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Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old
Time Radio from Boiseatto. This is your

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host, Adam Graham bringing you another
episode of Box thirteen starring Dan Holliday.

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get into the night Night's episode actors
alibi here uh right now here he is

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Dan Holiday Box thirteen with the style
of Style mfectures, Alan laugh as Day

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Holiday Buck th teen, Fuck than
teen, fuck Holiday. Why did you

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do whatever a soft job as a
reporter to become a freelance writer? Or

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why did you ever advertise for a
trench? Or why will ad men?

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You feel like a kid with a
box to stacker Jack. Now you can't

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stop. You might run across the
juicy peanut or that grand prize is supposed

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to become an each into every package. But you know by now the storylines

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like money don't go on trees.
Susie, where have you been? You're

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in a where a pianist holiday doctor
startin doctor the mail oh yes, the

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mail box and Box thirteen, Botch
thirteen starring Ellen lad As Dan Holiday No.

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Box thirteen starring Alan last As Dan
Holiday Box thirteen. I wish I'd

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never readed this thing. Whish I'd
never even thought of it. I d

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her day you're early this morning?
Well, I had to see if my

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new secretary is on the ball,
you know, since you restudate from that

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nutstep he does jack time, I'd
work my fingers off the elbow for you.

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Awful, and I'll take it easy, Susan. You'll need those elbows

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to lean on when things get ball
around you. No, things don't get

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ball around you, mister Holiday.
Hey, well that's your writing, a

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love lest Yeah, it's a love
letter to your publisher. He wants to

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know where are the chapters repmments for
the new book? And what are you

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telling him, Susan, A lie, I think that one. Thanks.

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By the way, where are those
chapters just to holidays? If I had

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some mind, secretary to have a
lot of pigs to work. You don't

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like extracting the Susie. I don't
like your worried look when you don't have

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chapters. You have that look like
a chinchilla coat in the dime store.

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It's the hallmark of my professional susie. Sorry, what was in box stoke?

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Teen day? Some goop? Once? You should fly to Mars with

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him in his homemade rocket. Oh
brother, Oh yeah, there was a

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ticket to a radio broadcast radio broadcast
jokey soap projects, Time for Drama darring

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Geen Blake APMs, get at broadcasting
studio now, who would want me to

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go to the radio show? The
advertising agency eighty Those guys don't read adventure

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watadad two those are joining up singing
commercials. Someone wants you to go to

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that broadcast? Awful bad Yeah,
she wrote please in the back of the

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lamplet she yeah, see, and
I don't like a casing the sticks once

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you wrote this book is the color
of blood. And no you have retained

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my dog. I am alive again. The wind is down, but still

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the seas run high. Time for
Drama has presented the winds out Time's gloom

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Blake in the Past where Robber Taylor
as John and a Swan as Grandmother and

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Marvin Masters and masked the butler that
that ccs a Federal Broadcasting gunner. Sorry,

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sir, we're closing the studio.
Huh oh sure, Sorry, I

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admitting some one and assistood there as
someone in the cast trip as it could

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be. I think they've all gone, but you might private stage hampering.

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Oh thanks? How do I get
there? Around the back of the building,

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sir? Just opposite the parking lot
you boulevard hit the what where's you're

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going? Sorry? I didn't see
it coming around the corner. You autograph

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hounds always lover up the chrease.
Well that I will not give you mine

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step aside? Oh john't mind means
and he's just an old him that has

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been whoa, that's a heavy honker
ham Who is he? Pop? Name

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is Marvin Nastasy not the Marvin nasts
Yep, he's washed up in pictures two

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on the stage too? Does bitch
on the air? Now? Say didn't

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I see him play a butler on
time for drama? Many O? The

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might he have fallen? Say?
Pop? You read that like an actor?

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One? One oh nothing? Mc
masterson. Of course is that can

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appreciate how we must feel? Well
someone else did too when he said fame

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it is the flaw of a day
that dies from my next sun rises you

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an attution no writer name wouldn't be
Dan Holiday, would it. Yeah,

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that's fine. Got a message for
you from home. No, No,

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found this note on my desk.
If mister Dan Holiday comes around, ask

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him to go to the Mayfair restaurant. Hey, what is this? I'm

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getting passed around like a collection plate. When you catch up to a give

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her a pencil at lipstick smeared up
my call sheet. Oh, Monsieur Halliday

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did an answer if you went for
us may Fair? Ye have yet to

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us too long, working hard on
right by the way. But tonight you

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relate you have? My name?
Is your holiday? What do you mean?

