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Amazing Mr. Malone: Never Judge a Book By Its Cover (EP1102) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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ahead and get into today's program. This one is called never Judge a Book
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by its Cover, and uh, let's go ahead and take a lesson the
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Amazing Mister Malone. Operator Operator, Get Me the Office of John J.
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Malone. The National Broadcasting Company presents The Amazing Mister Malone, an exciting half
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hour of mystery is starring George Petrie as the lawyer who's practiced before every type
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of bar has become a legend. Harold call is the city of Chicago,
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the time, the present, and the hero of these weekly adventures, the
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amazing mister Malone malan to name John J. Malone, Attorney and consted law
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Tonight. In our study of the cliche, let's examine the oldie never a
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judge a book by its cover and exhibit Hey, I give you a Richie
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Holland. Mister Holland is a good looking boy behind the desk in four twenty
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seven of the Wentworth Buildings. Watch him check his gun. You're thinking was
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auditioning for the part of a private detective in some movie thriller. He certainly
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looks the type, which is surprising. That's exactly what he is. Yeah,
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you're Richie Holland. That's right. I get a friend and wants to
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see your sweet eyed well who you put away the pope first? You didn't
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get a scarin. Yeah, his mother was once frightened by a wedding.
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It's very funny. I must remember that. I'll write it down so you
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won't forget to do that. All right, Fred? Everything, okay,
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Sandy, everything Joe Ky Holland is mister Fontine. Hello, Holland saidam all
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right, Sandy? Right outside don't you think I got it? Wait outside
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anything you say, sweetheart, if you want me, just yell. I'll
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try to remember the last boy and nobody asked him. No, I suppose
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you keep your mouth shut. I look, maybe you'd better take a look
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first. What are your rates? I get forty dollars a day plus expensive.
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I'll tell you one hundred or one thousand events? Interesting? No I
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am. I'm looking for a girl named Connie Burton. Why if I'm willing
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to sholl out this kind of money? I must have a readab but you'd
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rather not tell it to me? Oh? What did you say? Your
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name was again? Connie Burton? Connie? I got a description. I
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can do better than that. Here's a picture. This is business. That's
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allent. Well, it could be pleasure too. Not going to be with
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all my heart Connie. So you know that's very pretty sentiment. You think
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you can find it for me? She's here in Chicago and positive you came
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here from Boston a year ago, and I'll find he can I reach you?
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What I do? There's no telling. We'd like to be on the
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move. But don't worry, Holland, I'll keep in touch. That just
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can depend on. Thank you with me? Yeah, you don't realize what
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time it is. I've been waiting with Jennifer free hours. That's pretty cold
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by now, that's not funny. This is the first time this week.
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Who have you been working? That's a new name for it. And I've
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had a tough day. Do you mind very much that we dispense with the
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arguments for one night? But she never argues with you? Who argues that
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girl? Look you, there is no girl. I told you I'm working
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on a case. And why didn't you phone me? Or where the wires
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down? Ritchie? I'm talking to you. Fortunately I can't hear you.
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Oh here plenty before I'm through? Is this the girl? Where did you
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get that picture? I found it in one of your suits and I love
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the inscription with all my heart. Connor, it's not what you think.
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It never is. Well, you can tell her that the next time I
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see her on the next time, I know where she lived? What they
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thought to put one over on? They didn't? You know where she lives?
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Me? Go well, I saw her in Marshall Fields on Tuesday and
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I followed her. Oh you too are real clever? What are you?
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Must have sootified bleaching her hair and going under the name of Elila Grayson.
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I wouldn't be suspecting you're crazy. I suppose she doesn't live at the Beverly
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Saw and she's living at the Beverly I'm not fooling me with this, Rickie?
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Where are you going? Rickie? Hello? What what did you call
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me? No, you've got the wrong number. My name is Alli Grayson.
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I guess you wouldn't be interested in my message? Wait? Wait,
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wait, wait? Who are you? What differ? Oh yes, I
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just thought that I recognized the voice. Oh well, assuming that I was
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Connie Britton. What's the message? A couple of your friends who read Fontaine
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Boy? Name is Sandy. Why are you telling me this? I'm done
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if I know, but I want to a picture of you and something to
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me. Look, this is a trap. I'd like to be a friend.
