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the show. Well, now we'll get into today's episode of The Saint.
The original air date is June third of nineteen fifty one and the title is
The Girl with the Lower Birth The Adventures of The Saint starring Tom Conway.
The Saint, based on characters created by Leslie Charteris and known to millions from
books, magazines, and motion pictures. The robin Hood of Modern Crime now
comes transcribe to radio, starring Hollywood's brilliant and talented actor Tom Conway as The
Saint. Mind if I sit down here, mister, Oh no, I
don't mind. Thanks. Usually I get a little more enthusiasm than that.
Oh oh yeah, yeah, you're a good looking babe. Oh you're just
saying that to be sociable. Mister mister. What the name's Doyle? Hellola's
mind? How's the chicken tonight? Mister Doyle? It's okay? How would
you know you haven't touched it? Being on a train kind of spoils my
appetite, So that's what spoiling your appetite? Sure, what else I wouldn't
know? Uh, mister Doyle, who's paying for my dinner? Me?
Or you? Well, they take a good look. I'd be glad to
buy it then, Oh good thing. I'm not the demure type. Restrain
your joy and hand me that menu. Hush, thank you, and button
your jacket your guns showing hello, Yeah, I want some information does not.
I want to know if the Chicago limiteds on time and passing through town
here. Yeah, thanks, well on the dot, Mitch. Two thirty
in the am. It's a little past eleven. No train stops here for
ten minutes. It ain't an awful long time. Colonel's long enough. Maybe
I want another drink. You don't need it, I hope doyles and join
his train ride. I wouldn't you think you'd be glad to see us,
Mitch? I want another drink? You know something? I think it'd be
so happy that it's just liabel A killing. Oh I'm closed for the night.
I've gone out of business. Oh I hate you in the morning.
Okay, just a second, mister Templer. Yes, and the hours midnight
and I am about to go to sleep. You look very nice. Oh
you must say that to all the boys whose bells you ring. I'm not
working my way through college, Simon. No, from where I stand,
i'd say you'd graduate where I stand. I'm getting tired of standing. Oh,
I'm sorry coming. It's a little late to begin a beautiful friendship.
I'm frightened. No, I just telling me that. And they're very beautiful,
you know, a lot about women, don't you? Not as much
as i'd like. I'm married, did Jim Doyle? Doyle, I don't
know him. I want you to meet him to night so I can be
frightened too. You're coming into town the Chicago Limited in a few hours.
Oh, you will want me to bring him flower. I want you to
see that he gets home alive. Well, the police do fairly well at
that kind of thing. I can't go to them. Oh you're afraid too.
Why did you kill me if you found out? I see where is
home? Forty nine Marble Avenue, and I'm to see that he gets there
alive. You haven't told me why he might not, nor do you intend
to. Why should I bother missus Doyle? Perhaps because I'm lonely and afraid.
Perhaps because i'd like you to call me Madge, Simon. I have
no one else to go to, all right? I meet his train?
When is it? Drive in the morning? Five hours to go. Then
I'll go home now, taking care of things, Simon, I might even
be able to sleep. Has some dreams, Madge. Another drink, Lola,
what are you trying to do? Launch me? Don't be that way,
baby, I'm drinking right along with you right now, I'd say you
were a couple of blocks and from me. Hey, what time is it
anyway? Damn? Or two thirty almost early ours? Baby, Hey,
you don't tell me the trains running out of gas. That's just christful,
that's what it is. Just a whistle stop. I was talking about whistling.
I said it was a whistle stop. Awful, dark guys. Good,
think somebody lives in these times. I knew a fellow once living a
small town. Yeah, it was a dope. What did you see out
of the window? A couple of people getting off some wait and they get
out. Hey who you're throwing your whiskey? Ah? I didn't throw it
slipped out of my hand. That's so. Yeah, I'm wise, your
hand shaking. I'm tired, you're scared. Look look, let let's get
out of this club. Card too many people anything you say? Yeah,
this kind of a switch the girls being the fellow? Yeah, funny.
