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into this week's episode of Mister Chameleon. The original aired eight February twenty third,
nineteen forty nine, and the title is The Man Who Expected Murder.
Next mister Chameleon and the Case of the Man Who Expected Murder. Tonight we
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Mister Comedion, as all of you know, is the famous and dreaded detective
of Central Police Headquarters who frequently uses a disguise or impersonation to confuse the criminals
he is tracking down. In tonight's case, he appears in a particularly clever
disguise which the audience will at all times recognize. Tonight we give you mister
Chameleon in the Case of the Man Who Expected Murder. Our story opens in
the bachelor apartment of Wallace Clayton, in a remodeled house in the East seventies
and Clayton, a young bachelor, is humming softly as he lingers over breakfast
coffee. Mm hm, who's that myrtle? You're late for work. I
told you I wanted the apartment put in order early. What are you doing
here? Get away from me and two of you. I was afraid that
one of you was coming to see me, but not both of you.
Only you do we put that razor away? You can't. You can't kill
me like this. You can't. Some time later, we find mister Cameleon,
the great detective, the man who is famous for his many disguises,
staring at the wreckage of the room, while at his feet lies the body
of Wallace Clayton, and Cameleon says to Detective Sergeant Dave Arnold, a horrible
sight. Clayton must have put up a terrific fight and he didn't stand a
chance. Mister Camellion, look at him, his throat cut from ear to
wear. There must have been two of them, Dave. One of them
held him while the other sliced his throat. This is the young man who
is the darling of cafe society, spent money like water. Well what did
he do? Where'd he come from? That? I don't know, Dave.
He was continually being photographed with beautiful women, show girls, models,
even society. Dave, yeh here, look at this? What is it,
mister Camellion. It's a letter kept it in an inside pocket. He's
written on the envelope to be opened in the event of my sudden death.
I mean, he knew what was coming looks like if Dave, let's see
what it says. I intend to place this in my safe deposit box.
If anything should happen to me, even if it looks like an accident or
suicide, it probably is murder. Question my fiance, Louise Lorring, signed
Wallace Clayton. Whis loring, isn't she? The girl has gotten herself engaged
to half a dozen different men. Yes, yes, another member of cafe
society. Dave, you stay here until the coron and the photographers get here.
I'm going to pay a call on miss Louise Lotting. Miss Lotting,
I'm comedian of the police, of the police. You know, of course,
that your fiance, Wallace Clayton, was murdered earlier this morning. Murded.
Oh, but that's impossible. I know what would want to murder him.
He had a note in his pocket saying, in the event of his
being murdered, to interrogate you, interrogate me. But why I can't understand.
I think I understand perfectly, Miss Lotting. He expected to be murdered,
and he left a note to question you, because well, why do
you think he left such a note? I don't know. The note bears
two interpretations, Miss Lording. It could mean that he expected you to try
to murder him, or it could mean that you had knowledge of who might
have intent and motive for murdering him. It has to mean one or the
other. But I tell you I know nothing nothing, mister commis Which is
it? Did Wallace Clayton fear that you might murder him? Or do you
know who did? Oh? Is it, Miss Lording? You? Does
it kill him? I don't know who killed him. I don't know why
he wrote such a note. You can question me all day and I still
say I don't know. Wallace Clayton was saying, wasn't he he was your
fiance? He wrote this note saying to question you, now? Why why
did he do this? Wallace wasn't my fiance? Not? Not really?
I mean I couldn't make up my mind between Wallace Clayton and who else?
Who else? The man you intended to join? What do you mean?
Why are your bags packed here? What are you trying to do? Make
you get away? I'm joining my uncle Hugh Loring on his yard. Hugh
Laurring. Is that the same Hugh Lring who writes books on marine life?
