN
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slots them too. Your car was seen leaving a safety drug store twenty thirtn
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slots. Somebody made a mistake. I'm not going to trouble I don't I
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haven't done anything. Okay, have a curl, Wayne, Let's go down
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to the station. Cool suspicion of robbery and murder and you must be up
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your walker. Do you mean I'm under the red that's right, you're under
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the rest. Do you ever work at the Blue Grotto? Missus haymees?
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No, that's the Blue Grotto? Oh yeah, when he had attainments.
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I was a dance a while. This is crazy. What are you guys
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after? Why don't you tell us what you really did today? Leave me
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alone? I don't steal. I got a headache. Do you have a
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lot of headache? I didn't do anything. Let me go home. Maybe
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you have a lot of headaches. Maybe you ought to go see a dune.
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Well then, well, is this a woman you saw in the star
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this morning? Yeah? Yeah, I'm terribly You want to tell us about
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it? Now? I did it? I have no money, money for
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coin? Welcome back? Well. I think sometimes those writers wrote the title
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just to challenge people to tongue twisters. I would love to hear recording of
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anyone seen any of these three times fast, particularly this week's show. I
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know that we don't have credits on this particular episode, but the voice of
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Well sounded an awful lot like Bob Bailey to me. That could just be
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me, but that's how it sounds. And this one really just a pure
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man hunt case. The episodes that we are missing, I should note from
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from the last week's show, according to Digital Belly, all of April Castro
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Cops killing carnage case, the Cornered cop killer case, Nancy's nause eighteen naivety
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case, the Corny Complainant case, and the Big Boys British backbending case.
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And we have one more episode, I think, and then we should be
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into a stretch where we only have one lost episode all the way into December,
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though it does look like there may have been a couple preemptions along the
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way. We should have a situation where we run through about December nineteenth with
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all of the cases and then a couple scattered episodes heading end of nineteen fifty
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three to wrap things up. Okay, Well, on we go to listener
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I mentioned yesterday I talk about what some listeners have had to say about some
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of the new shows, some rejoicing about Novak for Hire. Joshua says,
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I think Pat Novak is still my favorite. And the lines of that show
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are so funny and odd. Debbie says, love Pat Novak, best lines
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ever, Good job at him. David says the Saint awesome, so he's
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excited about the Saint. Patrick says, love them all. Haven't heard of
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Easy Money, but I'm sure it's promising Patrick, Easy Money, I'll just
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go ahead and say it's kind of a bunco fraud series where a private detective
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basically is dedicated to exposing and breaking up various frauds and rackets and how he
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infiltrates and deals with him. It's just a fascinating study and I think very
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educational. It did over radio a very good job of explaining how a lot
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of frauds work, and so I think people are going to really enjoy that
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series. And there were a couple of listeners over when who talked about great
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voices of radio. Kind of a gone bube. I'm mentioning that we're going
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to be doing the Adventures of Pharaoh Marlowe. Sam says, while I love
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Bill Garkin and Barry Craig and Sydney Greenstreak is fantastic as near a wolf.
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Bob Bailey is the best at Johnny Dollar and Jack Webb is immortal in Dragon
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at Gerald Moore has perhaps the best voice in detectives and it's clearly my favorite.
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I've listened to every episode in the Philip Marlowe series at least three times.
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Can you think of a more distinctive detective actor? And John Bahner has
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my favorite dramatic voice in all of old time radio. Who's your favorite dramatic
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voice? We all know that mel Blank has the best voice in stage,
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screen, radio or television ever in my humble opinion, Sue says, will
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William Conrad also had a great voice. Another favorite of mine is Larry Haynes,
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who later starred in Search for Tomorrow at TV soap. So those comments
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from Sam and Sue, I have to admit the voice of Gerald Morris Philip
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Marlowe is perfect, you know, just put so much emotion, and I
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think you know, unless you've read the book, you know, given the
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a lot of people will associate more with marlow more than anyone else. He's
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he actually played the role of more episodes. The voice absolutely perfect for the
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role. It's it's tough to compare because across all genres, but I do
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really like I do like more in that I would and with Sue's edition of
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William Connor, and I think the list is complete of some of radio's great
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dramatic actors. Larry Haynes are mentioning that one surprised me, and maybe Haines
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might be underrated in my mind, just because he tended to get roles really
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towards the end of the Golden age of radio, when a lot of the
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star power had just gone out. We do hear him in Easy Money coming
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out this year. Also, we'll hear him in Mike in the Mike Hammer
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radio series. Uh, but these are very late in the Detective series.
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The one actor i'd add both comedy and drama, but primarily comedy for a
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great voice is Gail Gordon. He had great flexibility, great range. We're
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gonna hear him in the Case Book of Gregory Hood. But he was really
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known, you know, on the comedic side. He had this kind kind
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of slow burn thing he did, you know, it made him a great
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osgood Conklin. But he really just had so much talent and was able to
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play so many roles. He played heroes, he played villains, he played
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comedy, he played action. He is of course, as I said,
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he's best known as the voice of Osgood Conklin, but you know he was
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also Mayor La Trivia, and he was also mister Judson, the Texas oil
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man on The Burns and Allen Show, and Flash Gordon and of course Gregory
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Hood and so many other characters. Really a great deal of flexibility. So
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I put Gail Gordon in there, probably under comedy drama, and Larry Hayes
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will let listeners decide for them for themselves on that. Well, that will
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do it for today. Join us tomorrow for our final play It Again episode.
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This one is a treat listeners have been asking for for a while,
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and we give it to them. So be sure and listen, and we'll
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