So why don't you have somebody pulling the train out? Come under me?
Just hold on to me. Just switched an engines? Are they all a
fast? These trains down? But yeah, this here's my car. The
compartments right along here Oh, aren't you fancy? I just got a lower
birth Yeah. Oh no, no, no, no, no, no,
come what man? What all? Girl's gonna be careful of her reputation?
Nobody around but even please come in. We'll gab a while better.
Okay, give me here are it's kind of darkning? You want you to
put a light on her templar? Oh, Lieutenant Flynn, what are you
doing here? Is there a law against lurking on station platforms? Don't tell
a commissioner you meaning to train. It's easy to see why they made you,
lieutenant. Oh, thanks very much, friend of yours, coming in
on the limited. That's hard to say it translated. You mean you're not
saying why are you here? I'm crazy about trains? Oh? Also,
the department got a wire. Seems somebody on that train wasn't a very good
traveler. Seems he died en route. His train sickness can be overdone.
Huh wasn't exactly train sickness. What was the name of the man you were
meeting again? Why do you say it was a man? Now? This
fellow stopped a couple of bullets in the worst possible place. Are there any
good places to stop bullets. You're not too busy, Templary. When the
train plods in, maybe you'd like to climb aboard with me. Take a
look at the fellow I'm talking about. Oh, I might not be too
busy. What's his name? Doyle, Jimmy Doyle. They didn't improve his
appearance the bullets. I mean, whoever shot him didn't have a beauty treatment
in mind. You know I'm Templary. His name is Doyle, Jimmy Doyle.
Isn't that what you told me? You fence? Very nice? When
did he die? Closes? A medical examiner just figured he must have been
shot around two or three in the morning. Oh, it's nice to know.
He died in a private compartment. Whoever shot him had fun ripping the
place up. He could have been looking for something. Wonder what as I'm
wondering too, Lieutenant, nice to have got me. Could have been diamonds,
so Doyle collected them. I hate to tell you this, but he
was a bad boy. Stole em oh for shame in Chicago. He and
a couple of other bad boys, one of whom er wore glasses. How
do you know that not much of a guest, Lieutenant. This is what
I just picked up off the floor. Looks like a tiny hunk of crumbled
tissue remain came out of a sight safe a package. Lieutenant. That tissue
was used to wipe a pair of glasses. Let me have it, thanks
one of the bad boys who pitched him on the Chicago deal with Doyles,
a man named Kerner. The important point of the moment being wears glasses.
Well, that tissue is mildly flimsy. Is evidence, but it helps you're
thinking, huh No, No, nobody had a shance when God was killed.
Nah, it's noisy on a train, it man, I've been going
through a tunnel at the time. Well, it's been fun, Lieutenant,
but it could be even more fun templary. Oh, if you would let
me introduce you to Lola, And who is Lola? The kind of girl
your mother wouldn't have liked. Well, since I'm not my mother, some
other time perhaps, but may be another time. We're booking her own suspicion
of murder. She went glasses and the men do make passes. They're being
too kind to me. She and Doyle were lapping up firewater all evening.
She went with him to his compartment. This one laim. She chatted with
him for a while and went to her own birth. Nobody saw her at
the important time, though too bad. It's only suspicion of murder. Well
has been chummy with lots of crooks, especially jewel crooks. Sounds like a
case. The only trouble is whoever knocked off Doyle was after the diamonds.
Lola doesn't have the honor. Lucky for Lola, did the trains stop any
wine route? Jerkwater town named Haynesville too interesting? But I still like to
have you talked to Lola. Why you're pretty? And I am? Oh,
thank you? You might you might get something out of her. Furthermore,
if you do, I'll stop wondering what brought you here? Oh?
That does it. I couldn't bear to think if you're staying up nights wondering
lead me to up. We're keeping her in compartments. See a couple of
doors down from here, keep her company. We've got to search everybody on
the train. Aren't you going to introduce me? Just smile at him.