Yes, Uncle Hugh wants to take me away in a cruise. They sail
tomorrow and Clayton's rival is on the boat. What makes you think that,
mister Camellions, obviously is who is? What's his name is? Larding Carl
Mitchell. He he's a professional diver. He's worked with Uncle Hugh for quite
a few years. Quite a contrast in your romantic episodes. Isn't that the
rich playboy on one hand and a deep sea diver on the other. What
was Wallace Clayton's sauce of income? I really don't know. I never knew
much about Wallace. Well, then why did he leave a note saying that
you should be questioned if you were murdered? Please please, mister Camellia,
leave me alone. Stop questioning me for just a while, all right,
I'll let you alone for a while, But I warn you that if you
murdered Wallace Clayton, I will find it out and jail you. And if
you know who killed Wallace Clayton, or think you know, I warn you
that you'd better tell me because if you don't, your own life may be
in danger. Give me a few hours and I'll see you on my uncle's
yacht. This afternoon. I want to see my uncle first. The yacht
is the Neptune, isn't it. Yes, I'm going on this afternoon very
well. I see you there, No, Miss Lotting, think things over
and find the courage to tell me the truth about Wallace Clayton. Later that
day, mister Cameleon boards the magnificent yacht, the Neptune, and at the
head of the gang plank, a man stands waiting for him, a tall
and overpowering figure of a man. How do you know, mister Lorning,
I am Chameleon of Central Headquarters. Mister Camellon, this is Nonna Young.
Many famous men have set foot in this yacht, but none more famous than
you. You're very famous, mister Lotting, and so is this yacht.
I have never seen anything more beautiful. A Neptune is my pride and my
love. A boat is so much more dependable than a woman, mister Comeleon,
Wallace Clayton may have had reason to agree with you Burton. Ah,
Yes, that fellow here is dead. Good riddance. Clayton was murdered,
and I intend to find the murderer. I talked to your niece this morning,
mister Lorring, and I'm here to question her again, Louise, but
she's not here on the yat not here. She told me she was coming
aboard this afternoon. My dear mister Camellia, never believe Louise. She sent
me a telegram she couldn't join us. That's all I can tell you.
Are you sure it's all? Mister Lorring? What do you mean you might
tell me, for instance, if you opposed your niece's engagement to the murdered
man while as Clayton. Of course I didn't oppose this, and yet you
seemed almost pleased when I told you that he was dead. Your two statements
don't gibe, mister Lorring. I didn't oppose my niece's marriage to Clayton because
it wouldn't have helped any two oppose it. You don't know, Louise.
She's been engaged ten twenty times before, but not always to men that you
would be pleased to see dead. Mister Lorring, did you know a note
was found on Clayton's body saying, in the event of his sudden death,
to question your niece, Louise Lorring? It didn't say to question me,
did it, Chameleon. No, But when I showed that note to your
niece. She said that she wouldn't talk to me until she had seen you.
How do you count for that? I don't account for it. And
when I bordered this yacht, you told me that she wasn't here. Are
you sure she hasn't searched the boat? If you'll like camellon, you won't
find her very well, mister Lorning. Now I want to question mister Mitchell.
Carl Mitchell, why Carl I see your niece? Louise implied that he
was in love with them. Love is not the word. Karl's a deep
sea diver, a serious young man who spends half his time in the dim
underworld of the sea. He was a perfect target for Louise's wilds. And
then please introduce me to him. I shan't leave this yacht until I meet
him, mister Lorring, All right, come along. He's below with his
sister, Adelaide always says with hers, she's sort of housekeeper and companion.
Watch a step here, mister comedian. One more question, mister, what
was the murdered man Clayton's source of income? I beg your pardon Clayton's sauce
of come what was it. I'm either known nor care cow cow. I'm
in here, mister Lauren. Oh, and you're here too, Adelaide.
This is mister Camellion, the noted detective is investigating the death of Wallace Clayton
and wants to question you why. I don't know. I'll be on deck
if you want me. How do you do, miss Adelaide? Mister Mitchell,
how do you do? Miss? First of all, let me say
that right now, I am most interested in finding Louise Lorring. Why isn't
she here on the arth? Louise, Oh, she is. At least
she's coming. She's sailing with us tomorrow. Her uncle, mister Lorring,
claims she notified him that she was staying in New York. Good. I'm
delighted that Louise isn't coming with this saddler. It's true. And if you
want to know where to find her, mister Camelion, look in the waterfront
cafes. That's where she goes. She and her fancy friends to Benny's and
the Anchor and Mast and places like that. I take it, mister Mitchell,
that your sister doesn't approve of your interest in Louise Lodding Adelaide doesn't understand
Louise. My sisters often don't understand girls. Their brothers are in love with
sister Lade. Jealousy, Aye, jealous of Louise? How ridiculous. While
we're speaking of jealousy, mister Mitchell, were you, by any chance jealous
of Wallace Clayton? Why should have been, mister Camilian. Louise told me
that you were in love with her. That would be your reason, wouldn't
it? Well, I wasn't. That's strange. Let's go to the next
thing. What was Clayton's source of income? Have you any idea where he
got his money? Layton? No, Louise simply said he had money independent
me. Yes, so independent that so far we haven't found it. Who
uses an old fashioned raisner around here? Old fashioned raiser? I see one
in that dressing room. Oh oh, that's mister Loring's dressing room. This
is mister Loring's cabin we're sitting in now, I see. Thank you?
