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this week's episode of Dangerous Assignment. The original airedate November the fifth, teen
fifty two, and the Tottle is the Smuggling Racket. Dangerous Assignment Transcribe,
starring Brian don Levez Steve Mitchell. Yeah, danger is my assignment. I
get sent to a lot of places I can't even pronounce. They all spell
the same thing though, of trouble. But when I walk into the Commissioner's
office, I don't realize that this assignment's going to show that sometimes the only
way you can win is to let the whole deal go up and smoke worry
You sent for me, Steve? Do you know anything about higher eye handball
game Latin style? Isn't it fast and furious and pretty rugged? Especially if
you get conked with the ball, it'll kill you. Well, here's hoping
you don't get conked, because you're going to attend the highlight games at one
of the arenas in Avana tonight, and you're going to bet on the team
of Danniell and Scobol. Are they good? And the Frainers are there.
We're only interested in the man who is going to take her bet. What's
this all about, Commissioner. Well, sometime now we've been trying to crack
down on a smuggling ring operating out of Avanner running a regular shuttle between Florida
and Cuba. What are they running? You name it, everything in the
book, including illegal entry. Now and then, we finally got a lead
on the organization, Steve, from someone working on the inside at the boy.
I'm the contact, the one who's going to take my bet. Right,
he'll be at the front on palace window three. You place your bet
and when you open your wallet, let him have a glance at your credentials.
He'll take it from there. Get whatever information you can from him,
track down that organization and smash it. Well that said, Steve, you've
got your assignment. Good luck. The National Broadcasting Company is presenting Dangerous Assignments,
starring Brian don Levy in the role of Steve Mitchell, colorful two fisted
government agent. At all those places of the world where danger and intrigue walk
hand in hand, there you will find Steve Mitchell on another dangerous assignment.
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I've got my assignment, Goddana Evan. I bet a couple of bucks
on a team of highlight players and hope it pays off with the information we
need to nail a ring of smugglers operating between Cuba and the United States.
It's late afternoon when my plane sets down in Havana. I check in at
my hotel, and that night I wander over to the fronton Palace, a
large indoor arena used for highlight games. Thir teams on the floor are going
out. It hot and heavy and the cloud is building steam. I watch
him for a while and then I ease over to the window number three to
place my bed. I'll put a five spot on Donnie, Ellie and Scobee.
That's quite a crowd here tonight to night and every night in your He's
a very popular sport in navana Ui. Thanks, here's your five. Actually
see your There is an alley in the back of the building. I will
be working in my car half an hour, so you meet you. I'll
be there. I get back to my seat and watch the players until about
half hours up. Then I he is around to the alley in the back
about the ticket seller sitting in a parked car close by. He doesn't answer
when I come up. I reached in and he puffles over on the steering
wheel. He has worked at the front tone for the past two years in
Francisco, Rolas. No police record. That's all we have on the dead
man. Huh. Hold on? Unfortunately, is you say he was involved
with the smuggling ring, Senor Mitchell. So we were led to believe he
was going to fill us in and that only somebody with a knife got to
him first, someone obviously from the organization. They must have known he was
going to talk. Yeah, where was Rhodes's staying? According to his identification
card thirty six Passel de BARACOA. Let's go over and shake it down.
The police send and and I house all over to the dead man's department.
Spend a good part of the knights giving it or going over nothing. See
next morning he isn't alone when I walk into his office. This is what
said, dieah ago it dockworker, Senor all right, there was a story
in the morning's paper or the murder back of the front tone last night,
Senor Mitchell Jose read about it and came straight to police headquarters. Ohse,
tell Senor Mitchell what you have just told me last night, Seno. I
was at the front tone to the games, you know AFT at ten o'clock.
I live the arena. I had promised my wife I would be home
early. Go on. As I walked past the alley entrance in the back
of the building, a man come running out. We collided. He continued
to run, but as he passed under the street light, I see his
face. You recognize him? She He was Senor Carmody Armedy, an American.
