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Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old
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into our seventh episode of Box thirteen. Box thirteen with a style of theoramone

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pictures Alan lad As Dan Holiday box
thatteen box, thatteen box that. He

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looked deeply into her eyes, which
reflected his mood, like twin legs as

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you're blue, as you're blue.
Why does a woman always have to have

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as your eyes? Why couldn't there
be fire engine red? As his muscular

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arms tightened around her, fragile susie
it, mister Holiday, I'm not fragile,

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but I'm sure scared. Somebody's been
following me with those legs. Why

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not? I was petrified, afraid
to look back. Even his footstep kept

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going quick cluck, clickcluck, real
sinster like, Oh I better him now,

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mister click cluck, Oh, mister
Holiday. He followed me all away

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from Box thirteen and now box thirteen, starring Alan Ladd as Dan Holiday.

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Well, this is a brand new
twist beside a message from Box thirteen.

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Susie has brought a mysterious caller,
somebody who wants in but definitely don't as

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written mister Holiday. No, no, Susie, if you didn't see this

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person, huh no, I just
sell him. Phone me like a like

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a fantom. It gets the heels
with click clock click cluck. That doesn't

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sound so dangerous. Let's take a
chance. Come in, Oh selling me.

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I ought to be ashamed for being
such a fraidy cat. Look who

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it is, well, Susie,
who is it? I don't know who

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are you? Mister? My name
is George Flint. I'm a detective and

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you're Dan Holiday Delight. It's it's
on the door a detective. Uh are

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isn't any bigger than me. But
I have nerves of steel in the heart

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of a lion. Oh oh,
I see. And what brings you here,

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mister Flint? Well, nerves of
steel, heart of a lion.

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That was no fair girl. You
took me by surprise, Susie. Now,

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mister Flint, why don't you open
the envelope I put in box thirteen.

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Here it is, mister Holiday.
Oh thanks, open it. I'm

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all gooseler. Okay, Oh what
do you know why there's nothing written on

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the paper? How about that?
See how clever I am? I put

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that envelope in box thirteen as bait
at day. Yes, I knew it

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would lead me to the person who
put the ad in the Star Times event

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you wanted? Will you're any place
and do anything? Very clever, mister

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FLETTA Oh what made your footsteps go? Quick? Cluck? Quick? Clock

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of that? I lost the metal
creed off one of my heel. Oh

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well, now that you've discovered me, mister Flett, what mister Holiday,

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I'd say you're just a man for
the job. Job something exciting you?

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Hope? Permit to Holiday. I'd
handle it myself. Only I'm so tiny.

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Besides, I've done mostly divorce work. Just the right height for keyholes.

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But about the job, well,
I'm coming to that. Mister Gilbert

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Boat and sent me fifty dollars just
to attend the party tonight. Fifty dollars.

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I should have been the detective.
Oh you can be. I'll split

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with you if you'll go to the
affair in my place, asked me,

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I got the money. What's the
catch? Oh, there's really no catch.

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H only thing, mister Bolton said, What then might be a little

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er bloodshed? Well, well,
well this holiday is the wackiest situation yet

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from good old Box thirteen. Yes, holiday, you must be hard up

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for story ideas, hard up for
brains too. Otherwise, why are you

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riding with George Flint detective and his
hot rod Jalopy destination bloodshed? And you've

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never met this bold as having the
party? No, but he phoned and

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explained that the party's going to be
at his nephew's place, at Kenneth Bolton

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Kenneth, huh uh? What about
the bloodshed? Well, as I understand

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it, Kenneth's father, that is, Gilbert Bolton's brother, committed suicide.

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Not show, don't go oh Yobert
said, the boy is suffering from neurasthinia.

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I think he said it's like on
Eurotic huh oh, yes, on

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account of the way his father died, you'bet's afraid the boy may take his

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own life tonight? Why tonight especially? Well, it seems that Kenneth drinks

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a lot at these parties and gets
depressed. And my job is to see

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that he doesn't commit suicide tonight,
I looked forward to more pleasant evenings.