Was that all we weren't much help to you? Mister comedian, You are
mistaken. Miss Adelaide. You've helped me enormously. By the way, this
a yacht won't be allowed to sail them. Man, Why should we be
held here because all of you are connected with the murdered man. While as
Clayton, I'm sorry that I repeat, you can't leave and this yacht can't
leave. Ah, there you are, Dave. I've been waiting with a
car for you to come after yacht. Where to, mister Comellion Benny's.
All of the waterfront dives, but Benny's festival, I understand Louise Lorring goes
there frequently. What society girl like that hangs out at a place like Benny's.
Yes, Dave, that is quite a yacht of Loring's. And Hugh
Lorring is quite a man. He's interested in marine life, deep sea fish
and all that isn't he? And perhaps there is a bit of the shock
in him calling mister Cameleon, mister Camellia, that's the radio, Dave Chameleon
speaking. Proceed to peer fifty one immediately, mister Chameleon. Body of Louise
Loring washed ashore in that vicinity. All right, keep back there, keep
back allow mister comedian. Allowed to detective fall in when this happened. She
was seen about twenty minutes ago, sir. Her body was bumping against the
pier here, mister cameleon, do you see how she was murdered? I
do. Louise Loring's throat was cut with an old fashioned raisin. Dave.
Benny's place is two blocks from here. Yeah, that's right. Come along,
we'll see what Benny has to say about this. The name Louise Lorring
and Wallace Clayton were murdered. It's a known fact that miss Lorring came to
this place. What do you know about it? I don't know what think,
mister comedian. Lots of society people come here. They liked the local
color, the name. When was miss Lorring lost in here? Let me
think last night? I guess mister Clayton was with her. They were very
gay, that's fine. Who else was with him? No one? No
one, mister comedian, a name? Who else was with them? No
one except her uncle, mister Hugh Laurie. Oh, no one except her
uncle? And what was he doing here? Said he didn't like Wallace Clayton
any Why does Hugh Lorring come here? Why does he come here? Mister
comedian? I don't know nothing about this. You can't put anything on me.
This cafe of yours is a hangout for some pretty shady characters. Why
does Hugh Loring come here just on business, mister comedian? Sometimes I get
him crew members for that YadA his Here comes someone speak of the devil,
David, Hugh Loning himself, Louise's uncle, Dave. Come on, we'll
get out of sight. Benny. I warn you you'd better play along with
us, Yes, mister comedian, Bennie, good afternoon, mister Lenning,
good afternoon, oddly good. I was just informed of my niece was murdered.
Yeah, I know it's terrible. Are you no? Have the police
been around? Yeah? Someone tol him. Miss Loring come here to my
place. Adelaide must have told him she was in love with Wallace Clayton herself
insanely jealous of Louise. Never mind, Benny, I need a crew member,
some young seaman who's familiar with my type of yacht. But mister Laurie,
we're sailing tonight, but can you sail? I mean, I am
master of my ship and master of my fate. I sail tonight. So
if you hear of a good sailor, and you know the kind I mean,
Benny, send him around this afternoon. Yes, mister I'm depending on
you. Benny. All right, Benny, you're going to oblige the gentleman.
You are going to send mister Hugh Longing an able seaman named Pedro Montes.
But mister Comedian, I don't know any Pedro Mantes where you do.
Now, I am going on that boat disguised as Pedro Montes recommended by you,
which means, of course that Pedro Montees is a shady character too.
