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Thank you so much for your sup
port. Here now is today's episode

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of Rogue's Gallery. Lady with a
Gun. The f W. Fitch Company

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presents Dick Powell as private investigator Richard
Rogue in Rogues Gallery. A While,

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let a song, Do your style, Use pitch shampoo. Despair, use

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your head, save your hair,
use pitch shampoo. The f W.

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Fitch Company, makers of Fitcher's damnerf
Remover Shampoo and Ideal Hairtomic, presents Dick

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Powell as private investigator Richard Rogue in
Rogues Gallery. Rogue speaking, there is

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something about being happy that I like
and I couldn't have been any happier than

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I us that night if somebody had
been tickling me with a feather. I

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had a date with Betty Callahan,
and the way I feel about Betty hasn't

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been covered by a word yet,
but it's a very dandy way to feel,

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and I was reveling in it.
If we sat there in the club

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Cooper, drinking after dinner coffee and
grinning at each other. I was quite

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annoyed when a gentleman without raged dignity
lurched over, drew up a chair,

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and made himself unwelcome at our table. Now hope that you are Richard Rogue,

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the investigative. Oh that's right.
Why don't you go back to your

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own table? I just want to
ted you road that I consider your way

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of making a living despicable. Now, thank you very much. How Richard,

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don't start feel look good? Mister? Why don't you go away?

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You wouldn't like to have me call
the captain and have you drag away what

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you're Oh no, no, I
have a few things to say before I

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leave, Rogue. I understand that
my wife has retained your services to spy

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on me and sneak around after me. Richard it's been drinking. Now,

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Okay, look, mister, will
you please go away? We don't like

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you. Look, you'll know me, and I know what you're doing here.

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I just want to tell your rogue
that my wife means a great deal

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to me. I don't even know
your wife. I don't care anything about

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your private life, as long as
you leaded someplace away from this table,

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going to lie about it. He
haven't even got nerve enough to admit that

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you're sticking around watching me. Okay, okay, Emmanuel, oh Manual,

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will you take this creep away before
I see one of those vitamin pills I've

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been taking. Really work. Take
him away with him yelling for help,

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her rogue yellow. He well,
I'll show you, mister Willis told me,

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I'll chilling the s Come on,
Betty, let's get out of here

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before I love my temper and nail
that guy. I'd never seen him before.

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You look like a nice little man, but he didn't look like he

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could poke his way out of a
mosquite in that. As we got a

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cab, I looked at Betty and
she was blushing like a June groom,

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and her little lower lip was pushed
out in that cute way, which indicated

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that she was going to tell me
just what she thought of me and my

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profession. As soon as she could
control herself. She did. It was

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early, but Betty wanted to go
home, so I took her there.

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Then I went to my apartment.
In the hall, I met a woman

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waiting for me. Beautifully it turned
out water well capped thirty five with a

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baby face and the full mouth drooped
at the corner, mister rogue, Yes,

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yes, you waiting for me?
Yes, well, how nice.

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In just a moment, won't you
come in? Thank you have a chair?

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Have we met before? No?
I don't believe we had, mister

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rogue, I've always admired you though, I've always admired you work. Wow,

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oh, thank you? And now
just what is it you wanted to

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see me about? About my husband? Oh? Oh, he's found a

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new interest. Yes, well,
where suppose you tell me? What's your

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name? By the way, I'm
missus Webb, missus Matt Webb Webb,

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oh Webb. Oh, I'm beginning
to see the light. Tell me as

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your husband a bad disposition and delusions
of grandeur. My husband, well,

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yeah, I just met him.
He said that you would retain me for

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some reason which you didn't explain.
Why did you tell him that I want

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to retain you, mister Rode,
look at this? Huh oh, come

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on over here on the line.
M bill for a for a court five

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thousand dollars. I want to know
who my husband bought that court forms the

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rogue. I'll pay you well for
finding out. I'm really sorry, miss

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Well, but I don't get mixed
up in domestic difficulties. There are plenty

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of detectives though. Who will take
your case? You won't take? No,

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I really want. I'm much too
busy. Good night, missus Webb.

