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Attack Actives dot net. This is our second listener appreciation special and it's an
episode of The Jack Carsons Show that features Sam Spade and I think this is
the last of the Sam Spade comedy episodes, particularly those starring mister Duff.
And it's an episode of the Jack Carson Show. Now Carson is not particularly
well remembered today, but the Jack Carson Show was on radio for four years,
often setting ratings records. This episode is from nineteen forty seven, and
the Jack Corson Show would leave the air after that season, and then Carson
would go on to star in the Seal Test Village Store before really just becoming
a character actor for most of the remainder of his career, But this episode
does have some interesting talent we'll talk about after the program. The original air
date on this is March the fifth, nineteen forty seven, and the toddle
is Sam spide Good. That's what campbell soups are good from Hollywood the Cammebel
Soup shows starring Jack Carson. Yes, listen to Jack Carson, Eddy Martin
and the Orchestra. Aren't the Trea Church, Jack Snaphew Tugwells, pay by
Dave Willock, the nine year old Norma Jee Nelson, Irene Ryan, and
yours Julie del Charlotte. Sit down to a steaming hot bowl of Campbell's Chicken
Noodle Soup some meal time soon teach that first spoonful good, hearty rich chicken
broth simmered slowly from fine, plump chickens, lots of homey, old fashioned
egg noodles deeped in chicken goodness, and plenty of pieces of chicken so tender
they almost melt in your mouth. Well, if you go for an old
fashioned chicken noodle soup, Campbell's is just what you're looking for. Why not
planning to serve it tomorrow for lunch or supper, you'll find Campbell's chicken noodle
soup a real eating pleasure. Well, as you know, someone called the
Mad One sends Jack a telegram every day, and each one states that his
time is diminished by another twenty four hours. Jack is now so worried he
has hired the femous detective Sam's feed and let's hope he can shed some light
on the mysteries around named Jack Carson. Hey, what's that you're reading,
Uncle Jack? Another one of those telegrams from the Mad One? Yeah,
and this one says, I've only got seven days left. I'm sure glad
I hired Sam's Spade to investigate this whole thing. Well, gee, I
don't know if it was so wise to hire a detective, Uncle Jack.
Why not? Well, supposing while he's investigating he finds out something about you,
Well, my life is an open book. Everybody knows me. I'm
Warner Brothers leading star. That's that's the whole story. Uh huh. Supposing
he finds out that back in Milwaukee, you used to work in a pickle
factory. All right, all right, So I used to work in a
pickle factory. But remember I had one of the most important jobs there.
I was the head coordinator, sort of a troubleshooter on the production line.
I'm troubleshooter. You stuffed the pickles in the bottle. I did not.
The other people did that when they came to a big pickle that wouldn't go
in the bottle. Then I'd come along and grease the wartz. And when
Sam Spade gets here, don't be bringing up trivial things like that. Oh,
preacher did rules? Yes? What what time is Sam Spade is supposed
to be here? Oh? When I phoned his secretary turned he had left
already. A should be here any moment. Good, go ahead, it's
the corson. Is this mister Spade really is such a capable detective? Oh
yes, yes, Trichy, he's the very best. Once he gets on
this case, he'll locate this killer who calls himself the mad One in no
time. How well, it's very simple. All he has to do is
well, all he has to do is locate the people who hate me and
then just eliminate them one by one my words. So that'll keep him busy
for four days in Glendale alone. Is that? So? There may be
a few people in Glendale who don't care for me. But I'll discuss that
another time. Are you paying this detective much, sir? Well, we
haven't really discussed money so far, but it doesn't matter. I want this
mystery unravel and I don't care what he charges, even if it's as much
as three dollars a day. Do you think he works for that? So?
I'm sure maybe even less than that, And all the stories about Sam
Spade, he says he doesn't care about the money. It's the thrill,
the spines ngling thrill of the chase. Go to the door, treacher,
I'm sure that's Spade now, Will so Well, a real detective? Yeah,
I hope I can give him some clothes, but but don't get in
the way. This is mister Sam Spade. WO. Come in, missus
Spade. I can't tell you how glad I am that you're here, because
I'll take over from here. You called me in on this case as your
private investigator, right right, I'm handling this. You gotta put your complete
trust in me, right right. I just want a complete rundown on this
caper. I want nothing but facts and the stamp facts. Who's this gunsl
here? Gunzl that's a that's treacher, my ballot. I'm a gunsl Yeah.
Who's the other guy? That's my guy, my nephew tag. Well,
okay, who are you? Who am I? Hi? Well,
I'm Jack Carson. Surely you've seen me in picture as well. I'm probably
the biggest star out of Warner Brothers studio. What Carson, We're not gonna
get any place that we start off land and we check. Well, I
only about to try the way I understand it. You've been receiving some friends
against your life, right yeah? Right? You want me to find out
who's sending these messages? Right right? Yes, well you see, mister
Spade, I'm before I go any further, let's settle the subject or my
professional fee fee? Well, you mean money? Yeah, cabbage scratch mullah.