Oh, I would do my best. I'll remember the last guy who was
alone with her wound up? Then how long that we have to hold up
in this room. Not long. You'll just be glad you're off of that
train. Yeah, you know, I never I did like cops like one
thing. You gotta give him credit for. They know how to search a
man. For a while back there, I wasn't sure they were going to
leave the skin on me. Hey, what's the matter, Mitch, I
am, I'm wondering where the stones are? Kind of yeah, yes,
so am I. They weren't in that compartment. We tore it apart,
couldn't find them. I didn't. I wait a minute, Mitch, you
were with me all the time. Sure, we got on the train.
But according to what the cops were thrown out as somebody visited Doyle while you
and me split up locating Now were berths. Yeah, but we had to
take berths in different cars. We'd have been spotted too easy if we hadn't
sure sure Except what the way it worked out, you could have got the
Doyles compartment before his body was found. You could have shot him and ditched
the stones. Yea, So, my friend, could you would I bring
it up about your might you might just to make sure that I didn't.
I look, Mitch, there's one thing we know neither of us has got
the stones on us now, no matter who killed Doyle. So so do
you care who killed him? I care about the stones? All right,
then let's start using our heads. Huh. Doyle reached the station in Chicago
with the stones. We figured it'd have him with him all the time,
but maybe he arranged to have them reached New York separate from himself, you
see. Yeah, yeah, all right, Now I got an idea of
where in New York those stones would have to wind up if that's what Doyle
did, And that's where at Doyle's home. So wow, why don't we
drop in on missus Doyle and tell her the sad news? Yea, yea.
That way we get a seat on the inside where we sit and wait
a company. Good evening, Lola, or should be a good morning?
Go away? What everyone should go away and drop dead? But you haven't
even met me. I'm Simon Templer, Lola, you can drop dead too.
Wait, Simon Templer, that's right, good said. That's all a
girl on my condition needs go, Lola. What Lieutenant Flynn told me to
smile? I'm smiling. Doctor West would be proud. Oh I don't know.
He just gives me the brush every morning. Are you're funny to that?
Thank you? But I'm slow. I don't want to shake in the
train. I'll be careful. Oh this train shake awful? Easy? Are
it could be I have a hangover? Oh? Well, you were drinking
last night, I was drinking. Well, I hangover seems possible. Then
I can think of a lot better words for it than that. For example,
yeah, you're in trouble. What are you doing practicing to be sir?
Gallaha? Not exactly, because if you are, you're wasting your time
about Doyle. Don't mention him. I can see a space right now.
I have blown up. That's a really accurate description. Would you mind leaving
me and my hangover alone? But? According to won't you to the police?
You lift him in his compartment? A life? No? No?
Do you know what his face looked like? Dead? Get out of here?
That point him much? Did you kill Doyle? You don't look like
my diary? Go away? Did you kill do you believe me? I
can't tell us yet. You were after his diamonds, weren't you? It's
possible, but I'm not answering that one. How did you know what his
face looked like if he'd been shot. All right, you got beyond that.
So I didn't spill it the cops because I figured I didn't have to.
All right, Now it's different. I went with Doyle to his compartment.
We were both kind of on the trunk side, you know what I
mean, Yeah, I've been there. Well anyway, he was drunk with
me. Sigh. I thought maybe I could pick up a few carrots,
you know, and I think so yes. So he walked into his compartment.
It was dark in there. The first thing that happens is dog gets
shot. Somebody hits me on the head before I can get a good sized
scream out. Who didn't see good? No? No? When I came
to so, I was dead. The compartment had been turned upside down,
and I felt rotten. I want to if they're fast lor birth, just
like home. You could be telling the truth, Lena, What are you
gonna do? Ouch, Hay, there is a bruise on your heir.
One of two things, either that your story is true or that you were
clever enough to acquire that brom all by yourself. It's not the kind of
thing I like to go around acquiring. I don't know if the police will
hold you. I suspect they won't. If they do release you, I'd
advise you to be very careful. Avoid diamonds. They're beautiful, but they
might be the death of you just a second. Oh hello, missus coroner
and Mitch, do you mind if we come in? You don't mind?