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I could. You'll use one volunteer up around how a ten o'clock to
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night? Teach you. I'll be seeing your girl. They kill yourself to
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him, I hate to heckle, mister Holland, but that was a red
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light you just said. Would you do me a favor? What you called
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me? Richie? All right? No, no, go on see Richie,
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kind of just the way I thought it would. I do, thank
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you. I don't understand myself. You want if we park? If you
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want to? Well, No, I liked your hair better the other way.
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No, the way it was in the picture before you bleached it.
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I hope you realize you're not may be sent. Nobody knows that that a
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nightdel Listen, Connie, I'm I'm a private detective. A week ago two
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boys came into my office. They want to be the locate. I knew
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this, no that that that was a fluke. Thee June saw your picture,
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remembered running into your field. She followed you with the Beverly my wife.
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She must be a real help to you in your w No, she
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was just jealous. She had reasonably. What do you mean? What do
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you think I called you without notifying contain that you wanted to check then,
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But you're going to think I'm crazy? But I fell to you what first
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time I saw your picture? Pretty ridiculous. Yeah, things like that just
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don't happened here. Life. As I said before, you're not making sense
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all mixed up? Well, what do you intend to do? Why am
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I? I want to go on sing? And what about santage that doesn't
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work? Don't let it. I don't let anything. Barty, you don't
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let you, don't don't please. Well, I am saying you're all mixed
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up because I think I'm going to be in the same book. I love
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the dobby and make them come in. Oh its sweetheart, Well, listen
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is a surprise. We w to be we but your Fontaine is there too,
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all right? Said Oh, I don't know. I am Andy and
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I were in the neighborhood. So we copy drop by very nice with him.
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Might if we sit down? You well, what's the story? Story?
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Only a simon I gave you? Oh well, I've been running into
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bad luck, fantane, I haven't been able to find a girl. It's
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been six weeks. I'm sure that's why. Darn well, I'm sorry to
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let you boys down. I don't think you did thee come again. You
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remember ourdea. Certainly you want to get one hundred dollars a day plus expenses,
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so go outside of that original thousand I gave you. You haven't answer
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anymore, that's not character. Why not? Well, I tried myself on
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being a good judge of human nature, and I'd say you had a large
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streak of loss to me in your makeup, really really, and I can't
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figure out any reason why you've missed an opportunity to clip me unless unless what
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you've found Connie Burton? And why wouldn't I tell you? Because you're real
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clever. I have no idea. What do you think sending? Well?
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If you want my humble opinion, I'd say it was lying. That's my
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opinion too. Do you want me to try and coach you? Please?
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Listen, you big love. You put a finger on me. Sweetheart was
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reaching for his pop gun. Huh, that's not nice. You don't get
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out of here? What? No good? Dirty bus? I think I
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send you now? All right, carry on, come on, sweetheart,
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talk, I said, talk? Oh what do you say? Okay,
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Sweetheart? I'm glad you don't give in too easy, because that's just how
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I get my kicks. And tonight I'm really gonna live m second. Yes,
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hello, Connie, that's a very good question. But in the final
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analysis, who is anybody? Are you crazy? That's too literal minded?
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Me. I'm a philosopher, you believe me? Che shop? Isn't that
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silly? How are you going to find the time what's the idea of the
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gun? I wish you wouldn't take this personally, Connie Olivia, I've got
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nothing against Well, if you've got to call me something, try Harry.
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I don't know you. Does anybody know anybody else? Hard enough to know
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yourself? As Spangler once wrote, you up to this. Oh, now
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you are not listening to meet Connie. You're You're like al see, you're
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obsessed with your own petty problem. But if you analyze any problem, the
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solution is simple. In your case of me tightening the thing, Yeah,
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simple. Now you can sleep, then your problems You're rover. Just one
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of those things, just one of those crazy things, one of those bells
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that now and then ring. Just one of those things. It was just
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one of those us. That's funny. It was just one of those things,
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just one of those crazy things. I must be in the wrong office.
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Uh huh, hello, ten books. I'm glad you call it.
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Ten of the kind of things happened just a second ago. I walked into
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the office singing, just one of those things. Ain't it amazing? What
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do you mean? Who was waiting for you? June Holland will responsible for
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the murder of Ali and this June Holland wants me to represent her absolutely to
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amaze you. Come Wady well, listening to will be amazing. List them
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the troubled lands of the Far East with mister Moso. And now back to
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the Amazing mister Malone. That's where I got to react. Two hours and
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forty seven minutes after the murder of Connie Burton, I was gone at headquarters.