I'm funny that way. I like to get paid when I work.
Yeah, well, mister Spade, you see I Well, it says in
your books that money doesn't matter to you because you love the spine tingling thrill
of the chase. Oh yeah, my fee is fifty bucks a day.
Fifty bucks a day? Yeah, what's that funny look on your face?
Well, if you put up your shirt there you'll see some real spine tingling,
mister Spade. I only thought that fifty dollars a day is well,
it's it's quite a bit of money. And although I've already hired you,
scuse me. I got only got the window. Let's remember that on the
way over here. So I'm gone up a shadowing me, gone it shadowing
you? Yeah, hey, you they're up in that curtain. Yeah,
there he is, skulking behind that voice. Stand back, everybody under the
line of fire. I'll get him there. That'll fix him and through at
least three slugs right through his shoulder. Gee. And the same, the
same thing will happen to anybody who tries to cross Sam Spade about that fifty
bucks a day, Carson. We aren't gonna have any trouble on that,
right, all right, right, right, right, right right when when
you come to think of it, fifty dollars a day is quite reasonable and
expensive, all right, right right. Of course, expenses that includes any
little thing that may come up. And of course, when I take an
assignment, I always drink vocados. What I was saying, Volcados. It's
a beverage imported from France. Courset fourteen dollars a bottle fourteen dollars a bote.
Well, you know it's a funny thing. Usually we have gallons of
that around the house, but today we haven't got one little speck. That's
okay. I brought some with me in my sancheline. They go open a
bottle and take a slug. Now, that's great. Stuff really curls your
toes. What do you drink, Carson? Me? Yeah, what's your
poison? Wisconsin soda, bourbon, gin a straight run. Well in the
evening, he has a cup of hot hemo. I've never heard of that
stuff. Does it curl your toes? Well? No, but some lean
over and kiss each other good night. Hey, English, I'm putting you
in shares of these bottles. Whenever I want another slug of avocados, I'll
tell you what was your name? Again? It's the gunstile to you about
about how many drinks are then one of those bottles, mister Spain, I
usually get about seven fourteen dollars a bottle. That's costing me two dollars a
drink. Look, Carson, your life's in danger, right right, all
right now? Want a man's life is in danger. Money is no object,
right right? And I can see that. You're the kind of a
guy that money doesn't mean anything too anyway, Right, No, but stick
around and try for the jackpot. I go, I'll have another slug of
avocados. That stuff's as delicate as a butterfly walking on a lily pad.
Hey, there comes normal gene up the front walk, Uncle Jack. Oh
damn in the case, Oh no, this is just a little damn that
I mean a little girl that lives like star. Well, in this case,
everybody's a suspect. Lots of times gamesters use a little kid as a
go between. Now you two get out of the room, and Carson,
you stand behind that screen so that you can't see it behind the screen.
Well, I don't know, as I tell you. Hello everybody, Oh,
I was looking for mister Carson. Who are you? My name is
Spade, I'm well, I'm a detective. Oh haven't he paid that doe
at to make company? Yet? Kid's got a memory like an elephant.
Look, kidd, mister Carson's in a little trouble. But maybe if you
can answer a couple of questions you can help him out. Oh I do
anything for mister Carson. Okay, I'll tell me you haven't seen any suspicious
looking characters hanging around here? Know any strange women? Well, my mothersh
is all the women. He gets a strange who for instance, Well there
is Gloria. Gloria, Yes, Gloria hawkinschlog. Mister Carson told everybody she
was a hostess, but she wasn't. No what did she do? She
filled up ketchup bottles in a cheeseburger joint. I gotta tell us, kid
about Nora Apprentice. Well, is there any girly knows who might be classed
as well mysterious? Well, there's that new foreign girly just met foreign girl.
Yes, her name is Tanya. I think she's got him hypnotized since
he met her. He doesn't seem to know what he's doing. You mean,
he's sort of out of his mind. He must be. He took
her to the drug store one night, and he insisted on paying for both
coachs. That wasn't the way it was at all the way tossed for it
and I lost. Oh, thanks, kid, you're a big help.
You can going on all right till mister Carson I was over here. Goodbye,
Okay, everybody, you can come back in mom. I could have
told her that you were wasting your time with Norma Jeane. Right, I
do things thoroughly, and that reminds me a trait. Here another shot a
vocados? Yeah, delicate is a butterfly walking on a lily pad avalocados.
He has to drink a two bucks a shot. Why couldn't it be crazy
about draino that only cost sixty cents a court. Let's see, Carson,
maybe I'm going on the wrong angle. I think I better get a general
picture of you're a background and proceed from there. Well, I'll be glad
to tell you anything about. Oh there's a door. Look out the window.
