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is time for this week's episode of Mister Chameleon. The original air date is
January nineteenth, nineteen forty nine, and the title is The Curious Murder of
Clubfoot Louis. Next, Mister Chameleon and the Curious Murder of Clubfoot Louis.
Tonight we again present the famous mister Chameleon of Central Headquarters in his most famous
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Aspirin. You all know, of course, who mister Chameleon is. He
is the famed detective of Central Headquarters, known as the man of many faces
because of his frequent use of impersonation or disguise in solving a tough case and
bringing a killer to justice. Tonight he appears both has himself mister Chameleon and
in an especially clever and effective disguise. Tonight we give you mister Chameleon in
the Curious Murder of club Foot Louis. New Yorkers are accustomed to almost everything.
It takes a lot to surprise them and make them look around. But
at nine o'clock at night in the West forties, at one of the busiest
intersections of the city, the crowded street is thrown into a panic as two
shots ring out and a man falls to the sidewalk. Who shot him?
It was a man in a brown hat. No it wasn't. It was
someone in that car that drove away. Where are the police place by,
there's a delivery then pulling up. Good heavens, they're putting the body in
a van. They're gonna take the dead man away before the police get here.
And a little later at Central Headquarters, we find mister Cameleon, the
Great Detective, sitting quietly listening to the Commissioner of Police, and the commissioner
is saying angrily, who do they think they are? These vicious hoodlums?
What makes them think they can get away with a murder like that? Chameleon?
Well, I noticed they got away with the body too, Commissioner.
Pretty difficult to convict anyone of murder without the corpus DELECTI. But we know
who was murdered. It was Clubfoot Louis. There are enough witnesses to the
shooting to verify that. And the policeman who saw the murder car make its
getaway swear that Lugo Dominic was in the car. Well, I don't doubt
that there's been trouble in Dominic's mob for some time. I've been expecting Lucky
Lugo to blow his top. Now that rabbit foot he wears and all those
good luck charms they can't protect him against his own excitability. Dominic is a
killer and a ruthless gang leader, yet he turns pale when a black cat
crosses his pond. That's very interesting, Chameleon, but it won't help us
find Clubfoot Louie's body. It might, it might never know. Commissioner,
I am convinced that Dominiq the killer having a fast delivery van snatch up the
body. Very clever. Sounds like his handiwork. And you're right. We
can't let that happen on the streets of New York. Where you're going.
Pay a call on our friend Lugo Dominic. He has a new house,
you know, in the West sixties. I understand it's quite magnificent, even
as a greenhouse. I also understand, and you may have heard this too,
that he has a very attractive secretary named Clara Harlick. But as Chameleon
stands in the center of Dominic's living room, he decides that magnificent is too
feeble a term for it. Overpowering is more accurate, and he smiles with
grim amusement as the huge figure of Lugo Dominic enters the room. Ah,
good morning, mister Dominic. Er quite a place that you have here?
What do you want? Chameleon? And the flowers? Those roses really charming?
How do you mention to grow them in your greenhouse? I've tried so
hard myself, isn't Chameleon, You're not here to talk about flowers? And
I'm a busy man. Ah. Unfortunately, isn't it that in the rush
of a busy life we so often failed to see the beautiful? A man
cut the fancy dog. You've got anything on your chest? Spirit? Sad
about club Foot Louis. Wasn't it cut off in his prime? Oh?
That's it. The guy may not be dead at all. Anybody find his
body? The first time I've ever heard of the angels calling for a man's
soul and taking his body along as well. Or perhaps you don't know anything
of the habits of angels, dumbling. Now get this trait, mister busybuddy.
Chameleon is the name Chameleon of Central Headquarters. If you think you can
intimidate me, take another guess. I'm telling you I know nothing about this
guy club Foot Louis. Oh, of course, of course, And I
didn't. Really I'm here to talk about club Foot Layer. Eh, I
hear that you've gone very fancy and hired a secretary. Her name is Clara
Harllick, and I came to warn you about her. She's a crook,
a crook, so I'm a crook, am I? She's also an eavesdropper?