He has lived in Havana a good many years. She myself. I've
never met him, but I have seen him many times. He's well known
here, shall we say a sportsman Senior Mateleie has a fondness for high speed
automobiles and motor boats. Also he owns an airplane and a yacht. Well
that sounds very interesting, Lieutenant, Yeah, very interesting. I also just
we pay a call on Senor Karmody, my second emotion. Well, by
the way, you mentioned you had placed a bed at the fronton and Danielle
and Scobo. That's right, don't tell me they lost. Armedy's place is
a low rambling ranch house at the edge of town. He greets us at
the door wearing a black silk dressing gown and a white muffler. He's carrying
a tall glass at the Nato juice and an obvious hangover. We follow him
inside. You meet an old friend, Ralph Pauson morning, gentlemen, mister
Mitchell, Lieutenant Marino Utan well his department. Oh, don't ask me what
this is all about, Ralph, I wouldn't know. Sit down, James,
thack it and let's get on with it. My mood is not getting
any better. I'd just like to ask you a few questions. Comedy,
Sure, where were you last night? Last night? Brother? A lot
of places, Mitchell. So they tell me go anywhere near the front and
palace, Say around ten o'clock the frontone. No, no, I don't
think so. Look what's it all about? Murder? Murder? A man
named Francisco Rhodis was murdered in the alley behind the building a few minutes after
ten o'clock. Hey, there was something about that in the morning paper.
Say, what's this got to do with me? Someone saw you running out
of that alley shortly after the crime was committed. What now see here,
Mitchell? Are you accusing? Hands? Want to know what karmad he was
doing there? He was with me. We had dinner at the yacht club.
Yeah, that's right. Still in the time. Now, we met
at the club around seven. You can check with the waiters. They'll tell
you what time did you leave? All around tenth thirty? Can I check
that with the waiters too, Oh of course. Look wait a minute,
Ralph, No, I need to stick your nick out on my account.
What he says is true, Mitchell. We had dinner together at the club,
but I left thirty hourly, a little before nine thirty. Ralph had
a phone call to make I remember that much, not too much more.
I'm afraid have a rough night. Yeah. While I was waiting for Ralph,
I spotted some friends at the bar. I went over, had another
couple of drinks, and the next thing I knew I was outside. Go
on, Well, there's not much more to tell. I remember walking down
the street. Do you haven't need a ruiz? It's a sort of big
After that, I finally got home around here about midnight. It's dead man.
What was his name? Uh? Rhodis, Francisco Rhodis, Never heard
of him? What did you do? He was implied at the front thon
signor still doesn't register? Lieutenant, Perhaps it will send you on after you
have taken a ride with us to police headquarters. Come along. We take
Comedy down to the brig. The witness, hose A Diego, positively identifies
Comedy as the man he saw running away from the scene of the crime,
and the local law books Comedy on suspicion of murder. A few minutes later,
friend Pawson shows up with a lawyer, until the lawyer goes in to
see Comedy and Pawson tags after me. As I walk out of police headquarters.
I spend the next couple of hours with him as he fills me in
on Comedy, and the rest of the afternoon checking on names and addresses he's
given me. It all adds up to a big nothing. Late in the
day, I wind up on the Avenida Rulers near the yacht club. I've
got a copy of the morning newspaper with me Comedy's picture on the front page.
I showed around peddler's, shopkeepers, bartenders. No one remembers seeing Comedy
last night until I run into a cab driver several blocks down the street.
These one send you say, see I remember him? Oh boy, ten
dollars American? He give me you sure this is the man? Jeez?
Could I forget ten dollars? Where did you pick him up? All right
here on this corner? What time? Oh? Early? I think,
Holy Joe story nine thirty or so, Jay say, it's possible, nine
thirty. Where did you take him to the front? On palace fronton?
No, sen No, I drive him to Sebastian's Casino. He's on the
other side of town. Oh, Lieutenant Morano speaking Steve Mitchell, Lieutenant,
I'm calling from Sebastian's Casino. See looks like maybe Comedy isn't our boy.
After all, what half a dozen employers of the casino remember seeing him here
last night, including a couple of house cops who bounced him out of the
joint for creating a disturbance. What time was it that you arrived a few
minutes before at ten? Was given the bums Russia a half hour later,
which means it could not have been in the alley back of the front tone
at the time of the morning. Right, looks like we'll have to start
all over, Lieutenant. You can start, you in your fingernails. I'll
be over to join you. I hurry out of the casino, start down
the narrow street, but I don't get very far. At car suddenly pose
away from the curve across the way. My dust, but not fast enough.
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assignment and plan. Don Laville, Steve Mitchell, So you are all right,
Lieutenant Moreno, I'm just dandy. Brother my head. There's calf one,
the doctor, as you say, has bondages, and they get here.
The cob driver brought you in. What happened? I got shot at
as I was leaving the casino after you telephoned me. The comody wasn't declared.
Yeah, he must be. All of those witnesses there couldn't have lied.
