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this week's episode of Dangerous Assignment. Now I should go ahead and no to
that. Up until now, we've been pretty fortunate with Dangerous Assignment and lost
episodes. Sixty two of the first sixty six episodes of Dangerous Assignment or in
circulation, we've been able to play those. However, our luck runs out
a bit, and there is now a period of sixty two weeks for which
we only have three episodes in circulation. This episode actually aired sixteen weeks after
the last one we played and is the last available Dangerous Assignment episode from nineteen
fifty one. The original aired eight November the third, nineteen fifty one,
and the title as Captain Schiller Dangerous Assignment starring Bryan Don LEAVIEZ 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, oh trouble.
But when I walk into the Commissioner's office, I don't realize this assignment's going
to end up just where it started, which is right in the middle of
nowhere. Morning, Commissioner, Steve, Well, where am I going this
time? The car West Africa? Steve, I want you to think back
about five years or the fall of Berlin, Fall of Berlin. What's that
got to do with? Now, wait a minute, what's the learner,
Commissioner. I'm a pretty patient guy. You send me out on a lot
of wild goose chases and I never say a word. But if you think
I'm going to go looking for that guy again, did I mention any names?
Don't have to look from the best available evidence. When that chancellory in
Berlin was burned, the top dog died three times in the last five years.
You've had me running around the world investigating rumors that he was still alive.
I've never been able to prove a thing that's exactly right, Steve.
We've never been able to prove a thing one way or the other. I'll
look, commits, you look, Steve. We all know that an elaborate
escape plan had been worked out for that The key figure in that escape plan
was a U boat commander named Captain Schiller. Sure we all know that,
But so what Captain Schiller died in the Berlin blitzed correction Steve. A clerk
attached to the Chesterley staff identified one of the burned bodies as that of Captain
Schiller. Just a minute, are you trying to tell me. I'm trying
to tell you that the next US Navy commander named Williamson, who's in the
importing business in the car, saw Captain Schiller there two days ago. He
must have been mistaken, might have been, and then again he might not
have been. That's up to you to find out. Get over to the
car, Steve, talk to Williamson and go anywhere and do anything you have
to to get to the bottom of this. Well, that's it, You've
got your assignmon good luck. The National Broadcasting Company is presenting Dangerous Assignment,
starring Brian don Laba Steve Mitchell, colorful two fested 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. Sure, I've got my
assignment, just a simple little matter of flying to West Africa to investigate a
rumor that's been floating around the world for the last five years, a rumor
nobody's ever being able to prove or disprove. I get all the cinches.
It's Monday when my plane lands in that car and I head for the West
African Exporting Company and Williamson I guess you probably thinkure I've been seeing things lately,
don't you, Mitchell? Well at this point, yeah, well,
I'm positive the man I saw here in the car the night before last was
Captain Schiller and he was very much alive. Where did you see him,
Williamson coming out of the Mitchell lun That's a little bar near the waterfront.
Look, I still don't understand how come you were able to make such a
positive identification. I knew Schiller. We met during the nineteen thirty six Olympics
in Berlin. He was a super stinker, A kind of makes quite an
impression on you. So that's why I remembered his face so well. I
see. Oh okay, I'm going to phone the commissioner and ask him to
check up on the German clerk who identified Captain Schiller as being dead. Then
I want you to show me this bar where you spotted him. Brother in
this dive. You could use an oxygen mask, you'd see him anywhere.
Wimsens. Oh, let's talk to the bartender. Okay, we will see
you. Did you ever see the man in this picture before? Bartender?
Let me see it. But gostoms ye, if you happen to know his
name. We captain strum Strum. He come ins a small frittera. He
comes to the pool three times. He always he spends much money. I
say, how long has he been in town? This triple? Well,
so it is miss you even though he's straight or he's loading ready to the
pouse. Okay, thanks, Come on, Williamson, let's mosey down to
the waterfront and take a look. Here's a prady mission. Yeah, they're
loading crates out of that warehouse. Look, yeah, Captain Schiller, keep
back in the shadows, right, you know, I'd like to find out
what's in those crates. Wait, it looks like a side door to the
warehouse. There's ahead of us. Let's try for it. Anybody's spot us,
I don't think so Inside quick, I can hear grate the guard.