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Mister Rogan, I'm sorry, missus
Webb. I'm tired. I don't

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take the mextic cases. Thanks for
dropping in, but now good night.

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I have to get some sleep.
Good night, mister rogue. Oh what's

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the idea of calling me? Betty? And it's ten o'clock? Oh?

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Oh, well, hello, Angela, I wasn't quite awaken. I have

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news for you. Your friend Matt
Webb, remember him at the club last

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night? Sure? What about him? Well, he was found dead in

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his car this morning, parked in
the Hollywood Hills shot. I'm kidding,

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I just left the tender Durban in
charge of the case for homicide. He

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knows about your argument with Matt Webb
last night. Well, he doesn't think

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I did it, does he?
Well, no, but that's somebody at

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the door. How about lunchby.
So it's me, Honey, keep your

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shirt on, I'm coming, I'm
coming. Oh hello, Urban con man.

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Thanks, Rogie. I don't know
anything about it. Don't even know

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the guy you're talking about, Matt
Webb, I suppose, or who else.

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Don't tell me you disrupted here for
a cup of coffee. How did

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you know Webb was dead? Did
I say it was dead? Full up

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a chair? Cigarette? No?
What do you know about Webb? Rog

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Nothing? I met him at the
club Cooper last night. He wanted to

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beat my brains out because I was
an investigator. Seems you had a strange

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idea that his wife had retained me
to follow him. Okay, rog talk

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your brains out, but you can't
talk away the fact that Webb is dead

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and you had a beef with him. Sure, but I don't know anything

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about this case. Urban. It's
early in the morning, and while you

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have a genius for getting all mixed
up in things, you don't know anything

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about han't your Roggie, I don't
get sore. Okay, I'm not sore

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just because I meet a guy who
doesn't like investigators and his wife tries to

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harm me to find out who he
bought a fur coat for, and he

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turns up dead. That her wife
angler is interesting. Rogie, get dressed.

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Why missus Webb didn't mention any fur
coat when I went out to see

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her this morning? She didn't.
Maybe she's got some more little secrets.

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Come on, Roggie, we're going
to call on her. We'll continue our

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story in just a moment. First, when you want to drive a nail,

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you can use the heel of your
shoe or some other object, but

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you get better results with a hammer. So when you want to remove dandruf,

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you get the best results by using
a product made especially for that purpose.

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Pitches Dandruff Removers Shampoo Fitch is the
only shampoo made who's guarantee to remove

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dandruf is backed by one of the
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effectively and quickly because it's special solvent
action dissolves the dandruff, both the loose

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dandruff and the dandruff clinging to the
scalp. To get the full benefit of

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this salvent action, you should always
apply Fitches dandrufremover shampoo to the hair and

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scalp before adding water. Then apply
water only after the shampoo has been massaged

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thoroughly into the hair and scalp.
When you do add water, a fluffy

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lather forms to cleanse the hair of
the dissolved dandruff. Try this method of

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attaining shining clean, dandruff free hair. Use Fitch f I T Fitches dandrufreemover

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shampool regularly. Now back to Dick
Powell as private investigator Richard Rogue. In

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Rogue's gallery, it isn't very often
that I could tangle up in a case

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of the normal money in it than
a busted piggy bank. I operate on

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the theory that a boy's best friend
is a dollar. I didn't know the

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recently dead Matt Webb from Gunga then, but there I was and Urban's homicides

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then on my way out to play
quiz with Missus Webb. During the ride,

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Urban gave me a quick rundown on
the events surrounding Matt Webb's murder.