They all swore Comedy was there at the time of the murder. I
think we all have another talk with our obliging little witness. I swear to
you why I'm telling you truth. Look, how could you have seen comedy
in the alley behind the front on palace and half a dozen people swear he
was in the casino at the time. How do I know how such a
thing would be? All I know is it was Lieutenant Morano's speaking. What
very well, fingering that will be off for the president. Diego, you
will wed in the next room. See what now? An American woman is
saying, you're a Henderson insists on seeing me. She says it has to
do the matter we are investigating. Oh, come in, Lieutenant Marina.
Yes, and may I present Senor Mitchell. How do you do missus Henderson?
What can I do for you? Senora? I'll be brief. My
name is Barbara Henderson. I'm from Miami. I arrived here in Havana two
weeks ago looking for my husband. Oh you see, he left me during
the war. His name was Jim Henderson. We were married in Baltimore in
January of nineteen forty four. I see, and you have reason to believe
your husband is not here in Hallana. Yesterday I found out without a doubt
that he's here. Look, missus Henderson, this is all very interesting,
but I don't quite see what it has to do with the case we're investigating
right now. Justice see this picture in the newspaper. The man you're here
is the suspect. Sure his name is Carmody. No, you're wrong,
mister Mitchell. That's my husband. Jim Henderson was kind of and I look
at each other. All of a sudden, the whole case is busted wide
open again. We have Carmody brought in from this cell. Missus Henderson promptly
drapes herself on him. Jem, Hey, what is this, oh gym?
Please? Why did you leave me? Look? What gives here?
Who is she? Mitchell? Missus Henderson, And she says, you're mister
Henderson. What Jim, don't do this to me. Look, I've never
seen this dame before in my life. Why he's lyng Lieutenant. He is
Jim Henderson. We were married in Baltimore in January nineteen forty four, and
he deserted me. Yes again, I was in the army in New York
in January nineteen forty four. I could have married this baby in Baltimore.
You were in the army, I sure was. You can check that,
Mitchell. I don't worry, Carmody, I will missus. Henderson gives us
the name of her hotel and leaves. We send Comedy back to his cell
and I get off a cable to Washington about him. Then we send for
Porson, who promptly swears he was with Comedy in Europe during nineteen forty four.
The three of us waiting Lieutenant Marino's office for a reply from Washington.
Every time Porson finishes a cigarette, he methodically rips open the paper, scatters
the tobacco flakes in the ash tray, and crumples the paper into a tiny
ball. Finally, Marino can't stand it anymore. Why do you do that?
Nerves? That's army, isn't it? Porson? Yeah? Yeah,
you ever had a police at campyard, you'd know why, Marino. The
tobacco flakes mingle with a dust, and the crumpled up paper is a lot
less noticeable than a cigarette butt on the ground. Very sensible. Yeah,
Comedy taught me that when we were in together. Hey, look one,
are you guys going to lay off him? I told you we were in
Europe together? How could he have married that woman. How could he have
anything to do with any of this? Come in, ah, the answer
to your cable, Mitchell, Yeah, well Harmody was in Europe in January
nineteen forty four. And now you're satisfied. Yeah, look, it's pretty
obvious to me that this guy Henderson is the one you really want. Look
sad way, come on, lieutenant, Let's check with missus Henderson again,
see if she can give us any further information on her husband. We check
at missus Henderson's hotel, but she's not in the church expects her back momentarily,
so we decide to wait in the room. Very mystifying case. Mitchell,
Yeah, either there is a guy named Henderson and he's our man or
what I don't know. Something bothering me about this whole setup. What is
it? Can't put my finger on it. I know what you mean?
Is Missus Henderson to show up? It has only been a few minutes.
You sick? I thanks? You know this whole deal has been one big
Murray go around. Of course, that's a lot of time right now.
You're right, But what else can we do? That's a good question.
Hey, wait a minute, what is it? Ashtray? See what about
it. Take a look. Just a couple of cigarette butts with lipstick ands
Mitchell, yeah, lakes of tobacco and tiny bowls of cigarette paper. Paws
I said this deal had cost us a lot of time. It's just the
way it was planned. Come on, we head for Pawson's apartment. He's
not there. We do a fast check up on him and uncover a couple
of very interesting facts, one of which sends us high tailing down to the
waterfront. This is the place, Mitchell, Yeah. Pawson's lawyer said he
owned that little cluster of fishing boats out there at the pier. If I
will get your ten that he's on one of them right now, getting ready
to shove off. You take one side, I will take the other.