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As I walked over from my office, I made an interesting discovery the
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path for my you're leading to the homicide girl with an inch lower on the
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adjacent territory. I was gonna rush. Well, that's that's what it makes
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with me with Tennis. What why are you living breeze? Oh that's a
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splendid boy as my client. Oh what did you catapacs at your pleasanties with?
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Where's June Holland? Oh? I guess I don't have it for you
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anymore, usband, Unless the Malone would like to see his client. His
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slightest wish is my com Have you boys ever considered radio as a career?
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Well, we're working on a night, but what's stuck for a name?
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Why'd you call it a Bob Hope show? Oh you heard that somewhere and
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shut off? That tell a tide? Well, as long as you ask
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so nice? All right here, missus Holland? Are you malone? That
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so it might tend to incriminate in the grave, You don't mind here,
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missus Holland, his mother was frightened by the happiness. Boy, sit on,
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I won't even know about this, Connie Burton nothing. I suppose you
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didn't know that your husband was running around with it. It's a lie.
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It's a business with Richie. He was high to find her. What do
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you mean he was hired to find her? He's de private detective. Oh
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what he got to say to that, lieutenant? Oh, it was hardly
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business. You see, her husband was seeing this county for over a month.
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Right after they met, he made a move from the Beverly to the
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Martins. And why were you around the Beverly checking on her? I was
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just trying to help chie despite the fact that he moved out on you four
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weeks ago. Well, I didn't kill her. I never handled a gun
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in my life. Well, you mean she hired a torpedo for the job.
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You got a line on him, But this time, I mean,
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why you expect my client to sit here if you have no objects? I've
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got a hundred, but I don't think they'll do me any good. Well,
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I sit tired, missus Holland. I'll get your dispossessed as soon as
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I can. Yeah, I'm looking for Hey, what happened to you?
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I got to mind my own business. Oh maybe I'm moral on that for
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you. I can't see where you're Richie Hollands, what if I am?
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I'm glad to know you. My name is John J. Malone Well representing
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your wife? What's cool? Didn't you know the cops are holding her for
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murder? What are you mumbling about? A girl named Connie Burton was not
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dark tonight? What did you say? Hey, easy fellow, your ruin
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asked you something along. Obviously the police haven't been here yet. What do
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you say about Connie? She was murdered and I must have told her.
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You must have told who was? How do you get that's a flair issue?
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Your wife? How Connie Well? Just where you might expect. I
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gotta see. I want a minute. How long your wife was in a
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spot? The police think she was behind the kill? Diana? Who did
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it? On my own way? They called your way murdered? They call
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it the last I heard. You shouldn't complain, you make it another case
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out of it. Yet, see what you can do for us on a
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family race. Did you see the night's paper hunting? Oh? I haven't
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sent it. He has a wonderful story on a front page. I mean
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wonderful with the short of the pop and it certainly does to you. Yeah,
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you bet you. He's a little girl named Tonnie Burton was shot and
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kill last night. I see that Annie Burton Kevin. I heard that name
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before. I wouldn't know. I'm probably confusing with two other girls. Anyway,
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they're holding the wife of a private dick named Richie Holland for the murder.
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This make ut us a shock to you, Sandy, but I know
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how to read well. I didn't want you to strain yourself. Seems this
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June Holland was Yet who's that get behind the door. That's the moment alf
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I'm saying. All I can say, Holland is your recuperative powers must be
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tremendous. They are, Stanley, it will be awfully disappointed in themselves.
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What can I do? I just wanted to check something that I tell you
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where to find Conny before I passed out. What do you think I'm asking
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my questions now for the way I've done with you, you might give people
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wrong idea. Yeah oo. For example, for example, me, what
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na as you're wish we had just drop the cannon would you be kind enough
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to dispose of that? Mister Fontaine gladly? Hey, you made it feel
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good. I listen to you guys. Take it easy. We'll get back
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to you. What do you suggest, Well, he's pretty persistent. Let's
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dream up something very special for the boy, something that will really discourage him.
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Hey, I got an idea. Well, what would you illustrate on
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mister Hellan? He's alio sending Hello Holly, John j you'r mowling boys?
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Speak up? I want to talk John James laugh? Who where is this?