How do you do? Clara Dominic? Who is this character? Never
met the guy in my life? My life? He's a liar. What
do you mean by telling lies about me? Nobody can say anything about me?
Nobody. Well, of course, your conduct at the State Prison for
Women was rarely exemplary. So he's a cop. That's it, A nasty
snake and cop rochard, Clara. This cup is Chameleon of Central Headquarters.
He's snooping around about club foot Louise murder. Well, I can't pign that
on me. Get out, get out with pleasure. But before I go,
I should like to say that a number of women who have graduated from
that prison have graduated to murder. You and Lugo Dominic will be seeing much
more of me. Goodbye. Well baby, you sure shoot that gup.
You weren't afraid of him here, but I am Luco deathly afraid. There's
something about chameleon. I'll get it. Hello, Oh, just a minute,
it's McGrath. Hello, Mac, What when? But Chameleon was just
here? Sure, sure, but don't get excited. There's nobody is there
without a body. You haven't got a murder, but the cops can't do
anything to you. Sure, I'll give you protection. I've always given you
protection. Wait a minute, Mac, how do you like that McGrath hung
up on me? McGrath, my right hand man, the guy that thinks
I'm always right. What happened, Dominic? He was picked up by chameleon
sidekick, Detective Sergeant Dave Arnold. They threatened him with some robbery charge you
thought was dropped long ago. He's scared, silly, swore at me in
demanded protection. He acted like you thought I couldn't protect my boys no longer.
So you questioned mac grant, did you, Detective Sergeant Dave Arnald,
Yes, mister camellon, but I didn't make a ten on em though he
didn't even better an eyelash. Well, don't be too sure. He might
put up a front with you and talk quite differently to Lugo Dominic. Well,
here we are. This is Clubfoot Louis's basement apartment. Quite a contrast
to mister Dominic's gray Stone mansion. Louis wife should be home, though,
whether she let us in, she usually slams the door in my face.
Who is it, Oh, mister Camellon, come in, come in.
Well, thank you, Maggie. This is a very pleasant surprise. I
know, I know, but I've been waiting for you. I've been praying
that you'd come. Who is this? This is a detective Sergeant Davon.
Oh good, good, follow me please into the kitchen. You uh,
this isn't some sort of a trap. Oh no, no, no trapper.
I have something for you, something that my husband Louis wanted me to
give you. Maggie. Was Louis on bad terms with Dominique. They were
worse than that. Louis wanted to go straight, but Dominic was after him,
after him all the time, to do one more job for him.
You haven't found my poor Louis. No, no, not yet. Of
course he may not be dead. He's dead all right, for Daisy's been
afraid for his life. That's why. Look here, mister Connedion. Look
look this is for you. What phonograph record? Yes, a record lou
we had made only last week I'll play it for you. Listen. It's
a very bad machine. But listen. If I die, Logo Dominic might
at me. It killed me. I don't know when, but if I
die, he killed me. Logo Dominic killed me. Maggie, this is
wonderful. This is just what I needed. Give that record to me.
This is the smartest thing that your husband club Fort Louis ever did. Mister
Cameleon, you mean you can arrest Lugo Dominic for my Louis murder? No,
no, no, This record of Louis voice proves nothing except that he
was afraid of being murdered. In fact, until we find his body,
we can't even prove there was a murder. But this record will help,
will help a good deal, Meggie. And there's one more thing that you
can do to help me, anything any Did Louis have any unusual characteristics like
well, like singing in the bathtub? You know what I mean? Yes,
he used to drive me nearly crazy with his whistling. He was always
whistling that that pop pop goes the weasel. Nothing else, just that one
thing he whistled all the time. Thank you again, megane very much.
Blatta Clara, where are you Gltta, Dominic, it's no matter. What
are you doing up? It's only five o'clock in the morning. I thought
I heard someone downstairs. It was whistling, whistling. Do you hear that?
Yeah, somebody's Muslim pop goes the ways. Then I didn't dream it.
Where is it coming from? Where? Hello? This is Dominique.