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I think that's to place up ahead
with all the lights on. Yeah,

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that's the address you mentioned. We
must be about fifteen miles in town at

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fourteen and seven tenths by mice beinar
here, Well, flet, I may

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as well take off. What are
you gonna do? Oh, I'll sit

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here in my car and listen to
the radio. Sorry, they keep my

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eye on things from the outside.
Good idea, say later, then here

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we go again, Holidays. The
name's George Flitt, detective. Remember beyond

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this door, who knows, but
it's a beautiful huns, a beautiful knight,

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and a beautiful girl. Good evening, Oh, good evening. I'm

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looking for mister Gilbert Bolton. Won't
you come in and you are a George

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Flitt? You say you are George
Flint. That's right. I am Rita

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Martin. How do you do?
Now? Let's go in and find Gilbert

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Bolton, mister Fliff. Oh Holiday, here's a jungle cat, a vampire

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rid of Terry and the Pirates,
that jet black hair, those heavy littered

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eyes, that glistening crimson mouth,
and something else. Yes, a clawing,

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sensuous, a perfume such as you've
never known before. That's something to

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remember. This reader Martin by m
Gilbert. Yes, return Gilbert Bolton.

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This is George Flt. How do
you do, mister Flint, mister Bolton,

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If you'll excuse me, gentlemen,
I'll see you all a bit later.

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So your George Flint, the detective. Yes, that's right. Your

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voice seemed well different over the phone. Well, you know, detectives many

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disguised as many voices, got to
keep him confuse, you know, somehow

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I picked at you differently. Oh
well, no matter, you know why

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you're here. Yes, to keep
my eye on your nephew, and of

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Polton. More than that, to
keep him from chilling himself. The way

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this man looks at you holiday so
cool, so calculating with piercing eyes,

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a thud against the back ear skull. He could be one of two men,

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a man of distinction or a man
of extinction. Okay, mister Bolton,

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now kicking f you alive, that's
your job. But what makes you

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think the boy wants to commit suicide? Well, since his father, my

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brother, took his life, Kenneth
has been extremely upset. It's only natural,

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mister Bolton. I know, but
I've heard Kenneth threatened suicide and it's

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got me worried. Anyone else heard
him? Yes, Miss Martin, anyone

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else? What do you mean anyone
else? I just wanted if anyone else

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that heard him make these threats,
I really wouldn't know. It's enough that

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Rita and I know about it.
How does read a figure in this picture?

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Aren't you being a bit presumptuous,
mister Flitt? A detective likes to

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know these things. Miss Martin is
an old friend of the family. Oh,

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there's Kenneth now, I'll bring him
over. Just as Gilbert Fulton passed

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me. There was something familiar about
him. What was it? Who wasn't

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I want to thank holiday? Maybe
an important clue. And here they come,

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a man of extinction and a typical
boy from Princeton or Yale, Harvard.

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George Flint, my nephew, Kenneth
Bolton got to meet you. How

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do you do? I'm enjoying yourself, mister Flint, very much. How

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about you? Oh? So so
his parties get to be a boy.

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Kenneth hasn't been quite himself since the
tragedy. Must you always bring that up

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on. But you know you've been
terribly upset, Kenneth, So I've been

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upset. Why talk about it?
Oh, mister Flint, Yes, will

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you come with me for a moment? Am I sure? Too close in

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here that I've thought a breath of
there? It suits me in the garden,

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the garden, it is hm nice
a moon too, lovely, lovely

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night sand to those flowers. Thanks
scars, it isn't it? But not

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to compare with your perfume. You
noticed it, Yes, it was so

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unusual. It's called whispering gown.
Whispering gown. I like the name.

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Say I know where they got that
name. I'm so no de Bergack.

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The passage very describes rock sand across
my life. One whispering silken gown.

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I was lovely. You're quite literary. I actually used to flit well,

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yes, no, just what do
you do? Gilbert Bolton didn't tell you

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no, no, But let's sit
on this ben and you tell me all

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about yourself. As you come close
to her, you get another whiffo.