Quick, get behind those crates. Okay, in your spot of midsial I
can see his flashlight. He's heading this way. Probably got a gun too.
Yeah. Look when he gets or I'll jump them. No, that
was quick. Yeah, it's gotta works. It's only a question of minutes
before they'll miss him. Yeah. Look there's a pro bar over there.
Yeah. I have one great student on any other. I guess I'll try
this one guard moving any no keeping the land and not okay, had me
as a flashlight, would you here? You are h nothing but a bunch
of paintings. What kind of a carg was that? Hey? Wait a
minute, Yeah, I'm no art student, but I recognize a few of
these. They are masterpieces, Mitchell, Hey, this could be some of
the stuff the Nazis aluded from Europe, if I will get your ten It
is so. They had it hidden here in the back car all the time,
and Schiller has been delivering it little by little to the head art collector
himself. You've got enough evidence of grab Shiller. Well, that's the last
thing in the world I want to do right now. I'm a lot more
interested in finding out just whom he's delivering this stuff too, and where you
better get back to town. I'll check with you later. Williamson leaves and
I start for the freighter. But just as I get up to it,
a figure starts down the gangway. Captain Schiller. I ducked back into the
shadows. He steps out of the pier and starts in my direction. I
flattened myself against the wall of the warehouse, he keeps coming. Then,
when he's about ten feet away, Sheller grabs his stomach and crumples onto the
pier. The shots came from my left, and I can hear someone running
along the pier. I take off after him. If my foot hits a
cleat, my go Crawley. By a whole time I get to my feet,
it's too late. The killers disappeared. Suddenly I hear a chain rattled
the freighter. They're hauling him the gangplank and getting underway. This is just
great to find out where that freighter's heading for. But how then I remember
the unconscious guard in the warehouse. I head to the door, but just
as I get there, it opens and out he comes. Remember me,
where's that freighter going from me? Okay, I suppose you'd try that wall
on for size. Come on, open up? Where is that freighter heading?
If he's gonna tell you, okay, take another bounce open? No,
no, okay, I can keep this up all night. Looks stop,
let's have it. The sheep is sailing for Cassano. Cassano. Where's
that small botton? Such a medical courst Okay, No, I need another
gun. I'm here. I go to gun the guard slowly sacks to the
pier, trying to plug me. He'd done likewise to himself, so now
at least he won't be able to get word to that fraighter than I know
where it's heading. I put in a call to the local police. They
come and all the two bodies away, and an hour later I'm standing in
the morgue with a gent named Inspector Bova, viewing the remains of the late
Captain Schiller. So all this time the world is believed this man perished in
a bombshelter under the German Chancellor in Berlin five years ago. Any rate,
he is dead now and we have seen all we can see here. In
the more, I will slide the draws. Huh, looks like we've got
a visitor. Boy, I would love to view the body if I made.
I did not hear you come in, ma'amselle. I did not wish
to this tabeu gent. You have perhaps aware that the Morgue is not on
the list of sides for tourists to visit. Here in that car one,
most have condensitions here mine, Lisa, Yes, France European News Agency.
You are a correspondent, as you see. Look, boy, maybe we'd
all better go back to your office and taught the thing. I'm sorry,
but I have a right to see the body. Since when is the murder
of a freighter skipper named Captain Strong news? Please be kind enough to step
aside, but inspected? Do you wish to be put on records? Having
refused and accredited newspaper corspondents a right to view a body and some more him,
say messieur Mitchell, But she is within no rights. Okay, take
a look, lady, thank you? Are you quite syrup? I'm a
gentleman. Certainly what certainly that this dead man is Captain Schilla? Well,
according to his papers, this guy's name is Strong. Yeah, I know,
but I'm inclined to think as you also apparently are, that this man
is Schilla? Oh mine telling us why you're interested in him? I've made
a career of him. What do you mean? For five years I've been
trying to track him down. You see, I've always been convinced that Schilla
did not die and said burning bomb shelter under the chance story in Berlin.