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Webb was a very wealthy man,
you know, Rogie, big manufacturer farm

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machinery. And he couldn't have been
very smart or acou he wouldn't have been

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parked up in the Hollywood Hills.
That's volunteering for a stick up. Yeah,

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what's the widow? Looked like his
daughter? No, I guess she's

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not quite that young. But what
the beauty parlor and the foundation can do

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to keep her young has been done. Very pretty woman. She looks about

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thirty, probably thirty five. By
the time we get back down to headquarters,

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were no more about her and everything
else in the case. I might

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get it over with. I want
to go on my vacation. I'm sick

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of murders. Hey, so this
is the way of the other half,

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las huh must have taken a lot
of farmers. Sheineed to PLoP an up

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doll for this monstrosity. Rampared a
million or two. And hey, now

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I'll do the questioning rogue. I'm
in charge of the case, you know,

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well, sure, sure, sure, sure, I'm just a silent

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partner ring the bell. Thank you, I will yes, police, I

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want to see missus Webb. Oh, come in, thank you, I'll

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go ahead, Urban, go ahead, she's in here. My name is

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Bregg Gail. I was sales manager
for Matt and mister Webb. Lieutenant Urban

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must I'm sorry. This is Richard
Rogue. I'm glad to know you,

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Gail. Would you mind telling me
why I shut out Rogue? Huh?

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Well, shop right in here,
please, missus Webb. He's gentlemen from

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homicide want to talk with you.
How must you talk to me right now?

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I have nothing more to say,
missus Webb. Richard Rogue here tells

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me that you called on him last
night, attempted to hire him to check

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on the disposition. The disposition which
your husband made of a fur coat.

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Yes, I did. I didn't
tell you about it this morning because I

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didn't consider it important. Well,
now, Missus Webb, every detail is

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important in the investigation of a homicide. Only you suspect of receiving the code.

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Look, Lieutenant, I hate to
get into this, mister Gale,

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if you please, this is my
opinion. Matt Webb was my best friend.

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With you, Missus Webb had been
a little more understanding. No time

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to fight with me. Maybe we
could organize this conversation a little bit.

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You'll stay out of it, rogue. This is a murder investigation. Now

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listen. Oh just a minute,
just a minute, Urban Look, missus

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Webb, how about telling us a
little more about the home life of you

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and your husb rogue. If you
don't shut up, I'm gonna throw you

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out of this investigation. Oh just
a mat of Gail. Weren't you with

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Mat? Weren't you with Matt Webb
at the club Kuba last night? Yes?

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I had dinner with him there,
and you must have known who he

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was with and what he did later. I had no idea what he did

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later in the evening. I left
him a little left to raid at that

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time. His plans were to go
home playstack was my understanding? Or maybe

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you'll feel more like talking a little
later. Gail, You can go now.

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You can get me at the office
anytime you want. Okay, better

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fix that cold now, this is
Webb. You seem to think that your

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husband was involved with some woman.
Of course he was. That's how he

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got killed. Who do you think
He gave the first court to his secretary,

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Helen Damon. He's been in love
with her for the last year.

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She's been making a perfect fool of
him. Helen Damon. We'll never talk

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with her. Lieutenant Irman dropped me
by my office and I took penn and

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Racing Farm in hand and managed to
forget all about killings not made at Hollywood

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Park until noon when I left and
met Betty Callahan at the Brown Derby.

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She was as full of information as
a Chamber of Commerce brochure. Richard,

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I want you to come with me
to the jail. I want you to

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talk with Helen Damon Webb secretary.
Why I feel so sorry for her.

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Homicide detectives have been grilling her all
morning and she's so tired and discouraged.

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Well, does it look like Helen
did the job? Well? Yes,

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A man showed up at the police
station this morning and he said he saw

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a girl in a tweed coat with
a tuxedo collar run down out of the

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hills last night, drive away in
the Chrysler coop, a blue one,

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just about the time of Webb's murder
and in the same locality. And Helen

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Damon has a code like that and
drives a blue Chrysler coupe right, Yes,

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Richard, I don't think she did
it. Oh, just because she

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has big brown eyes, I suppose
look Baby, cops don't make many mistakes.