The cups picked up Benny, but they can't they can't do that. Okay,
okay, I'll call you back and tell Magrath to keep a shirt down.
Clara, the cops just picked up another one of my boys and a
charge of loitering. How do you like that? It's a dirty cop.
Chameleon. He's back of it, you're telling me. Every time that phone
rings, I jump on my lad, Clara, glad. Do you hear
a voice? Yeah? Yes I do. Where is it coming from from
outside the house? I think, Dominic. Let's look, this is one
of Chameleon's tricks. Maybe he's around in one of his disguises, that's what
he dot. You know, don't have to tell me there's someone outside the
door. It's Chameleon. So you're snooping around again, are you? Ah?
Yes, sure, I know your chameleon. Ho, are you not
signed the garbage man? Don't try to kid me. I don't know if
this comedyon. Hey, why I'm gonna keep away from Dominick White? That
is chameleon, I tell you it is, Clara. No, Look,
there's chameleon walking down the street. He's coming here to see us at five
o'clock in the morning. Look, I'll stay here and meet him. You
beat it, Dominic? Well, well, Clara, so early in the
morning. Listen, you cheap copy. You can't come in, mister Dominic's
not seeing anybody. It's only five in the morning. Well, the house
is all in time. What's meant? Clea? Have you and Dominic got
insom name? Why don't you leave us alone? What have we ever done
to you? What have you done the club for the lowis that's more to
the point, we haven't done anything. You haven't even found his body,
have you, Clara, Let me handle this. Listen, cameleon, you've
got a nerve to come here at this hour of the morning. Well,
I thought you were up, Dominic. I could have sworn that you were
up. Besides, you're about to have another visitor here he comes, Now,
who one of your henchmen. McGrath, What does he want? I
can't imagine, but he looks as if he were in a very bad humor.
Hello McGrath, Hello Chameleon, blaray, Dominic, quite a little gathering.
What's it all about it? What do you mean? Mac? Stop
starling, Dominic? What's Comeleon doing here? You're making a deal with him,
a deal with the nick chameleon was just passing by five o'clock in the
morning. Yes, it's true. I've been tailing him. I thought he
was coming here to see you. Dominic. I know you try to make
a deal with him, and all the boys think so too. Mac.
That ain't so. You know better than that. We've been together for years.
You know you can try me. I'm not so sure anymore. Well
you'd better be sure. I'm still that man I made you. Might just
remember that I made you. Where do you think you're going, Chameleon?
Why Clara, I am simply being tactful. That seems to be a very
private sort of quarrel, your rotten trouble maker. Why Clara, don't be
disagreeable. Good night, or rather good morning. I'll be seeing you.
Oh, mister chameleon, how's it going. It's going fine, Dave,
It's going just the way I wanted to. Clubflet Louis corpse is still among
the missing, and I still can't pin his murder on Lugo Dominic. But
we're getting warmer, Detective Sergeant Arnold. We're getting warman, mister Camellion,
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the curious Murder of Clubfoot Louis. Clubfoot Louis has been murdered. Mister Comedian
is sure of it, but he is also sure that Lugo Dominate the gang
leader is the murderer, and since the dead man's corpse cannot be found,
no murder charge can be made. It is one of the most amazing situations
in mister Comedian's amazing career. But he has his own method of wearing Dominic
down, and those methods are beginning to take effect. And now the next
night, in Dominic's ornate house, the gang leader is finding that once again
he can't sleep, and he restlessly paces the floor of his library dirty bums,
deserting me like retzt deserting a sinking ship. Only I'm not a sinking
ship. I'm Logo Dominic, the Lucky Lucky. Look that's me, and
I'm not going to forget it. No one can scare me, no one.
Did you want me Dominic for Pete's said, Clara, don't do that
again. Coming up behind me, you startled me. Sorry that you call
me? Well, I didn't you mean you were talking to yourself, Dominic.
You cannot lose your nerve, are you? No? I'm not losing
my nerve? No, of course not. What time is it? Nearly
midnight? Why expecting someone? I never know when the detective chameleon is going
to show up? Seems to be everywhere all the time. Gives me no
peace. Yeah, he's just a dumb carp Shall I answer? Then?