Dave come along, okay, mister Commedion, So long, Benny, good
bye, mister Comedian, Good luck. Mister Comellion. You're taking an awful
chance. If Benny's in with that outfit you told him about your disguise,
he may betray you. I'm well aware of that to him. But I've
got to be on that yacht when she sails tonight. I have a feeling
that not only is that a double murder involved, but that the yacht itself
is being used more for crime than for pleasure. Mister camellon, and the
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the Man who Expected murder. Detective Sergeant Dave Arnold is driving along the waterfront
and with him is mister Camellion, an unrecognizable mister cameleon, dark skinned with
dark and ruly hair beneath his jaunty seamen's cap, and he is studying a
cable he holds in his hand, while Dave is saying, I wish you
weren't gone on that yacht, mister Comellion. I don't trust Benny, and
I don't like the looks of Hugh Loring and Dave. I didn't like the
looks of Louise Lauding and Wallace Clayton lying with their throats cut. Something strange,
sinister going on. This cable I received from Scotland Yard in London confirms
it. When is the ocean liner Tyronia due to dark in New York by
early tomorrow morning, mister Kamillion, And then she ain'king off the coast tonight,
Dave, I remember, wait to make call. They have a ship
to show a telephone in the Loring yacht, mister Commillion. They shouldn't be
allowed to sail in the first place. They wouldn't be allowed to, say,
Lord Natalie, but I want them to sail with me on board in
my disguise as Pedro Montez ordinary seamen. I'm mister chameleon Car six two four.
Mister comeleon. Yes, this comedion. The Commissioner of Police wants to
speak to you. Okay, hello chameleon, Yes, Commissioner. He look,
I have decided I don't like this. I mean, you're going on
board that Laurie yet completely unprotected. Well, but, Commissioner, I'll let
me stop them from sailing, Commissioner. If we do, we may never
have another chance to spring the trap on them. Let me use my own
judgment about this. You're in great danger, chameleon. I know that too.
Well, all right, go to it. Good luck, thanks,
commissioner. See, even the Commissioner doesn't want you to go Dave. Look,
thank you. I'm a cop. Now, we've got to be prepared
to face death at any time. That goes right along with the motto where
I live. The innocent must be protected and the guilty must be punished.
And you can add to that, and death must be faced if necessary.
Well, there she is. There's the yacht over there, magnificent yot.
I'll say that for her, and it won't be long before she acquires a
new crew member. And now, mister cameleon, disguised as Pedro Montes.
A sailor stands in the luxurious main cabin of the yacht, and you Loring
massive overpowering sits studying him, until Chameleon in the voice of Pedro Montees says,
you think I will do, Senor, I have had much experience on
yachts like this. Benny would tell you. Benney has told me a great
deal about you, Predron. Oh, that he's fine, mister Lauren's fine.
We may be gone a long time and the work is hard. There's
only one other crew member, the cook. Cook is deaf. If he
yelled bloody murder, he couldn't hear you. Why should I want to yell
bloody murders in your It should be interesting on this yacht. I hear you
heavy diver with you, Carl Mitchell. Yes, you should go down to
the diver sometimes, Pedro. It's a beautiful world down there, as peaceful
as deaf. Hey, mister Loring. The engines of the yacht has started,
Yes, Pedro, I ordered them started, and you're hired. You
look as if you'd be easy to get along with. I don't like it
when people cross me, Pedro, No, sir one man tried at Wallace
Clayton. I forbat him to marry my niece. But you're not interested in
Clayton. Eh. You're not one of those nosey detectives, are you who?
And I was only joking. All right, Pedro, We're really on
our way and it should be quite a trip. And now later, much
later, in the cabin of the Loring yacht, we find mister Cameleon furtively
talking to Detective Sergeant Dave Arnold on the ship to shore telephone. Hello,
Dave, are you still there? Yes, mister Commeleon, as I told
you, we dropped Anchor ten minutes ago. Now I've given you the location.
It's up to you to get here, if I can only get there
in time. You sure that no one knows you're using the ship to shore
telephone. I'm really not sure of anything, Dave. But I hope no
one sees me using this phone. What did he say? He said,
he hoped no one saw him using that telephone. Then he was on the
level, Carlides comedian. Did you take his gun from underneath the pillow and
his canons? And it should be easy sailing, all right, Adelaide,
bring him up on deck. In half an hour, and then I'll be
ready for our friend, mister Cameleon. And in half an hour, mister
Cameleon, still disguised as Pedro Montez, follows Adelaide Metchell up on deck and
he is saying, Miss Adelaide, why you aren't taking me up on the
deck. I want to show you something I thought might interest you. Pedro,
Why is anything wrong? I uh, just lose something in my cabin,
Miss Adelaide, cannot understand it. I hit it under the pillow.
What did you hide on your pillow? Nothing important? Hey, missatellite?
What is that light? That light in the war we use that light for
night diving. My brother's coming up now. You mean he's been going down
into the sea. Hey look at him, will you? He looks like
a a monster? And that what is that a diving suit? All right?