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A charlming young lady waiting for us
to a saving Oh, i'd hope

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you'd come to holiday. Why you're
you're Jean Blake. Yes, I must

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talk with you A lot related on
her. Now what is the soul about

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her? Oh? I suppose I
am being rather mysterious. I'm used the

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mystery besides not only a pencil?
What's your problem painful? Yes? That,

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let's take your right notes. Swift
comes off on things. Oh,

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I'm in danger, not holiday grave
danger? Why come to me? I

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know about you? From box thirteen
you advertise adventure wanted will go any place,

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do anything I need help. So
so, mister Holiday, I'm going

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to be killed. I'll do anything
you were which must help me? You

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must? Oh no, look,
this's play. I'm a writer enough to

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detective days. Yeah, he called
for you. Yeah, i'd love you

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in your bowl call? Oh sure, excuse you please? Hello? You're

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adau tonight, aren't you? Estrama? You must be psychic? Who is

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this? If she be psychics?
I am you? See when I read

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it, I know you will let
me a young woman saying that's you.

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You can't help her? Oh surprise, yeah, a little that makes you

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so sure. If you don't des
sent her away, you won't be able

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to help her or anyone down that. I don't say. Something else you

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don't see? Is it? God? It's aimed precisely between your eyes.

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No, don't look around. You
can't see it from there. But an

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expert marksman and you, however,
every move you're you're an investor. Interesting

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situation, isn't it? Hundred people
around you and you don't know which one

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you're speaking women, or which will
shoot you if you don't do what you're

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told. That girl Holiday, now
it's blake. You will help me,

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miss Blake. You're simply mus we'll
be anything. I don't want your money,

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Miss Blake. I want you to
see the police. You won't help

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me. No, that's final.
That's final. Very well, good buying

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metalby nice going holiday? A young
woman in the sets, please for helping.

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What do you do? Send her
out into the night alone? But

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you had to do it, But
that madman on the phone wouldn't hurt somebody.

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You've got to find her in fast, honor, honor. A girl

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will just left Jean Blake. Would
you see what she went? You meet?

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She will talk to Pie. Oh
this is the park, but no

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Jean Blake. Oh that's she is. It's Blake's Blake. Wait all ry

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miss Blake, Dan Holiday, what
I think I'm time for thanking? Get

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him Mico quickly? What did I
do? What you seen? Miss Blake?

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Thank you? Oh no, I'm
not trying to be coup. Can

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you tell me who's been seven?
It's only one thing we can do.

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Go to the police. You can
relax now on holiday. You know off

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that book, the Blake girls probably
back home and you can bet they put

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a cop to stand guard at the
door. Sure Holiday, this would have

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made a great springboard for a yarn. But you're out of it now,

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so I just forget the whole thing
anyway. What would you have done for

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the last chapter as chapter m of
course, sir, if you should go

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back to the night fair, but
lunch tomorrow you just might run across something

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interesting. Oh I should done holiday. I had thought as much. I've

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seen your pictures on dust jackets of
your very exciting books. I'm a fan

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of yours. I have a seat, mister Masterson rad nicely. Have we

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bumped into one another before, well, i'd call it a near miss,

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but along with a few million others, thought i'd recognize you anywhere. Personally,

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i'd detest dining alone. Since no
one was with you, I took

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the liberty my pleasure, sir,
Thank you all my dinner here. Your

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voice is very distinctly, mister masters, and seems I've heard it just reacently.

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Of course, was on the radio. I've been doing a bit of

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that, you know, simply for
a musement of chorus. Oh yes,

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oh yes, I saw you on
Jean Blake Show last evening. You bake

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the button. Yes, I asked
them not to credit me. He's just

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dabbling with radio a new medium.
You see. Well, I'm sure the

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name masters and means a great deal. Gave me the radio audience, the

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public, sun, the yard again, the phony connect. Oh thank you?