H I'm sick of answering the telephone every time it rings. It's bad news,
more of my boys picked up by the cops. My grat yelling his
head off. Take the receiver off the who can leave it off? Yeah?
But domin it off? Clara? Okay, you are getting nervous and
shut up. Paying you to be my secretary, not shoot your mouth off.
Listen Clara let his advice again. Do here, don't you? Yeah?
Getting older? Where is it? Where is it coming from? Chameleon
is back of it? I don't know. I don't know, but is
now? Maybe it's my grab. It's chameleon every time the phone rings,
every time the door rings, it's always chameleon in some former other. Dominic,
take it easy, leave me alone, don't blow your time. Get
here, you go in the ro male hands of this time. Just keep
out, keep well. Oh you know me, Dominic, Harry Marvina,
the Chicago man. Yes, yes, sure, Marvin, I know you
come an in. At first I didn't recognize you. Those dark glasses you're
wedding. Yeah, I got eye travel. Besides, it's five years since
I seen you in Detroit. Remember that girl I shut up for you on
the waterfront. No, I don't remember. Oh come on, Dominic,
stop kidding. You don't have to be careful in front of me. I'm
one of the boys. Shoo. Mcgress sent me over here, and I
said you needed a new bodyguard since your mouth's been running out on you too
bad. You had to bump off club foot Louis. Only I didn't you
didn't what you was stupid moron. Did you really think you could trick me
into saying I killed club Foot Louis next thing you would have asked me where
I hit the boddy? What's the matter with you? Do you think that
I don't know you? You with your dark glasses and you're right away mister
chameleon in disguise, me and a cop down playing this chameleon. I'm fed
up to hear. I can't take anymore hand away. Wait, you're coming
all wrong. I'm not Chamelion, Dominic, look at him. This isn't
chameleon. You stop saying that it must be committed. Well, it's not.
When you take off as dark glasses, you can see it's naughty.
What's that look? It's only the doorbell. Dominic. Stop jumping out of
your skin every time there's a sound. It's my greath Does he want or
trouble? I suppose I'm ding stick at you. Hello, my cut the
dollar, No matter what your telephone, Dominate, cave Ben calling you for
an hour, nothing but a busy signal. I took the receiver off the
hook. That's just fine. I wanted to tell you one of the boys
was coming over. Harry Marvin from Chicago, Hardie Marvin. Then he was
on the level. You mean, who's that on the floor. It's Harry
Dominic. He's dead. Dominic shot him. He thought he was chameleon in
disguise. You murdered one of your own men. I thought he was comeleon
in disguise. Didn't you hear her? Yeah? I heard it. The
story this will be to tell the boys what's left of him, if there's
anybody left besides me. I'm staying here tonight. What for Dominic needs a
keeper. Next thing, you know, I'll be running a chameleon telling him
what happened to Club Fort Lowis. I never do that. That would be
the end. You're right, Dominick, that would be the end for all
of us. Upstairs, try to get some sleep. He can't sleep.
Someone whistling the tune the Club Fort Louis to whistle, and there's a voice
keep saying, Domini killed me. Domini murdered me. I tell you it's
his voice. Guy is hunting me. Clara Glada heard the voice too,
didn't you, Clara? Yeah, that's right, I heard it too.
Mac. Now than you're both your bats go upstairs. Well, yeah,
I'll get rid of Harry's body, and Dominic try not to dream about Club
Foot Lowie, oh go away, go away. Stop that infernal whistling,
Dominic, Dominic, go away. I tell you must have been dreaming again
and Louis Club for Louis. Yeah, Dominic, hew, I am you
should have known. I come back. No, I'm still dreaming. No,
you're not dreaming, Tamaric. I come back from the dead and I
keep on coming back. I can't rest. I can't rest. Clara,
come here, and no use Colin. You never be rid of may,
Dominic. I can't rest while I'm without a distent barrier. I can't right,
Clara, Dominic, Dominic, what is it, Slara? Can you
see him Club for Louis standing right over there? No, I can't see
him. You can't see him. I can't see anyone, Dominic. You've
been dreaming. I can't wake up because he's standing right there. So I
am Dominic, or only you can. There's nothing they Dominic believe me,
and I'm losing my mind. I can see him. It's Club for Louis.