We split up. I work my way along the row of boat, which
they're all dark except for small deck lights. Then suddenly I spot somebody climbing
aboard one of them. It's Missus Henderson. I slip aboard and grabb her.
But just then something hard connects with the back of my head. I
go on my knees. Sorry, Mitchell, I've been standing out here on
taking the dark for several minutes, waiting for Barbara. You know, Pauson,
you're giving this head of mine a pretty year off goal. First decrease
it with a slug, and you massage it with a gun. But like
I say, I'm sorry, all right, lean against the rad You'll be
okay, thanks, I guess I will. You've been leading Marino and me
and Mary chasing the deal. First you hire Jose Diego to swear that he
saw Karmedy near the scene of Rhoda's murder. We find out that he couldn't
have been. Then you hire your pal Barbara here to pose this missus Henderson
with a phony story about her husband. Sounds to me like you've been working
for a time, right, forty eight hours of it, to be exact,
It's taken me that long to convert my Havana holdings to cash. Sure,
I could have taken a potter right after I killed Rhodas, but I
had to leave broke. This way, I'm caring about one hundred grand with
me heading the smuggling ring. Must have been profitable. Oh yes, you
see, Mitchell. If I hadn't given you a bump steer right off the
bat, you'd have probably concentrated more on the victim's background. You'd have discovered
it used to work for me in the fishing fleet here. That probably would
have gotten you interested in me right off the bat. I had to stall
that off until I got my money. Ah. You did a pretty neat
job of it too, if it hadn't been for those crumpled cigarette papers and
barbers whom I might never have tumbled. Oh so that was it, Eh,
very careless of me. What are you waiting for a party? Killing?
Not here? It's too noisy. You're coming out with us on the
boat, Mitchell, Oh, bully for me. Okay, let's get started
hardly. I got if you came down here alone. Mitchell, your friend
Marina must be around. If we start the boat now, he'll flash a
warning to the harbor patrol. So we'll just stand here in the dark,
nice and quiet until he comes along, and we'll take care of him first.
Really, Senor, watch out, Marina, I've got him. Oh
sorry, Barbara, Oh girl, you're not leaving. Go relaxed, okay,
Lieutenis. Yes, your shot was quite wild, and before I could
return it, you had taken care of him quite effectively. Well, I
sort of felt I owed him, then, Marina know you were on this
boat, Mitchell. Your signal told me signal sure. Porson gave the idea
when he told me to lean on the rail. See that little black deck
light beside it. I was patching my hand back and forth in front of
it while I was talking to Porchon. My body screamed it from you.
I figured the flashing light that bring Marina, which you did in the nick
of time. Yeah. I guess you might say you finally saw the light.
Huh. Our star Brian don Levy will return in just a moment.
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will be Steve Mitchell's Dangerous assignment next week in Florordon. Tonight's cast were Harry
Bartell, Tony Barrett, Nest Piver, Herbellus and Kay Stewart. This is
John Storm speaking Dangerous Assignments, starring Brian don Levy in the role of Steve
Mitchell, with Herb Butterfield as the Commissioner. Is written by Bob Bryf and
Adrian John Doe and is produced and directed by Bill carn be with us again
next week at the same time when Brian don Levy, starring in the role
of Steve Mitchell, Will Bark got another transcribed dangerous assignment tomorrow. Here both
The Judy Canova Show and Truth Are Consequences on NBC Welcome Back. This was
a really neat story. It made good use of the twenty five minute time
and it was really quick and fast paced. And I like the twist of
all of the red herrings being because the murderer was playing for a time before
he could convert his assets into something he could take out of the country.
Overall, just thank a really well written, in fun story. Well,
we turn now to listener comments and feedback and Francis along with her checks and
along a question bold venture in the future perhaps, Well, thanks so much,
Francis. I appreciate the donation and the question slash reminder about bold Venture.
Currently, the plan with bold Venture is that we will present it when
we launch the Adventure series in twenty twenty five, and that will remain the
plan as long as there aren't any complications, which I don't anticipate there will
be. Thank you so much for the question of Francis. Then we go
to YouTube your comment about a henchman speaking up and telling his boss he's sick
of him calling him stupid or unintelligent. In the recent Philip Marlow movies,
Liam Neeson, the henchman actually does that. Oh good to know it.
I guess that's another point for seeing it. Angel rites in regarding dangerous assignment
when he walks into the boss's office. Brian don Levy never knows up he'll
end up redacted, right up to the time he walked into the sponsor's office
and found he'd end up period. Though I'm a constant listener and try at
least everything old time radio, Dangerous assignment is just too wooden for me.