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Hello, Hello, I know you
come now? Hello? Oh good

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lord Holiday. That's right, Jeans
Blake, she's just a murders. You

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are listening to Box thirteen starring Alan
Ladd as Damn Holiday and now back to

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Box thirteen starring Alan Ladd as Dan
Holiday. Well, what a sleuth you

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turned out to be a Holiday,
just sitting on a mutual admiration session with

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a tired old hamm actor and the
gal you're trying to protect gets knocked off

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old at mac. Where do you
think you're going? Let's play miss Blake,

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Dancy and nobody. Yeah, that's
for sure. She's dead dead?

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Are you crazy? Mister? I've
been here all the time. Which part

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of the duplexes hers upstairs? But
your condes it? Yes? But I

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come on plus it in see what
I mean? Suicide? Huh? What

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did you take? Suicide? You
better look again. She was shot.

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That's the impossible. I'd have heard
something. I've been here six hours and

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I ain't heard no shot. But
there were three shots I heard them just

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thirteen minutes ago. You heard them? You wasn't here fifteen minutes ago?

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Or was here? Are you?
I told you I've been here six hours?

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Didn't you leave for cigarettes system?
I told you I've been here.

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Yeah, I know you've been here
six hours. But who was around before

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I got it? No? One
at is? Nobody but them, Nobody

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but the tenants of the other department, an old guy and his daughter,

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the name of Masterson. Masterson.
Look, Mac, do you know too

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much about this? I'm holding you
till I get the inspector down here,

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sir, when your pawn an tell
headquarters to send along a magician's man you

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you didn't hear any shots. This
thing must have been done with nurse.

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Did you talk to miss Blake camfter
you left her last night? No?

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Until she phoned me this new inspector
at the restaurant. She phoned you at

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the restaurant this moon. Noah,
that's right. I was having lunch with

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the guy from downstairs, Mardern Masterson. I got news for your holiday.

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If you talk to anybody, it
wasn't Miss Blake. What do you mean

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she couldn't have telephoned you. She's
been dead over twelve hours about the holiday?

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Holiday? Where's that good ear you're
supposed to have? Sure you would

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swear was with Blake's voice, But
she was dead twelve hours before. Look

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holiday, you're trying to find the
last chapter. But even you couldn't write

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this one. But it was her
voice. Come on now, thank holiday?

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What did she say over the phone? What I told you about?

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I know you you would come down. It was something else that came over

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the choire, something a good ear
would have picked up. Oh you would

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come now, only you would come
down, Thank holiday? Thank What else

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did you hear that phone? O'clock
o'clock summing the Westminster at each shimes?

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Yeah, ny, yeah, miss
Masterson, I'm that holiday? Oh yes,

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good evening. Why did you come
in? I'm sorryling truth not at

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all. Father told me he larns
with you this noon. Oh yes,

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is your holiful? Oh? Is
there something I can do? Oh?

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Yes? Answer if your questions?
If you will look at about that pool

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girl upstairs. The police have already
questioned fatherly extensively, for he was so

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upset he went out to our beach
Scottish for a few days. I like

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very much. Now, don't you
get your information from headquarters. Nope,

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Why you see I know more than
a police too. Isn't real holding evidence

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of crime? Is the holiday?
Yes? So it was eighty and of

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Becking hum murder. I'm afraid that's
not very clear. Some details of not

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clid. And that's why are you
insinuating with No, I'm accusing, accusing

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whom of what? A father and
his daughter of murder and a becking a

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murder respectively. I don't think so. I get it. This is just

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a guy cooked up between you and
my father. Well, it really isn't

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very funny. It's no game.
Your father murdered Jean Blake, and I

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believe you helped me, miss Masterson. And now I'm sure is my silence

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that expressive? No? But your
clock strikes the vestments to chime time.

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I don't see what they've got to
do with it. I see several things.

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Your fancy record player, for one, it does have an attachment for

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making me call him, doesn't it. Mister Holliday, you have no right

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to ask questions, but at least
got all the information they wanted, but

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not the evidence to convict Marvin Masterson. I know he's a murderer. You'll

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have to prove that. This noon, over the phone, I heard Jane

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Lake calling for help. Then I
heard the shot that killed her. Well,

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if my father was dining with you
at the time, how could he

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be the killer. I heard the
murder, but not at the planet was

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committed. It was you, miss
Masterson's and telephone near the restaurant. Are

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you trying to say I'm clever enough
to go through that shooting room? Teen?