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Why do they find out about the
gun? I was a thirty eight

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revolver that mister Webb kept in his
desk at the office. Nothingerprints on it.

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It was. It was found in
the weeds a little away from where

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the car was parted. Betty,
Betty, honey, you're a newspaper reporter,

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not an investigator. So why don't
you let the police take care of

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finding the killers. If Helen Damon
did it, she'll get the book.

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If she didn't, she'll be okay
as she got any alibi for the time

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of the crime. No, she
hasn't. Oh, you have to get

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down there and talk to her.
I promised her you would. Oh no,

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what business if you promising anybody that
I'll take the case? Looks to

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me like this, Helen Damon is
guilty as angleback. I don't want to

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get mixed up in a case like
that. I should have known that the

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way you'd look at it, just
because she doesn't have much money to pay

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you. But baby, that's got
nothing to do with it. I have

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a couple of hundred dollars. I
want to see that Helen Damon gets a

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fair deal. I'll look, Betty. I'm not going to get mixed up

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in this case. That's final.
You understand to see Helen Damon, I'll

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give you ten minutes roguing. Thanks
Alison, Hello there, miss Damon.

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Betty Callahan, the reporter told me
you were expecting me. I don't see

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how you can do me any good, mister Rogue. You've already decided that

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I did it. Nothing I can
do to convince I know about the partial

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identification. I suppose you tell me
where you were at the time the crime

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was committed, all right, last
night at nine o'clock, Within a few

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minutes of nine, anyway, I
got a call from mister Webb. I

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don't think it was mister Webb now, but I thought it was. Then

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he asked me to meet him at
his office. Said he had some important

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letters he had to get out at
once. Was he in the habit of

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having your work at nine? No, but it didn't seem unreasonable to me,

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So I put on my coat and
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which was parked in the parking lot
next to my apartment building. Just

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as I got into the car,
somebody grabbed me from behind and held a

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cloth over my face. It was
chloroform. When I came to about three

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hours later, I was in my
car. My coat was thrown over me.

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The car was back in the parking
lot and it had been driven about

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fifteen miles. I know because I
had a serviced yesterday and the service record

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is on the dash. You live
at Hollywood, Yes, oh well that's

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just about right for a drive to
the Hollywood Hills. You're gonna have trouble

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convincing a jury with a story like
that. I look, Helen, I

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I'm your friend. Is that story
the truth? Yes, yes it is,

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mister rogue. I know you don't
believe me. Nobody does. You're

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having the slightest idea of what happened
between nine o'clock last night and midnight.

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Right, Yes, that's right.
There's no way in the world I can

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prove I'm telling the truth. I
couldn't figure out why anybody would do anything

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like that to me. I got
it this morning. I went to work.

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I didn't say anything to anybody because
I alone. Yes, Helen,

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I want to be frank with me. Were you overly friendly with Matt Webb?

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I liked him and admired him.
That's all, missus. Webb seems

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to think of a little present.
No, oh, no, no,

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I hardly knew him at all socially. He's taking me to dinner a few

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times, that's all, mister rogue. Do you think you can do anything

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to help me? I'm not a
murderous Yeah, Tommy. Do you know

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anything about a first cult? A
cult that Matt Webb bought for somebody not

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his wife. No, I don't
know anything about it. I haven't done

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anything wrong. Can you get me
out of here, mister rogue? I

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don't know. I don't know.
You haven't got much of a case you.

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I have a little money to skip
that skip that. I'm doing this

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as a favorite to a friend.
Are you sure you're on the level with

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me? I told you everything I
know. I didn't kill him. He

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was a fine man. When I
left Helen Dame and I had a great

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inquisitiveness about a fur court. I
got my car, fought all the other

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crazy California drivers to a sandstill trying
to park in front of Helen's apartment house.