It's on a path with the man called X, but the latter is,
if not lifted at least eleven by Leon Malasco as pegon Zelschmidt. Dangerous Assignment
rolls tediously and painfully on shot bearings. Did I mention I'm an auto mechanic?
Dangerous assignment is a you go puffing behind the man called X, a
dour trebaut the police procedurals, both of these fitting a broadcast of the style
run the gammut as do all the styles with many entrants? What's wrong with
a dangerous assignment and the man called X? Listen to Nightbeat and Dragnet whatever
Steve Mitchell and Ken Thurston Lack, Randy Stone and Joe Friday have got.
I'm also an imp. I'd like to have heard Richard Diamond or Sam Spade's
rendition of any Man called X or Dangerous Assignment storyline. Thanks as always for
presenting all well, thank you so much, angel I appreciate the comment.
It's kind of interesting. In the last few weeks we've gotten this comment,
and then we also had one or two saying I don't get mister cameleon.
And of course, back when we started the podcast, I knew that in
order to get the most people listening, not have to have a pretty broad
range of shows, because a lot of people who would love Pat Novack for
hire would have no interest in the Sherlock Holmes and I guess this is the
same sort of thing now. I think you can enjoy a series and still
see it shortcomings, and I think with Dangerous Assignment there can be a situation
where it kind of just becomes Steve goes out in search of the mcguffin of
the week. And I can also get how the opening might seem a bit
repetitive, and it's interesting in a way. It made the Dangerous Assignment TV
program, and after a few episodes, the series started to vary its opening.
Not all of the episodes began with Steve in the Commissioner's office, Now,
some of this might have been an actor availability issue with per Butterfield,
they had other episodes where he did meet with someone. In that case,
it tended to be like a deputy played by Lyle Talbot. But they had
episodes where Steve had already got in his assignment and they were starting in mid
action, and there seemed to be a recognition with a TV show that it
made sense have some variety in how the show opened, but in the radio
program it didn't change, even though by this point in the radio program history
all the episodes of Dangerous Assignment on TV had been released. So it's interesting
how that creative direction didn't seem to transmit back from television to radio. But
that said, I think there are some things that really do make Dangerous Assignment
appealing to me. I love the sort of globe trotting nature of the series,
even though I don't like that we have so many episodes that happen in
non specific cities and non specific countries. I think the mysteries, just like
in uh this week's episode, are generally pretty solid, and I also love
these sort of adventure and action elements that work into the whole story and then
also into the big finales. I also think that Steve has an approach to
solving problems that's kind of interesting and different from other detectives. So I enjoy
the series, and you know, I appreciate though that other people's opinions can
vary. Now there is no case I'm aware of of script rereuse from Dangerous
Assignment or the Man Called X to another detective series. The closes I have
is that there is a script for The Silent Men that became an Beat story,
and there's also a Sam Spade script that became a Mister Moto story,
which was actually the first sort of espionage spy detective series we played. So
hopefully I'll eventually do those as some of the twice told stories that we do
at a listener support campaign time. But again, thank you so much appreciating
the comment, Angel. And then I have a comment on Spotify from de
Glossia regarding the Stars on the Air episode of House on ninety second Street we
played as a four two hundred episode special the Person Rights, This was a
good episode. More from this series plays Adam, Well, thank you so
much. We've got a few episodes of Stars on the Air that are circulating
but most don't fit in the detective genre. I think the only one that
did was The House on ninety second Street. However, stars in the Air
and Hollywood Soundstage. Really, we're just screen Gold Theater by another name,
and I think you'll definitely hear some more Screen Guild Theater episodes as we go
along. Thank you so much for the comment. Well, now it's time
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his niece and a nephew. That is Harper. Well, there are two
other nieces, one in New Zealand and one in California. And of course
cousin Lucy Billingsley, she's an orphan. She lives here in New York.
And who are Silas Harper's as we are? Mister Camellion. That is to
say, my wife, Harriet, is you are his soul? Lair?
Missus Flowbell. Yes, Uncle Silas himself gave me his will last night.
It's right here. He gave it to you last night, just before he
was murdered. Very convenient. What do you mean by that? I mean
I want to know exactly where you and your husband were last night at the
time your uncle was murdered. I was in bed that when I was here
too? Is that correct? Miss Slowbear? Your husband was here with your
I don't know where he was. I was asleep. What are you trying
to do to me? Harriott? Tell this man Chameleon the tooth how you'll
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