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And then faked Jean Blake's voice over
the phone. It was miss Blake's

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voice, all right. However,
I heard it twelve hours after your father

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killed her in this apartment. Later
he carried her body upstairs. It's fantastic,

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is it? Mind? If I
go through this collection of records,

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I should find the one Jean Blake
was forced to cut on this machine before

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she was shot to dead. Don't
tell you that you did play that record

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I heard on the phone, Yes, but I thought it was a joke.

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Father was playing on someone. He
found me a few minutes before and

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told me what to do. What
did you think when you discovered Miss Blake

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was dead? I was branded.
He'd keep all the warming, forget all

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about the records. He reduced to
answer any of my questions. That's all

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of it. My father can't be
responsible for this tragedy. She's just a

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broken old man. He was the
idol of millions for so long, and

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now they don't want him anymore.
I was breaking his heart. Please,

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if I'm taking you to forget all
about this, mister Holiday, I thought

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might be innocently involved, but I
don't say you can't protect your part from

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them, like the change. What
were I doing? I'm sorry, miss

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masters Inda, but I'll have to
take that back out touts that cabinet Holiday.

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Oh you didn't like the bach Masters
and I didn't go. You're too

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clever to be out of my sight. Being at this end of your gun

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might indicate us a live but I
don't like guns pointing on it out that

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way. Hey, I'm trying to
shoot you. Oh you're so right.

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Fortunately you got in the way.
Are you convinced now that he killed his

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blanket? Yes, I'm afraid I
am. How did you know it was

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done here? Not up in Jean's
apartment? Jean didn't have a clock.

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It strikes the lessons to ad Ea
Chimes. That is Bots thirteen, starring

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Alan Ladd as Dan holiday. What
is stationed hut is a plot? The

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posts and begs, the beg's arms
of homage from the throng and off the

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Throng denies its charity holiday. What's
that inspected? I said that Masterson was

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a fool. Imagine his insane jealousy
of a young performer leading him into a

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murder plot. Oh, I know, but after all, look at it

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from masters suspire point. It's been
a great star and I was produced to

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playing a bit and support of a
girl who considered a nup star. Still

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bad, yes, just thinking with
a right on him. He figured if

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he got a bit of her,
they might be built a shot on him.

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The old boy was nutty as a
pack of peanut brittle. Yeah,

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misty Holiday, should I go over
the star? Time? If you looking

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back thirteen or not? This morning, Susie. Today we work chapter for

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our publishing chapters for Deer publisher.
Good. Oh, say, before we

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start, there's a letting here for
you, a let her. What's it

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say? It's from the man who
won't the apartment building where you live.

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Yeah, it's say, Yes,
that's the past. To get it up

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or get out? Oh fine,
next week, same time, Ellen,

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Lad stars as Damn Holiday in Box
thirteen, Allen Ladd Affairs through the courtesy

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of Paramount Textures and May God Leaby
Dean and Wild Harvest. Box thirteen is

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directed by that Headeger with an original
story by Frank hart Toss. The part

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of Susie is played by Delba Pecker. Original music westm posed and conducted by

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Ruddy Straker. This is a Mainfair
production, Welcome Back. This is an

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episode you really have got to put
your own personal wayback machine on to really

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appreciate. A recording being used in
a murder isn't something we would consider a

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clever device nowadays. Right off,
I can think of three separate episodes of

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Colombo where the killer used a recorder
in a much cleverer way than the killer

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in this episode. In fact,
you have to say this was just overall

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on behalf on behalf of the killer, a very clumsy job done because he

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didn't take into account that the police
would be able to figure out the time

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of death. He figured, well, I'll go ahead and my daughter will

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play the recording and I'll be eating
it with Dan Holiday, and never thinking

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that the police could figure out that
twelve hours earlier. That is when she'd

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been killed. So not a great
effort by the villain here, so kinda

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weakens it. But remember this is
nineteing forty eight. They had not seen

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or heard near as many mystery shows, and the antie had not been raised

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so high, so to speak.
So still, I thought it was a

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very good episode, and I thought
they had some good tension at several spots.

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So all right, Well, that's
it for this week's episode of Box

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thirteen, but be sure to keep
downloading. We've got four more days of

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exciting episodes of Great Old Time Radio
Detectives. Check out the show notes side

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thirteen at Great Detectives dot net.
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on podcast Alan be sure to join
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of Box thirteen, and tomorrow Pat
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it. From Boise, Idaho.
This is Adam Graham signing off.