She looks all broken up by grief, don't you? Mitch? All broken
up? Is that a new routine? She don't sound like a new widow
at all? Did you say new widow? Don't tell me you didn't not
in The cops didn't touch with you about what. I guess they didn't.
I guess maybe Doyle didn't bother keeping him posted about his home address. Will
you tell me what happened? Please? Sure somebody took a sudden dislike to
your husband, so you're a widow. When two o'clock this morning he was
on a train. Will die on trains too, you said the police.
He was murdered, Missus Doyle. He isn't bringing home the bacon? Would
you mind leaving? Somebody else may bring it around? We like bacon.
I only just have to put up with us for a while. Mitch.
Take a look around and see if there's any other entrance to the apartment.
Okay, what do you want of me? Mitch and I figure that you're
going to have a visitor soon. We want to be in on the welcoming
committee, and we ought a figure that it should be a very warm welcome.
Aren't police stations attractive? Well, they're useful. I guess I have
you to thank for being able to walk out of there. No, forget
it, unless, of course, you'll really kill Doyle. I never kill
a man. Why not? I like are you might like diamonds even more?
But I don't. Well, it's been nice meeting you, Lola,
but I have simon. Why are you in such a horror? Well,
I've got a special date. Who a widow? What's so special about a
widow? I just want to see if she's married a kernel? Yeah,
times person, We got lots of it. Actors bolted and all we gotta
do that there. It is great here across the mass. You'll be quiet.
Okay, we kill the lights and wait. The doors are locked,
and after a while, junior out there is going to get impatient. Either
handled and that the door is open and walk right in. Do let me
wrestle. Friend. They shouldn't take very long madge with the lights on high.
He had a glass jaw, oh, Simon, I'm so glad,
so glass, so am I when you're righting the bell? I was terrified.
And when the door open, you weren't there. You took too long
answering the doorbell. I thought maybe something might be wrong, so I kicked
the door open and buck to a side until the fireworks stopped. This gentleman
with the glasses here, it's Colonel h No one's going to make passes at
him either except the coroner. He's dead. The other Mitch, yes,
you'll recover. Karnah was near the door. Mitch fired the guns lying on
the floor near him, and he hit Colonel instead of me. A very
pleasant error, Simon. They told me, Jimmy, it's dead. He
yes, he was killed. Busn't he yes? Why? He was carrying
a tidy parcel of stolen diamonds. Colonel and Mitch were trying to remove them
from him. Apparently they'd helped him the original theft, so they came here
to wait for whom Jimmy. They knew he was dead. I think you
could use a drink, and not a soft one at that. Where can
I find this in the kitten. Come on, Jimmy kept everything in it
tis bolted. I'm gonna make it easier for our unknown friend outside and over
to a side, Madge, because they start trying bullets. Hello, Lola,
come in and shut the door behind you, Simon, I will do
it. Then lend me your bag, Lola. You mustn't think I won't
till later. No gun, of course not. Oh you may have your
bag back. You also may have dropped the gun someplace else, Madge.
This is a lady named Lola. Lola, missus Doyle, who is your
son, a girl with a lower birth who was straight into the wrong compartment.
Let's go into the living room, Simon. I came here because I
was afraid for you for the diamonds. No, it wasn't that I The
objects on the floor bother Only one of them is dead, this one,
mister Kerner. Nothing interesting in his pockets. As from Mitch Simon. He
wouldn't have the jewels. Let's say he shouldn't have, but he has look
rings, necklace, Simon, Yes, half a dozen pieces. The only
question is are they the things Doyle was bringing in from Chicago? Where's your
phone? There? Over there? Thanks. Nature's starting to come to one
of you. Had better take that gun I've got. Hello, Lieutenant Flint
fears point that gun at Mitch if he acts up. Don't be delicate.