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Suddenly you've got it. That's what
bothered you about Gilbert Bolton. Her perfume

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rubbed off on him. It is
an old friend of the family. She's

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young and a close friend of Gilbert
Bolton's. She's brought you out here for

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a reason. Well, aren't you
going to sit down? Oh? I

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sure, but just a middle I
want Barto cigarettes. I've not for any

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of cigarettes. I'll be right back. Something about this whole setup is as

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phony as a china egg, and
as the crooks in your story say about

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a case of joint before you go
inside. Yeah, there's a window.

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Let's pull the bushes back, let's
take a gander. Well, everything looks

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on the upper end. Kenneth with
a drink on the table beside him,

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and there's his uncle coming up.
Hmm, he said, another full drink

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right beside Kenneth. Hey, what
else is he doing? You'd better get

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in the holiday in fast mind if
I I join your gentlemen. I'm not

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at all, not at all.
You appeared quite suddenly. Careful drink,

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mister Flint. You know I haven't
touched this. No, No, let

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me fix mister Flint a fresh tray. I think I'll just have one of

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these our dirts. Okay, what's
it my drink? Oh, I'm I'm

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sorry, flit you you walk idiot? Oh excuse me. Yeah's accidents will

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happen. I didn't really feel like
another drink is your idea? Remember,

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well, mister Glad, we were
able to borrow some cigarettes. I was

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am voiced by our dirts. Glad
you're here, Rita, I have a

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proposal to make it. What say
we all run up to my penthouse for

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a while. It sounds good?
What do you say, miss Flint?

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Fine? I think a change of
scenery would be nice. You'll enjoy the

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view overlooking green Hill part from the
penthouse. Mister Flint. Oh good?

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What's the address? I tell you
what, mister Flint, Rita, Kenneth

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and myself will go ahead in my
car. Here you can follow us and

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your well, maybe i'd better go
with mister Flint, keeping coming. No,

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I'd like you with me, Kenneth. There's something I want to discuss

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with you important. Perhaps I should
have the address in case I lose you.

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It won't be necessary. Just follow
me. Of course, Holiday,

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you could be wrong, but it
looks like Gilbert Bolton isn't too anxious to

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have you find his pet. Hef
and that's you're a suspicious lad. Holiday.

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You've created so many diabolical characters for
so many fiendish plots. Maybe you

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maybe you've become a little TechEd.
Times are wasted. Holiday, get to

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our phone. H there it is
end of the hallway. Now Maxim duty

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in the Morga The Star Times.
We'll ask a few questions. Start Dyer's

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reference room. Hello, mack Down
Holiday, Ah, Jenny, what can

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I do you? Boy? So
you got anything on the Boltle suicide?

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Just file those clips away yesterday.
And even if this is a clips joint,

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I won't judge you a penny clips
joint. Did you get it?

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Dan? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, I get it? What about Bolton

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poison itself? Left all his daughter, his son name m Kenneth, anything

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else? Well, I want something
about Bolton's brother guilt, but he's sort

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of taking over and helping the boy. It was pretty broke up. Hey

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did hey'd you hang up? No? But someone did? Someone was listening

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on another extension. Hey, this
is the fast hot rod I've ever driven.

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We're keeping right up with a Bolton
and he's doing seventy Wait until you

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shift into high gear. Where are
we going? The pothouse? I hope

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Gilbert Boltons. What happened at the
party? Oh Rita Martin? Try to

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get me into the garden. I
got suspicious trying to keep you away from

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your job, wasn't he? Yeah, So I rushed back into the house,

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stopping the case of joint through a
window. Haste the joint A detective

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talking. Then I got an trouble
with Bolton. Wow, I'm knocking a

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drink from his nephew's hand. What
did the uncle do? Got insulting,

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Then all of a suddenly suggested going
to his pet huts. Watch it,

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watch it. He's slowing down.
Yeah, I wonder what his idea is.