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Hollin? You sound like you had another accident. Listen along, I'll
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tell you who killed Kai. Oh, a couple of boys on tame any
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You must be a mistager. I had me to find it, and when
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I wouldn't spell it, beat it. What do they want with her?
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Oh? No, you haven't boss them here doing? And then and hello,
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Hollan Helen amazing, that'll be amazing the way that man incorporates. I
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must be losing my touch. And I forigured to be opera at least not
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a couple of hours. Is it all right with you? Girls? If
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I hang up now or I have court malone and followed instruction is beautifully you
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thought you were responsible for Connie's murder. Lands obviously a psychopath. Now look,
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Malone, I've got a proposition for you. Let's hear it. They'll
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cut you into ten percent. How much does that mean in dollars and cents?
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Don't you no long division? Never even heard of her? Yeah,
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some Fred, I think we'll waste that time. I don't think he knows
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anything about Kenny. I'm inclined to agree with you, Sandy. I'm sorry
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if we inconvenience his Malone. Now wait a minute, boys, you can't
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walk off like that. He's right, fred, I forgot something. Thanks
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for reminding me, sweetheart. I'm much obliged you're listening to the amazing mister
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Malone. Independence Day last Wednesday was celebrated as a day of rededication to the
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principles upon which our country was founded. Each of us can play a part
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in this year of rededication to the principles of our founding fathers by taking several
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important steps. The success of the activity will depend on, first a more
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active participation by citizens in the affairs of the nation, state, and community.
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Second, an increased awareness of our individual rights and liberties. Third,
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an augmented pride in America's past and its accomplishment, and forth a wider recognition
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of the importance of making this country an example to the world of the strength
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and effectiveness of our own form of government. And now back to the amazing
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missed him alone. Well that's what I get for use in my head.
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It never fails. After Sandy threw me that kiss, I took off the
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cloud sixteen lovely up there this time of the year, there are twenty beautiful
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maidens for every man, and I'm the only man alarmed. And then someone
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went and yanked my clouds from under me. All right, from alone?
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Time to wake up? Come on, come on, Oh, I wish
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I had my camera here. I'd love to have a picture of this.
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Oh what happened? What you tell me you were? I'm not so Oh
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it's feel pretty? Who does he make us shout out? I mean that
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that's freak of red runner through your hair because you're sitting Jenna, say QUI,
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that's right, you know, stop showing off your education is actually I
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never got out of kindergartens. Well, I guess this ort to convince you
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convince me of what June Holland didn't kill Connie Burton. Now, what's one
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thing got to do with another? Well, do you think Fontane and his
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boy were to work on me? Which Fontaine is said, Fred, Yeah,
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you know him that as well as i'd like to. He's a Boston
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product. What do you know about Santry Apperenheim. Well, it's rumant that
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he's been associated with Fonteine and several banking ben't you. Well, there was
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at least one other member of the firm who Connie Burton. You're crazy,
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listen, Lieutenant. They came to Chicago expressly to find her, and it's
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your contention they did definitely pick them up and take up Rreschie Holland anything else
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you'd like, Well, are you're at it, you might as well pick
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me off too. I'm not doing anybody any good on this floor, Hey,
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sweetheart me? Yeah? How long do you intend to keep us here?
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I really don't know. I will like sweet hot he's enough. Standy,
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no name, mister Holland complaining. I never do Fontaine, That's what
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I admire about you. You always take your medicine like the little man you
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walk and Holland battle Joe, open up, sus I Hello, counselor.
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Hey, what's the idea to tell on your head? I'm doing a mind
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reading act at the Orphans. Everybody here, everybody but missus Holland. But
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I suppose you get it? Hi, I say, I think you gentlemen
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all know mister Malone. Oh boys, my, it's susy quiet all of
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a sudden, the matter of Fontaine. Don't you remember me? I don't
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believe it's has a pleasure. Oh you did? You and your friend were
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up to see me this afternoon. You remember that standing. You can't prove
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it by me. That's understandable. I've changed a little since then. Look,
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but Fenn and I got a headache in my own. Do I have
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to fit through this? How about a counselor? All right, Holland,
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indifference to you will make it short and sweet. You all know why we're
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here. I don't, okay, Fontane, we'll take us from the beginning.
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We're here to find out who's your responsible for the murder of Connie Burton.
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According to the paper iar read, it was a lady named June Holland.