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I got her apartment number off the
register in the fire and walked up

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one flight. The lock was easy
pickings. I walked in, closed the

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door, and oh oh, I
caught it right at the base of the

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skull like a turkey. On the
first Thanksgiving, my astral body left this

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world and floated up through eternity like
a Christmas smoke, only paler. I

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was so glad to see Cloudy,
my home away from home. I'm glader

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to see Ugor, my alter ego. Ugor was sitting there on a used

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thunderbolt is and looking eyes buckling with
glee. No, Rogie, welcome home.

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You've got the duck again. High. Oh, let me sleep.

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I'm tired of Oh, you better
snap out of a cheep. You've got

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plenty of work to do. Yeah, I know it, but I'll take

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care of it later. Go away. No, can't, Rogy. You

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need a talking to. You can't
lay down on a job. Now,

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come on, snap out of it. Oh oh my head. Betty Callahan

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got me into this, her and
her hunches. You've got the same hunch,

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you know it, Rogie. Oh, now you're reading my mind.

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Look Mitchell, reading your mind.
Look, cheep, I am your mind,

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and I'm telling you to get downstairs. You've got work to do later.

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Now over you go, Rogie,
pushing you go. I'm not well

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over your back. Don't work so
long, rogy, rogue, rog rogue,

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snap out of it, rogie.
Oh hello, hello, hello,

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Harvin. What happened to you?
Um? I got hit on the head,

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I am. Can't you see?
What kind of a detective are you?

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Now? Take it easy? What
were you doing here in Helen Damon's

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apartment. I wasn't doing anything.
I just opened the door. Somebody let

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me have it. Why were you
looking for up here? I've got a

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little bit inquisitive. Why allah?
I had to talk with Helen Damon and

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she didn't know anything about a fur
coat. That's funny. That's funny about

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it. We just got a murder
indictment against Helen Damon. Oh well,

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that's a long way from conviction.
And when I was up here this morning,

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there was no fur coat in that
closet. There's a fur coat in

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that closet now, Ogie. Peculiar, isn't it. We'll return to our

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a professional application at your barber or
beauty shop. Now back to Dick Powell

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as private investigator Richard Rogue. In
Rogue's gallery, assorted and unrelated facts were

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whirling around in my massive intellect like
neutrons around them atom They were just as

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much explosive in them as I could
get if I could get them properly under

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control. So I got away from
urban and decided to drive out for a

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visit with Missus Matt Webb. As
I pulled up in the same block with

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a web house, I saw Missus
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I followed her over Coalwater Canyon and
out into the valley. When she

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pulled into the driveway of an early
suburban white ranch house, I parked up

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the street. She went in.
I took a look at the mailbox in

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front of the house. The name
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Gale. I got that old,
familiar chill in the region of my solar

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plexus. I'd lucked into something,
and I knew it. I worked my

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way around in the rear of the
house as quiet as fallen snows. The

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back door was unlocked. I pushed
her put it in, flowed up to

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the doors between the dining room where
I was at the living room where Fred

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Gale stood talking with Missus. Man
were myshom May. I'd be the first

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to congratulate you on a performance you
gave for Lieutenant Urban and Rogue tonight.

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You did very well yourself with it. Now, I suppose you tell me

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what you're doing out here. Well, I had to see you. I

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needed a little moral support from your
friend. Yeah, I know that this

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is the craziest thing you could have
done. Marshall. You don't act as

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though you're very glad to see me
now, Luck Marsha. We've got a

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lot of trouble to cover up the
fact that we're friends, haven't we friends?

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Is that what we are? You
know? I love you and Marsha.

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It's only that so much depends on
us being smart just a little while

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longer. How do you know you
weren't followed? Let us both in jail

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for murder. We've been smart so
far. Why ruin it? They don't

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suspect us. They have a murder
indictment against Helen Damon. Aren't you going

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to kiss me? Fred Can?
Yes? We had stay kissed, and

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then Helmet I reached my gun out
of my shoulder holster and read it myself

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for the pinch, but something held
me back. You can call it second

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side or luck or anything you like, but I couldn't move my feet.