I felt if I could find him alive, he might lead me to someone
else who might not have died and said fire sounds like you're dealing in a
lot of mites. Pleaser perhaps, And yet those mites, as you call
them, might lead me to the biggest news story of the century. We
did You're ever to think about? All is now? Unfortunately, he thinks
I'm slightly crazy, stens to fire me, and as I give up this
idea, I'm not turn to your obe. I see well, I gotta
admit the idea is pretty fantastic, is it, mister Mitchell. Look figure
it this way. Even if this guy is Captain Schiller, he's dead.
You can't get any information or leads out of him. Where does that leave
you? Unfortunately, at the end of the line, my editor would not
even plent a story about this unless I could find something further. That's what
I mean. Five years chasing the shadow. Now it ends on the lab
of a Morgue in the care Wait, it is life, I suppose.
Good evening, gentlemen. I'm saying, so long, Lisa one cannot tell
feeling Sifer five years work on one story and then block save your sympathy,
Bovey. I've got to keep her thinking that this is the end of the
line for her if she got one inkling, it wasn't and if a single
whisper of it ever hit the newspapers, this whole deal to go up and
smoke. I see, well, inspector, thanks for everything. Looks like
my next step to South America. So the next morning I get aboard the
plane. I sit there as we take off, patting myself on the back
for getting Lisa Hustler off the trail. Then I start getting an uneasy feeling
right between the shoulder blades. I look up and they're standing in the aisle
beside me. Is the reason for my jitters? Good morning, mister mitchis
Hssler. So we are both flying to South America. What a coincidence?
Yeah, you decide to take a vacation maybe yeah, or you might call
it a vacation. So I happened to hear last night of a little port
in South America called Coussano. That doesn't sound like much of a spot for
a vacation. I also happened to hear that the fighter, commanded by Captain
Schiller Captain Stram, if you prefer it, is owned by the Mulandorf of
Freight Lines, whose home ports Sogle. So I thought this would be a
perfect spot for a vacation. Oh great, h looks like you've got a
few sources of information I hadn't conquered on. Yeah, I have, Steve.
Look, I just don't want any publicity on this thing until it's over
one way or another. Lisa, Then you must realize they are on opposite
sides of the fan. Steve, you would like to keep the search of
secret. I intend to write this story from millions of readers all over the
world. I see, Okay, Lisa, you're asking for trouble. It
is to be ad in between us then and right card to stacked against you.
Naday, I've on your Steve, do not underestimate it would be the
biggest mistake in your life. It's a matter of fact, might even be
fatal. You are listening to Dangerous Assignment starring Brian don Labe Steve Mitchell.
Well this is just great. Here I am on a super secret mission.
I know that one peep out of anybody and I'm cooked. Now I'm up
against the girl who's all out to spread in every newspaper in the world.
Are playing lands in South America, and it's another day by trained at Cassarno
and at the depolice that this appears, probably trying to find the offices at
the Mullendorfer Freight Mines. So I slip a cab driver five casos and get
there ahead of her. Inside there's a sleepy looking clerk idly swatting at cockroaches
with a newspaper. My shot ask you, I sell them me. Well,
you probably get a lot of practice. I see quite a few targets
running around one What is it you want, senor? Well, I'd like
a little information about your shipping line. Information. What is the true barnet?
That's what I want to find out. You see, I've got quite
a little fraid I want to ship and oh I'm afraid our line is not
for you, Senor. Oh what do you mean? Well, we operate
about one ship, and that one is under contract to an important company.
Senor, there is a big one crawling along the counter. If you'll step
out of the way. Sure that's the ship that Captain Strong commands. You
missed. You are carrying me, Senor. All right, one of the
ship being keen savvy, who knows. I'm sorry I cannot help you,
Senor. I see okay, Well, keep on flying, buster Bo.
Caproaches do not fly, Senor. Oh Steve, Hello Lisa. So you
beat me here? Yeah, but it didn't do much good. Clerk seems
to be specializing and knowing nothing about anything. Well, since you have told
me about you found out, I tell you what I found out. I've
been at the waterfront, and then the ship is expected the morning after tomorrow.
You're being pretty obliging all of a sudden, aren't you, Lisa.