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There was just enemy propaganda. They suppose you tell us the truth,
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all right, Sandy, Connie Burton came to this town a year ago from
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Boston. That's the place that's noted for beings. It has at all recent
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claim the same about fourteen months ago, seven minutes at the bank messenger company
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to earned walsht off of the coast to a million and a half and cad
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Hey remember that frame vaguely seems to me they never caught the coulfort. You
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ought to know why because I got to hunt you with a brain behind that
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operation. Thanks for the compliment. Well that's all you're going to get out
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of it. What do you mean? You got a girlfriend named Connie Burton
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you slipped to the loot and she was supposed to meet your ladys of a
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mob could divvy up. Instead she took off for Chicago. That's very interesting.
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It gets better as it goes along, because that's where Richie comes in.
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And what kind of a crack is that They hired you to find Connie,
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didn't they? So you held out on him? Why? Well,
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not that it's any of your business, but I went for the girl.
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Tell me something, Holland what does she have that got you? I mean,
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besides all the money I was there? All the money is why you
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had her kill Malone. I don't like those kind of either, though.
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I chie somehow I can't say anything's funny and murder, But then I've got
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no sense of human Okay, Lieutenant, who's all? You are? All
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right? Malone? You've played with that coffee long enough. Let's have it.
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I mean, we have to go through this same routine again. A
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white ship test might be different from all other night. Oh, it's perfectly
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simple, Lieutenant Richie Holland killed Connie. He was the one who hired that
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torpedo. How do you know they told you where to find the word to
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me, yeah, that was a guy named Harold Sherman, a philosopher type.
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Never tell me something alone. Why did Holland go back to look up
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Fontaine? That was just an act? He thought that way he removed suspicion
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from himself, and he did talk for a little proof. Well, who
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else knew where to find Connie? How about your clients, missus Howard?
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No, remember, Richie moved Connie from the Beverly right after he met her.
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Wow? What about Fontaine and Sandy Halla? Never told him? He
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pretended to pass out as soon as they left. He called his friend Hall
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and gave him his orders. Fontaine never would have killed him? Why not?
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He claimed to double cross him with that. Look, sure, that's
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why they had to keep her alive if they wanted to recover it. What
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makes you think they didn't, because they came to me later with an offer
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of a split. They thought you had all that go uh huh, But
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you're sure a Holland guy, Well, doesn't he admit it now? No?
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You mean you haven't recovered that million and a half, and it looked
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like we never will. What's the matter with that Holland? Doesn't he know
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you can't take it with here? Is you know? I told him that,
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you know what he said? Why if he can't take it with him,
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he ain't going let me talk to him, Lieutenant. Oh no,
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oh no, because you're just amazing enough to figure out how he couldn't manage
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good night cross Never hear a story of a Dixie Land band. The boy
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on trumpet was especially good. He got hot at a party one night and
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blasted himself clear out of this world. Yeah, it was dynamite. I'll
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tell you all about him next week. So when I picking up at my
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office the same time, I'll be waiting for him good night. George Peepery
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was starred as John J. Malone, with Lely Haynes as Lieutenant Brooks.
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Our program is written by Eugene Wang and directed by Richard Lewis. The Amazing
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Mister Malone is based on a famous character created by Craig Right and produced by
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Bernardelle Schubert. The events and characters in the story were entirely fiction move and
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any resemblance to persons living or dead is entirely coincidental. Fred Collins speaking,
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The Amazing Mister Malone has come to you from New York. Stay tuned for
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the man over most NBC stations. Welcome back. Well, mister Malone takes
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a beating in that episode. It's not the only one, but we're still
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left with a mystery, though I don't think it'll be one that'll haunt us
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long as to what happened to that money. Anyway, we do turn now
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to listener comments and feedback, and we have this item here from over on
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our Facebook page that's at Facebook dot com Slash Radio Detectives Gypsy Comments. I
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finally found this Facebook page. I've been listening to your podcast for two years
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now. It is a nightly ritual before bed. It reminds me of when
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I was a kid and Mom would turn on the radio to get me to
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go to sleep. I love the show. Well, thanks so much,
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Gypsy Glad you're listening to the show, and I encourage you to keep on
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listening. I really appreciate it. All right, Well, that will do
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it for today. We will be back on to Wednesday. Excuse me with
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yours truly, Joni Dollar, and then join us back here on Tuesday for
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Graham signing off.