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And while I was debating, they
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It was a very interesting conversation,
Darling. Everything's going to be wonderful for

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us now, isn't it? Sure? You'll just stay away from me a

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little while until the case is settled. Everybody's forgotten the murder. Will always

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be sure of each other, won'tly, of course? Oh Fred, I

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know I'm silly, but I worry. I don't know what i'd do if

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I ever lost you. I want
you to do something for me. Promise

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me that you will. Okay,
I can do anything for you, Mutching,

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if you'll only promise you'll be a
good girl and get out of here

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and stay away from me until everything's
all right again. You gotta be smart,

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baby. I'll stay away if you'll
just help me. I want you

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to write a note like this one
I've written. Read it, confession I

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alone, sistant killed mad wim sign
Marshall win. I said, this is

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out a nonsense if we can't trust
each other. Now, I want you

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to write a note like that,
in your own handwriting and give it to

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me. And I'll give you my
confession and you give me yours. And

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we know that nothing can ever separate
us. You And it's a stupid thing

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to do. Say that note up? What if it got into the wrong

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hands? Sit down here, write
me one, make it. I don't

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know that everything's all right. She
kissed him then and walked with him over

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to the desk, talking love all
the way. She got a penance and

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paper. She stood behind him with
her arms around his neck. As he

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started to write. I saw her
free hand come up with a gun,

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and as he finished the note,
she placed the gun an inch from his

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temple. And I'm Gail Duck.
You shot me? He shot bro Yeah,

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you should be off glad to see
me, Gail. In about another

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minute, you'd have better suicide and
your girlfriend here would have been a walty

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wead. Don't believe it's skip it
business web. Look, Gail, you

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see that gun, your lovely collaborator
dropped Marcia. If I hadn't put that

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slug through her shoulders, she was
going to put one through your head,

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sucker. She was slipping you with
a kiss of lying Freddy's lying where you

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were you were going to kill me? Sit down, Gail, sit on.

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I am running the show from here
on art and the little lady has

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a reserved seat in the gas chamber. Well. It didn't take much to

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convince Gail that Marsha's planned to kill
him and leave the gun in his hand

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as he slumped over the desk.
The don'ts he asked him to ride would

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have sensed his death as remorseful suicide. Missus Webb would have had all of

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Matt Webb's money and a dead accomplice. She would have been as safe as

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an odds on bet that Dick Tracy
catch his shoulders. Gail admitted his part

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with the plot to murder Webb and
framed the youngers Tell and Damon for the

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crime, and Gail got away with
life. Marsha paid the full charge in

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the gas chamber. Oh well,
I've always said that there should be a

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little editing done. That Old Saint
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The last words should be deleted.
Present company accepted, of course,

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ladies, But you men you know
what I mean. This is Dick Powell

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again, Ladies and Japan. I
hope you enjoyed our story tonight. Ray

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Buffam wrote it. Leif Stevens composed
and conducted the music in D and back,

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produced and directed View of Us again. Next Sunday, will you we

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have a story for you about a
summer resort, a lovely girl, and

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some newspaper clippings about a murder.
We call it cabin on the lake must

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be a floating cabin. Thanks for
listening, and I his gem Doyle.

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Listen again next week at this same
time to hear Dick Powell as private investigator

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Richard Rogue in Rogue's gallery. By
the way, Dick will next be seen

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in his newest Columbia picture. Johnny
o' clarke. A while that a time,

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use pitch time. Use your head
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can keep your hair shining and manageable
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Hair Tonic every day. Pitcher's Ideal
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yet it gives your hair that well
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at the final break when Robe came
back to conveniently stumble on the two conspirators

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conversing Richard Dick Powell was really stumbling
through his lines. And actually I ran

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into the first instance I've had wherein
an OTR detective actor swearing on the air.