Well, let us just say I would like to beat you in a fair
fights. Okay, let's just say that. In that case, I'll probably
see you down at the docks the morning after tomorrow. You may count on
it. So two mornings later, I'm down on the dock. Lisa's there,
but the freighter isn't. We wait a couple of hours, and then
we gradually get the idea that there must have been a tip off. The
freighter must have docked another port. We dash back to the freight line office,
but the joint is locked up tight, So there we are again,
fresh out of leads. Lisa gets that end of the line look again and
leaves, and I head for a bar across the street. Sheeps wish do
not arrive when they sure, this can be quite annoying, or you the
tenancy, get the military. May I shoot at your table? Quite?
Yeah? You are, Senior Mitchell. No, I'm Senior Mitchell. Yes,
I don't know if your commissioner traced you here from the car. He
spoke to me over the telephone. He would like for you to telephone him.
Oh yeah, I suppose he would like a report. But at this
point, all I can report is that I've been on a wild goose chase
and I'm beat. Iyay, wait a minute. You mentioned something about ships
not arriving. He see anyone. I also was very anxious that it fright
I should arrive. You see, Senior Mitchell, I do not believe this
is such a wild goost chase as you think what you mean. For some
time I have been convinced that my country un lonely entertained some unwelcome guests.
Oh what have you gotten? A way of facts to back up that theory,
Lieutenant? Unfortunately, merely fragments of gossip from a few pageants. Yeah
that's what I thought. This whole deal seems to be fragments of gossip.
Having minded particular plantation several kilometers land from here or a battle. There is
a high wall around the BIA with barbed wire. It is rumored that the
captain of the freighter stays there when his ship is in town. Oh what
happens, won't be staying here anymore, cigar. They got knocked off in
that car. I see, as you probably realize, I would like very
much to get inside. But this I cannot do officially without some evidence of
law violation. But there has been no law violation, so it appears I
can do nothing officially. However, if someone else wish to try to do
something unofficially, I might be able to, as you say, lend the
hand. Oh, I am quite tired, Mitchell tired. Yes, I
have some leave coming to me. It occurred to me I could take that
leave at almost a moment's notice. I get it. Okay, Look,
thinks I may call on you later. Take a telephone, Steve. I'm
been trying to get in touch with you. Wait a minute, Commissioners,
I can hardly hear you, gentle of phone as I'm that better. Yeah,
what's on your mind? I said, I'm glad you're telephoned, Steve.
I've been trying to get in touch with you. Oh, what's the
matter. When you called me from Decar, you wanted the name of the
clerk who claimed Captain Schiller died during the Fall of Herlin. That's right,
the one who identified a burned body is that of Captain Schiller. The clerk
lied commissioner, and I figured you might have one of our agents in Europe
run him down and question them. We can't find a clerk anywhere, Steve.
But it's a her, not a hymn Oh names Lisa Nestwig. She
married a Nazi colonel who was killed at Starving Cry after the war. She
dropt out of sight. Lisa Nastig. Wait a minute, her maiden name
wouldn't buy any chance. Be Lisa Hessler. Why, yes, Steve,
how did you know? Hi? Step it? I'll call you later.
So Lisa Hessler, girl reporter, is actually the one who lied about Schiller's
death five years ago. I head from her hotel in the hurry and get
there just in time to see her leave by a side door. She gets
into a car and drives out of town. I'd follow. Half an hour
later, she pulls off the road and leaves her car. Then I spot
the villa it's got a big iron gate in a high wall and a high
voltage wire running along the top of it, and I know this is the
villa that Lieutenant Cigarrow is telling me about. Lilisa sneaks up to the place
and looks it over from behind a clump of bushes, and this I don't
get at all. If she's one of the outfit, I should think they'd
welcome her with a velvet carpet and a brass man, but he's acting like
she wouldn't be welcome at all. Finally she leaves, and I'm about to
follow suit when the gate opens and a bunch of Hayons trudge out and start
working in the fields, all except one, who throws a couple of quick
looks around and then sneaks off. He could be worth following, so I
do. He heads great for a village down the road and disappears into a
bar. Great he's just sneaking away from work to get a snootful. Then
it dawns on me, Okay, let him get a snoot folk it Sometimes,
as I have a a loosening tongues, I sit down across the street
and wait. An hour later, out he staggers He sits down on the
dirt by the doorway and starts singing. At least I suppose he called it
that. Hi, Hello, Cood, you must be happy happy? Who's
happy? I'm set? You've got to voice the mas? What's the trouble?