Carl? Yes? Yes? How was it? Carl? Is the
equipment and working on it? Yah? Seems to be. Mister Loring,
I picked up a little more meadow on the ocean bed. Another tin box
you and you're a tin boxes Carl. It's very odd you just cannot come
up without bringing somebody with you. Mister Loring. Here is Pedro, Pedro,
how would you like to make a living the way Carl does, going
down down into the depths of the sea. Would you like that? No,
so you should try at Pedro, come along, put on my diving
suit. You find it very interesting? Nor, mister Mitchell, go on,
nor miss Adelaide. Didn't you hear us saying go on? Yes,
I will not do it. But Pedro, we expected you to break in
as diver. I was understood when we took you on as member of the
crew, Carl said, he talked to you, mister Mitchell was lying.
You see, mister Loring. I refuse to go down because I know perfectly
well that I would never come up. But that's fantastic. Wait, you
used another voice, I did, mister Lotting. That's sounds familiar, Yes
it should. I'm Chameleon, the cop of Central Police Headquarters. As Carl
and Adelaide, Mitchell know, mister mister comedie, why you can't be but
you are? What do you mean? Carl and Adelaide new they know who
I am, mister Lonning. They intended to murder me as they murdered your
niece and Wallace Clayton. Mister Loring, this man he must be out of
his mind. Good heaven sir, you surely wouldn't believe such a thing.
Well you better believe, mister Lonning. If you don't, they'll kill you
after they finished with me. But mister chameleon, they've been using this shot
of yours as a means of smuggling valuables into the country, and they have
also been using you, making a fool of you. What, don't listen
to him. They've smuggled all sorts of valuables, jewels, stolen securities,
and the method was very clever. The valuables were placed in tin boxes and
dropped over the side of incoming ships and then Carl Mitchell would retrieve them from
the ocean bed. No, I won't believe it, Carl and Adelaide criminals
hoo'd winking me. No, why of course not, mister Loring. Now
there's tin box for instance, there's nothing in it. Oh, yes,
that is the biggest hall you ever made, Carl Mitchell. Gold gold stolen
from England, from the Bank of Northampton, and there are more boxes down
where this one came from. I had a cable today from Scotland Yard about
it gold and that is why your niece was murdered, mister Lorring. She
and Wallace Clayton were members of this smuggling ring, but they wanted to get
married. They wanted to pull out Adelaide, and Carl Mitchell didn't dare let
them go, so they killed them. Mister Laurie, you mustn't listen to
him right now. They don't dare touch you. You have a gun on
you two. I always carry it too, and then give me one of
them, mister Lauren, you'd be giving your gun to a madman. Carl
Mitchell, do you deny that there is stolen gold in that box? The
box you just retrieved from the bottom of the sea. Of course I deny
it. Well, then you and your sister can't possibly mind if I take
up this box and throw it over board. Put that down, comeleon,
put that gold down. I'll kill you. I'll kill you. Carl.
Put away that razor, good chance or slash chameleons throat the way I did
the others. And here's got a gun. We took it from his cab.
I let you take it. I wanted you and your sister to think
that I was unarmed, but I'm not. I always carry a spare just
in case. Put your hands up, Carl Mitchell, Wait, oh no,
you don't put on that gun or I'll kill you. I got a
gun. Juxy crooks thinking they could use me in my yacht. I thought
you'd see it that way, mister Loring. All right, Adelaide, Carl
stand over against the rail is a coast Guard cutter coming and they'll take us
back to New York. I arrest you both for the murders of Louise Lorring
and Wallace Clayton, and for heading the Cleverest smuggling ring that has operated along
these Shawls. And with these words, mister Chameleon concludes tonight's murder case.
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people gather every week the Columbia Broadcasting System Welcome back. It's a shame that
mister Chameleon's disguise was revealed by Benny at the bar, because I think Pedro
Montez may have been one of his better characters. Also, I really loved
the voice of the actor who played mister Laurene. I can't recognize the voice,
but he sounds like the type of guy who could hold your attention reading
the phone book. There were scenes in this episode that really would have lent
themselves to some comedic interpretation. I'm thinking in particular of the ones where Dave
Arnold pronounced the cause of death. I mean, if you did a comedy
version in that scene where Wallace said you can't kill me that way. Then
you go to the next seat. You could have Dave say, well,
there he is bludgeon to death with a pencil eraser. Not a pretty sight
day, all right. Well, now we turn to listener comments and feedback
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