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I actually went ahead and I cut
it because I know a lot of

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folks would have found it offensive,
and we have kids out there, and

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it wasn't actually part of the script. Didn't find any record of him getting

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into any Dick Powell game to any
trouble with the FCC over it. Had

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it been observed and reported, it
probably would have been an issue with the

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fc SEE or network sensors anyway at
the time, though not today. And

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really it was just kind of this
source of frustration thing because he just really

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stumbled over those lines. And you
have to appreciate how some of these absolutely

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complicated terms of phrases, particularly in
the hard boiled genres, are usually delivered

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so expertly and sometimes, as in
this case, the writers lost track that

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you know, somebody is going to
have to try and read this over the

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air, and usually no matter how
hard the script that came through, but

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as this illustrates, it wasn't always
easy. Well, we did receive some

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comments regarding our five hundredth episode special
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the Ends of the Earth and also
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the Earth on their website and Tim
comments on this. They say that radio

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is better than movies because the pictures
are better. This is one case where

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the opposite is true. When the
slaves go overboard in the lux production,

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the sailors are described as shoving them
off the deck. In the film snippet,

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the captain releases the special anchor and
the whole lot of them are dragged

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after it like falling dominoes. I
spent last weekend avoiding nine to eleven voltage.

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I've becoming noward to the collapsing towers
and the panicky cows running to outrace

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the smoke cloud like some horrible marathon. But the side of the leapers still

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fills me with dread. The image
of the slaves going over stuck with me

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all week. This was the real
method that African slavers use. After importation

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was banned in eighteen oh seven,
they were still smuggled into Charleston. But

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if captain saw a new cutter advancing, he cut the anchor cable and send

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his human cargo to the ocean floor. And it was definitely a more terrifying

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way. The way that the movie
portrayed it wasn't graphic like it would be

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today. It was very short cutaway, the radio not so much. I

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think the whole anchor thing would would
just be a little hard to explain in

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the limited time that you had to
present a story on radio, and this,

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you know, Lex's A is a
great program, but this was one

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of its limitations because it was trying
to take a movie, which is a

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visual medium, and translate it to
radio. And sometimes it worked pretty well,

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sometimes there were challenges. There were
other programs that adapted novels and stories

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that had been made to movies,
but they adapted directly from the novel or

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the story to the radio, and
that could often work better. One case

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is the story Deadline at Dawn.
Lux Radio Theater adapted the movie adaptation of

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Deadline at Dawn, and I watched, I listened to that, didn't care

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for that as much, and then
I listened to the Spence adaptation of the

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same story, except they adapted from
the original story and made it fit to

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radio, so kind of cutting out
the middleman tend to work a little better.

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But this was still a good presentation
overall. To spot the challenges,

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Tim goes on to say that said
this was a great story horri finally told,

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but not exploritatively, a worthy choice
for your five hundredth episode. Well

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done, Great Detectors of Old time
radio. The script really brought out the

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worldwide scale of drug production and distribution
without the Hollywood tendency to include exotic locations

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just for novelty's sake, like in
the later James Bond movies, and include

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a couple of things or spoilers for
the radio version. So I want to

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read in case you decide to go
back and listen to him. Harry Enslinger

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mission repeatedly as Dick Powell's boss really
was the head of the Narcotics Bureau,

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so this production must have been made
with the support of the US government.

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Enslinger to listen to the history rewritten
by the himp Lobby comes across to something

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of a clownish figure. I'll need
to study him some more, take him

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a bit more seriously. Well,
I'm glad that that's always a good idea.

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And that's one thing I always find
fascinating about many old radio programs.

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It's the opportunity to hear history how
it happened and how it was being viewed

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in the era it occurred, rather
than just what we get as the retrospective

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through history, and it feels a
lot of gaps in and this story definitely

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helped in that regards. I'm glad
you enjoyed. It also received a comment

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from Andrew who called it epic and
in daed it was all right, well

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we'll do it for today. If
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Theater extra that I think you're sure

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