Buffy? Look carouso? Save the audition? Pacific's already been cast.
No one likes me to sing. This is sud World, all the time,
work, no time to sing? You work out at the plantation.
She who wants that? Kids are we? We'll never go near the video
or you've been ordered to stay away? Maybe she No one likes me.
Did you ever see any other people who live in the villa? She Three
men, one of them dressed like a sailor, but he don't come there
for a long time, shiller. Who else? A tall man? And
one not so tall? Yeah? But does this not so tall man look
like? I don't know. I only see him from a distance. I
think maybe he's a little bit crazy. He stands on a balcony and he
makes speeches to himself. I see, you know. I think maybe I
talk too much. I think maybe a better scene already have. But and
thanks, I go into the bar, find a phone, booth and call
Lieutenant Cigara. You told me you could go on leave at a moment's notice.
The moment is now, But he wears the villa outside the city as
I can. I go outside, but the peons stopped singing. I bend
over and raise his sombrero. Then I see why you can't very well carry
a tune when your throat's been cut. Now I know I've got to move
fast. I head for the villa again. It's almost dark when I get
there, and I roost in the clump of bushes near the wall, wondering
how I'm going to get in without being electrocute. And then I hear the
sound of engines. I peek out of the bushes. Five trucks are pulling
up to the front gate. They're probably bringing those crates from wherever the freighter
dog. Suddenly it hits me, this is my big chance. The driver
in the lead truck gets out and goes up to the gate, and I
slip up to the last truck in the line. Before the driver can move,
I nail him with a left slip on his coat and cap and slide
in behind the wheel. And now the rest of the trucks rolling in through
the gate and step on the gas and then get something cold and hard in
the back of my neck a gun barrel. Keep driving straight ahead, See
what, Lisa, go on su the gate. Okay, so they both
chose the same way of getting into the villain. Yeah, well, I
don't get why you have to sneak in. After all, you're one of
the boys, aren't you. So now we get inside, you turn me
in and get a meddal Huh. There they'll thro the gate, pull up
to that little building off by itself. You can hide them come. But
I still don't get this, Lisa. You must be in pretty solid with
these boys. Why the hide and seek act in Sally? But it's very
funny, Steve. If there were more time, I would laugh. Here
they are inside. Hey, looks like a bunker or some kind or a
bomb shelter. Yeah it geez, I recognize it a design, Steve.
She's a gentical. Is a bomb shelter under the chancellory in Berlin? Now,
would you mind telling me just what this is all about. You're not
just Lisa Hessler, girl reporter. You are the one who claimed Schiller was
killed in Berlin. Yeah, I identified a burned body as that of his.
But I liked Steve. I know that. Why did you lie?
My father, a naval commander, was murdered by Captain Schiller and deid orders
of the leader himself. I knew the burned body was not that of Schiller,
but the two of them must have escaped. I thought I would have
a better chance of finding and killing both of them to leave the world.
Thought them dead. So you're the one who killed Seller and that car.
Now I am to his honor of killing one more so, man, I
am convinced he is in the villa. Hey, what are you going to
do with that grenade? They're going outside? Steve? I mean business,
move okay, Lisa, give this thing up. Let me handle this.
Sorry. Don't you know that you're liable to get chilled trying to pull a
deal like the steel think the backs to me? Now? Yeah, to
these bushes? Neither are they are? It's fine enough. This will be
a convenient place for you to remain He no, keep your back to me,
remain hidden. Hey what by Steve? Che Michelli? Michelli? Oh
the tennants cigar? How did you get inside the wa I approached it?
There was explosion in the via. It must have shorted out the high voltage
wire. I was able to climb the wall. Explosion. Hey, the
girls on fire, So that's what Liza did with that erna which I look.
Two men running out of the Vita. They're hitting for the bomb shelter.
Yeah. I recognized the call when he was a member of the German
High Command. Sorry about the shorter one. I can't tell from this distance.