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He just slowing down with that train. But he only slowed down for

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a second. Look at him,
Go, I know what he's doing.

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He's trying to beat that train of
the crossing. He's trying to lose us.

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Step burn the gas, step burn
the gas. Mister Holliday. Okay,

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mister Holliday, are we going to
make it? He made it,

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but I don't know about us.
You are listening to Box thirteen starring Alan

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lad As Dan Holiday and now Back
to Bucks thirteen starring Alan lad As Dan

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Holiday. Next time I walked such
a close shave, I'll see my barber.

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Yeah, me too, Josh mushed
hot to day. I thought I

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could handle this hot run. But
the way you whipped her off the road

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just short of throws chats not a
scratch on her luck. Yes, that

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came must be a mile long by
the time it passes. Bolton can be

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in Alaska. What's the address of
just Paint House, you're asking me?

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All I know is that overlooks green
Hill Park. Our next stop, well,

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George green Hill Park. I bet
all these feelings have print houses.

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We'll try them all until we hit
the right one. I'll go around the

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side of the park, okay,
and I'll try the buildings around the other

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side. Bolton's got to be in
one. Do you have a mister Bolton

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in your penhouse? No? One
here by that name from Bolton in the

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pant hoouse. No, but we
have a Boxford in the basement. Why.

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Yes, mister Gilbert Bolton came in
a short time ago. Hello,

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No, with a lady and gentlemen
want to go up please? Did mister

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Bolton say anything about expecting more guests? No, sir, Let me a

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favor. A little fellow with a
squeaky voice shows up asking for Bolton.

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Tell him I'm here. Will you
down holiday? Yes? Sir. Oh,

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here you are, Thank you,
sir, your floor, sir.

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Watch the penthouse door over there,
right, I've got a sneaking hunt.

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I won't be welcome. But how'd
you get up here? You didn't expect

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me? Yes, yes, of
course, but you go enjoy money you

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can well you can go home now. I'm sorry, miss Mard, but

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mister Bolton hired me. It's up
to him department, but he's not here.

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He and Kenneth both went out.
May I come anyway? No?

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Goodbye? No? But now what
does the intrepid a hero of my story

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still m He looks for another door
like that one. He tries it.

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It's open, leads into a hallway
and there's yet another door, the service

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entrance to Bolton's penthouse, and ten
to one it's locked, bolted bard,

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maybe even nails shut. There's some
gambler Holiday offer ten to one and lose

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the doors open. Well, here
we go again, quiet Holiday. There's

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a door leading to the terrace and
voices, I get your hair up,

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Holiday, but don't let them see
you. Don't you think it's a little

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chilly out here? Uncle, Let's
go inside, hilly Kenneth, I'm really

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very timetable. Here's the view I
was telling you about, Kenneth. Better

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lean over the rail a bit to
see around that turret. Well, don't

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push against me, Uncle, that's
a ten story drop. Now look over

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there, Kenny, Uncle Gil Cann's
driving the rail. Don't have to throw

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me back. I don't have an
uncle throw your forward. The meaning of

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this outrage? How did you get
in here anywhere? I'm going to call

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the police, fine and save me
the trouble. Look, Kenneth, I

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was hired to keep you from committing
suicide. Suicide, oh me, yeah,

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But instead I'm keeping you from being
murdered. Feeling your coat pocket,

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Kenneth, he doesn't know what he's
talking about. A bottle. It's mark

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poison. Yeah, I saw your
uncle Planet in your pocket through the garden

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window. He wanted to make it
look like you poisoned that drink I knocked

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from your hands up right there,
Holiday. This isn't a cap bestore you

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two, Kenneth. Don't move.
It must be crazy Uncle Gil. And

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you knew I was Dan Holiday all
along. Huh. Of course I've seen

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you a picture in the book with
you pages, and I got to the

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telephone conversation at the star time on
the extension you get around. I can't

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believe this. You, you and
my uncle. What's the play now?