I won't when I think of how he made Jimmy look at Flynn. Simon
Templar, would you mind reading off a list of the stolen Joel's Doyle who
was supposed to have on him? That's right now? Mhm h fine,
Oh no, Lieutenant, not intellectual Carolysis. You see I have exacted those
jewels with me, not to mention the corpse and the killer. The addresses
forty nine Marble Avenue apartment see, and oh, lieutenant, don't hurry.
I'm having fun. And jewels you found on Mitchell are part of the Chicago
loot. Yes, only one thing bothers me. What's Mitch couldn't have shot
Kerner? The angles wrong? The angle yes? The signs? Why should
either of them have started shooting? They didn't know who would be coming through
the door, Simon. I didn't want to get involved, but I shot
Kerner. Mitch was holding his hand over my mouth. I had a hand
free. I didn't want them to kill you. Simon. Where in a
unanimous agreement on that. As for Lola, I don't like the way you're
looking at me. Oh you imagine standing side by side a very pretty picture.
Now talk to me about pictures. They got frames around them. You
just said the stuff you found on Mitch is part of the stuff Doyle had
with him on the train. MAT's right, Well, that proves Mitch killed
Dora on stole the diamond. No, it merely proves that the diamonds were
not on the train. Look, I never even got through high school.
For me, you have to make it a lot simply. I'd be glad
too. Everyone who walked off the train this morning was thoroughly searched. No
one could have got away with the jewels. Therefore, that jewels went on
the train, not when it reached New York. It is I think I
know what you mean. Diamond. Yes, probably because you'll go through high
school marriage. However, where does that leave us? It leaves us with
a start. The train made it around two o'clock in the morning at a
small town named Hainesville. I remember that that's where Colonel Mitch got on.
Doyle tall them. He got scared, So that means they gotta be the
ones who killed him. It means something else. It means that other people
could have got on the train at Hainesville too. You mean someone else is
involved, someone we don't know about. No, you'd have searched these other
people you mentioned in New York. The starbover at Haynesville was how long,
Lola? On? Ten minutes they switch engines, in which means that someone
could have got about the train shot Doyle, taken the diamonds and then got
off the train at Haynesville. Who could have done that? Simon, you
madge, that's ridiculous. Who saw me at midnight? Did a very pretty
song and dance and then left? You then took a plane to Haynesville,
met the train and your husband there, killed him, and flew back to
New York. No, oh, it'll be easier to trace the plane,
Madge, anyone thinks of it. I have what makes you think? I'll
let you pass those thoughts? On? Oh, you won't be able to
help yourself. True, you've a gun, but you've already killed two men.
Lola doesn't approve of killing men. Lola, I got it quick.
Simon, you better let me have that gun, thank you? You better
say that a jury, Madge, because you'll be seeing one. You have
been listening to another transcribed adventure of the Saint, the robin Hood of Modern
Crime, and now here is our star, Tom Conway. Ladies and gentlemen.
Democracy demands an active faith, a dynamic struggle against the fanatics who would
destroy our national unity with a poison of prejudice. We must protect ourselves and
our families against prejudice by accepting or rejecting people on their individual wealth, by
refusing to listen to or spread room as against a race or religion, by
speaking up wherever we are against prejudice and for understanding. Remember, freedom and
prejudice cannot exist side by side. If we choose freedom, we must fight
prejudice. This is Tom Conway inviting you to join us again next week at
the same time for another exciting adventure of the Saint. Good Night. This
script of the Saint was written by Lewis Betty's. In our cast, you
heard Gloria Blondell as Lola, and Joyce McClusky as Madge. Paul Richards and
Peter Leeds played Kerner and Mitch. Shephard Mankin was Doyle and Ken Christie Lieutenant
Flynn. Let's based on characters created by Leslie Charteris is a James L.
Safe Or production and is directed by Helen Matt Tom Conway as soon to be
seen in the Wonder Brothers production of Gold Diggers in Las Vegas. All you
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