He's got that heatful down over his face. Come on, we gotta
find out who. Wait, look the curve. It's Liza slipping under the
bomb shelter from the other side. That must have been a plan to set
the bill on fire, and knowing that head for that bombshellar did you men
are inside the shutter? On? Come on, we've got to get there
before anything happened. Made short to me? Do you think it is really?
I don't know that explosion it was in the bomb shude. Yeah,
come on, names are coming out of it, going in be covering on?
How this smoke? Yeah? This way it's clear? How today here
you quitch mitche Yeah, three bodies badly burned. Look it shudd pregment of
a dress. Yeah, that winds leasing the tall guys over there. That
leads just one more of the shorter man, I hear man, how do
you think not enough left? Do? I didn't What do you think it
might be? I don't know. I guess we'll never know, now,
Mitchell, Maybe he wasn't here at all. Maybe he really was killed in
Berlin. Maybe. But if he was here, how could you have escaped
three people come in here and now we see three bodies. It could have
been a guard in here, and there could be a trap door under all
that wreckage, But it doesn't sound possible. Now look around your Cigara,
what do you mean this bond Felder? It's an exact replica the one in
Berlin where he was supposed to have been killed before. There was an explosion
and a fire there too. In other words, this is the same identical
set up as before. But Lisa must have been sure she had her men
when she blew herself up. Yeah. She also could have been in on
the gag all along and be willing to sacrifice herself to keep the big boy
operating. This whole thing could have been just a setup, Cigara. She
but maybe, yeah, doing a lot of Maybe in Lieutenant, just don't
forget the biggest maybe of all, what is done? If he did it
before, maybe he's done it again. Dangerous Assignment, starring Brian Don leave
A Steve Mitchell, is written by Bob Bryth and Adrian Jan Doe, with
music by Robert arm Brewster, and is produced and directed by Bill Karne.
Be with us again next week at this time when Brian Don LaVey, starring
in the role of Steve Mitchell, will embark on another dangerous assignment. Jeous
Assignment came to you from Hollywood. Judy Holiday returns tomorrow on The Big Show
Now a Man called X on NBC. Welcome back a strangely open ended ending
to this week's Dangerous Assignment where we're not really sure what happened. They left
it open ended so that we could get more dangerous assignment hunting for Hitler stories
if they decided to do so. I did wonder at the start of the
episode about being out searching for that guy frequently, So now we're being vagabout
Hitler. Had Steve been on a hunt for Hitler or two since the last
episode was heard. I don't know, because it really didn't seem to be
a recurring theme in the sixty two episodes we played prior to this. Of
course, this also speaks to the collective whore Hitler inflicted on the human race
and the feeling that that whore could come back. Of course it did in
various forms, just not in the same person. I did like the twist
of Lisa not being with the Neo Nazis but having her own agenda and reasons
for lying. Also, if you want to imagine dangerous assignment and the man
called X in the same continuity, you can imagine that this was all is
set up by Hitler to hide his real base in that other unnamed South American
country, where the man called X at last put an end to him.
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another episode of Dangerous Assignment. But join us back here tomorrow for mister Chameleon.
Where business a magnificent party? Did you ever see such costumes? John
Alden Oliver always gives superb parties, has flair for them. Isn't that girl
beautiful? The one rest is madame to Betty? Oh? I think that's
Betty Trenton. I can tell from her gorgeous hair. You know she's married
to Arthur Trenton. And there's mister Chameleon. No, the famous detective.
Why yes, that attractive man with Betty Trenton. Of course that's mister Chamillion,
the detective. Where where do you see mister Chamillion? Why? Right
over there? Yeah? That Tim all right? Excuse me? Well really
the way people push you aside? He's one of the waiters too. I'd
like to get a closer look at mister chameleon. Isn't it strange you didn't
come and costume here? What was that? Just? What's a chameleon?
Something's happened? I saw him full mister chameleon stabs Oh good heaven, someone
stabbed mister Chamillion in the back. What's the matter? What's going on here?
It's mister Chamelion, this Rolliver. He's been stabbed. What do you
mean, mister Chamillion is dead. No, mister Oliver, mister Chameleon is.
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