Everything about him is his eyes, his hair, the color of his
skin, and his club. Fuck it's Louis. Shut Dominic. I'm Club
for Loie. What do you want? What do you want? I want
a tascent barail, take my party, our hiding place, give me a
descent bail. But I can't. The cups are after me. Chameleon is
after me. We buried you under the floor of the Greenhouse and if we
take you home, Dominica, are you crazy? Mac? He's here.
Club for Louie is here, come back from the dead to hunt me.
He's hunting me now. I know that you're Dominic. It's true what Lowie
is here? You mean that you can see him too? Yeah, sure,
he's standing right over there. It's Louis ghosts. He can't until here's
a decent burial. I don't believe it. I don't believe in ghosts.
This may look like Chloe, but he's flesh and blood in A bullet'll fix
him, Mack Mack, he's dead, Dominic. This is one ghost who
was quicker on the draw than he was. She was quite right about one
thing. I'm only flesh and blood and his bullet would have fixed me.
Aamilion, your chameleon. You're not club foot at all. You're Chameleon the
cup and you're a superstitious full Dominic. I counted on that. I knew
I could. Lara Glada, You've got a gun keeping covered while I get
away. Sorry, Dominic, You're the one I'm keeping covered. And her
name isn't Clara, it's Madeline Evans. She's one of the cleverest operators we
have at Central Headquarters. She's a detective tool. Yes, Dominic with a
fake prison record. It was mister Chameleon's idea that I try to get a
job with you as you're secretary, and you fell for a Dominic. I
don't blame you. Madeline's beautiful as well as clever. Well, poor club
Fort Louis will be laid to rest once we've dug his body up from under
the floor of your greenhouse, and you, Dominic can be charged with not
one murder, but two, Harry Marvin's as well as club Foot Loise.
The innocent must be protected and the guilty must be punished. And it's amazing
how the guilty usually keep convicting themselves. And with these words, mister Chameleon
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Welcome back. Occasionally, mister Chameleon has a script that stands out from
the typical upper class who'd done it. This one, along with mister Comeleion's
Pet murder Case, are ones that I would cite as examples. This explores
the whole idea of mister Chameleon in a really interesting way, and what it
means to have someone on the force who is this mass of disguise and who
could be anyone and you just don't know. It's unnerving you can't trust your
own eyes. Fooling a superstitious killer with a stunt to make them believe they're
seeing or hearing a ghost is old hat. But the idea of mister Cameleon
conducting a psychological attack to leave the boss unsure as to what he can actually
believe is real is something else entirely, and that really is what made him
ultimately susceptible to believing that he was speaking to the ghost of club Foot Louis.
And of course Madeleine is there to help feed the target's paranoia in subtle
ways. It's a really clever story. Now. The thing with Madeleine is
that she's not been in the series frequently. I've never forgotten about her,
but I kind of thought the Hummertz had stealth written her out of the series,
as I hadn't heard her in any of the episodes I heard after nineteen
forty eight. Thankfully, she's apparently still on the board and available as a
character to use every now and again, least in January nineteen forty nine,
which is good, as she's been at the center of the best episodes of
Mister Chameleon. Well, now we turn to listener comments and feedback, and
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Johnny doll or where, hoping that the fresh air would help to clear
my thoughts. I took my time driving back, and it must have been
nearly an hour later when I pulled into the Subdraine in garage of my hotel.
I guess I was thinking too hard about what had just happened. In
any case, I wasn't quick enough. Just as I passed one of the
garages big concrete pillars, a figure stepped out from behind. It brought the
business out of a cult, banging down on my head. The ground climbed
up and got me, but not before I had a look at him,
my heavy set, thuggy looking friend who tailed me earlier in the day.
He could talk too. Yeah, no wrong time, hunk. I took
the hint. I passed out. I hope you'll be with us then.
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