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Bow? Well, first I walk
over to Kenneth and knock him out with

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his guns. Don't more, Holiday, I've got you covered. Oh and

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now that you've knocked out your nephew, what's your next move, mister Holiday?

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Before I heave him over the rail
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I'm going to shoot you. Oh
fine, then I'll wipe my fingerprints off

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this gun and press my nephew's hand
around the butt. His fingerprints on the

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gun will prove his shot. Me
huh, But what about a motive?

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Very simple. You tried to stop
him from jumping off the terrace, and

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you're supposed to invent plots, mister
Holiday. But they'll trace the gun to

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you Bolte. Oh no, it's
Kenneth's gun. I took it from his

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room, and you wanted a detective
on hand to throw off suspicion. Yes,

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mister Holliday, who suspect Gilbert of
murder when he'd hired a detective to

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protect Kenneth? But why why do
you want to kill your nephew? Let's

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say I I borrowed quite a large
sum. I can't make good oh,

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embezzelment huh. And you need Kenneth
inheritance to keep out of jail when you

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lend you the money. Not farm
we need we obviously, so taking it

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all clever a Holiday, you're killing
me. You're so right. Get rid

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of whoever it is Rita. That
doesn't help Holiday. Forget about writing the

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great American novel No room in a
coffin for typing. I'm dying horridays here

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and nobody. I've got plenty of
bullets. Welcome to the party, George.

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Hello, mister Hartiday again, let
me out of here, stop her

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out, sup? Thanks for this
faction flip now, mister Gilbert Bolton,

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you know how your nephew feels well, I know how it feels to be

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on the right end of this Smith
and Wesson. You knocked them out.

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What are you going to do?
Do? Well? Since the party's getting

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dull, let's invite a few more
boys, say from headquarters. This is

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Box thirteen, starring Alan Ladd as
Dan Holiday. Come in, Oh,

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mister Halliday's joosy, Mister George Flint
detective, how's the armed mister Flint.

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Oh, it's you're fine. One
of the bullets just grazed me. You

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know, I blad quite a lot
day, Wasn't that awful? I'm trying

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to kill that boy and he really
wasn't psycho? What's him to call it

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at all? Bolton cooked that up
and support the suicide story. Oh what's

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going to happen to them, mister
Holliday. Well, they've got Bolton for

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embezzlement and attempted murder for holding Reda's
accomplice. And she was such a beautiful

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girl and so sweet too. Yes, George, you can say that again.

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How's the rod hot these days?
Mister Flint? Hot rod? Susie

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hot rod rod hot, red hot? Oh, how is it anyway?

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Red hot? Oh it's fine,
as mister Harday, even if I did

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run away from that gun, I
really do have the heart of a lion.

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But of course, George, the
only thing is it's your steady fat

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Land Next week, same time.
Alan Ladd stars as Dan Holiday in Bach's

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thirteen. Alan Ladd appears through the
courtesy of Paramount Pictures and may currently be

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seen in Wild Harvests. Box thirteen
is directed by Ted Hettiger. Original music

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is composed and conducted by Rudy Schrager
with an original story by Larry Kraft.

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The part of Susie is played by
Sylvia Picker. This is a Mayfair production.

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Welcome Back, an exciting adventure from
Dan Oliday. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

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The title, of course if you
saw it, is a bit of a

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pun, and an easy pun at
that. A short assignment. The one

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thing that's nice about the old time
radio is if you can make a short

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voice, you can play a short
actor. If you can make a tall

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voice, you can play a tall
actor. And as as um and as

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there's a lot of variance in there. As long as you can be believable,

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you really have a lot more flexibility
than you do on television because to

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bend that line between short and tall
you really needed some camera tricks. So

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no need for that here. Great
episode, lots of fun. I'll I

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will look forward eagerly to next week's
and of course to tomorrow. Please join

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us on Tuesday, Pat Novac for
higher Up Ahead from Boise, Idaho.

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This is your host, Adam Graham. Sign and off.