See who it is, treachery. It's miss Ronson. It's Ryan.
Oh she Oh, she's just a woman, has a little store down the
street. You don't have to question her why she wouldn't harm a fly?
Okay, if you say so, let her in. Hello everybody, Hello,
mister Carson, Hello miss Ryan. This is mister Spade. He's doing
a little investigating for me. It was just about to ask me some questions.
Oh, go right ahead. I wouldn't bother you for the world.
If there's anything I hate, it's about in sky. Woman who doesn't know
enough to keep her nose out of other people's business. Yes, yes,
all right, Corson, we mustn't pass up the possibility of poison. Poison.
Yeah, I've been feeling lately. Oh, yes, I'm about as
well as could be expected, miss Ryan. He was asking me, Oh,
excuse me, but I have noticed a peculiar your ache recently. What
kind of ache? You should never have asked her that this ache is kind
of hard to describe. Well, never mind, Now I'm trying to get
some dope on Carson here. Why did you first meet him? Well,
now, let me see. In nineteen forty four I had those terrible headaches.
In nineteen forty five I had a pain in my shoulder, and the
nineteen forty six I got that awful pain in my neck. I can't remember
now which came first, the pain in my neck or mister Carson. They
usually run neck and neck that sometimes capers like this or inside jobs, Carson.
I remember once I had all my pains are inside John. This guy
was like you, Carson. He got involved in the shooting. Say it
was you know a lot of my pains are shooting pain. Well, they
ambos this guy one night when he was coming home from work. I don't
mind the shooting pain so much. Only some of them got fires. Ryan,
Please, I took some four way cold tablets and that really confused them.
Now they fire in all directions. That's Ryan, I really haven't got
time to hear about your pains. Now. I'm paying this man fifty dollars
a day. My goodness, why didn't you say so? You must be
in terrible paying yourself. Oh. I don't want to be one of those
women who just keeps talking and bothers everybody, So I'll just run along good
behind her. How long was Ryan? There any other dolls in this caper?
Well, there's a Viennese girl named Tanny that I met about a month
ago, and i'd like to talk to her. She sounds very suspicious.
Oh no, no, no, you've got her all wrong. Tanny as
a gorgeous girl, and I'm I'm pretty sure that she's crazy about me.
Yeah, that's what makes her so suspicious. Look, Tanny is coming over
about eight o'clock and you can talk to yours and mister Carson, mister Sharp,
but it is out in the kitchen. I tooted not to come in.
Oh yeah, this guy will want to question him, and the fifty
dollars a day is already wasted. Enough of my time, Spain. I
went on the kitchen to get a glass of water. I'll be right back.
Hello, Jack, you'll stop, I can't talk. You know,
I'm in a hurry. You see, I've got somebody I just thought about
to tell you that the folks down like I'm in a hurry. I've got
Sam Spade in the other room, and I'm paying Jack. I think you'd
like to know that folks seem to enjoy that Al Jolson commercial you did a
few weeks ago so much. Now I'm gonna hurt folks, Dame. Absolutely
lots of people thought and you impersonated Al Jolson even better than Larry Parks,
and they'd like to hear it again. All but then you're in a hurry.
And who who was in a hurry? Give me you mean when I
sang low April Shawns may come you away. I bring the tiny little flowers
not of room, and I'm man, that's the idea. Now, don't
interrupt me. I like that part in there. I was tiny little flowers,
tiny little flowers. Here, Jack, here say I've got a medley
of Al Jolson's songs right here. Now you can start right from the top.
Okay, of course I hate the Shoulerry Parks uff like this, Mymi,
mymy, the sunshines east, the sunshines west. When I like camels,
checken noodle best harm Wait wait a minute, tell how did chicken noodle
get in there? Well? I changed the words likely. Oh how could
you do this to me? I was singing my heart out. I was
even down on one knee. Yeah, but this is for the camel soup
people. Maybe I better get down on both knees. Shakeodle made the camels
all time away, a fine, fine plump chickens, and I caught all
the fashion noodles sham my Dallas sleeves. I can't go through it. Somehow
I don't feel it right now, I'm worried. Well, all right,
Jack, if you don't want to operate, I can always get Larry Parks
to do it. Larry Parks, yes, and who knows Campbell people might
like him better than they do you. Well, well, what do you
say? No April showers? Oh shiny little flower? Okay, Jack,
Now here's the big finale. California California. Here I come, Okay,
hit it check here I come till that broch had to save me. Some
were loodles. I'm noodles, the old fashioned kind and plenty. I'm chicken
is delicious served and dishes on your lipshoe will be looking all. I've those
noodles. Love not checkond love those tiny little black You don't have to overdo
it, but I'm doing this for my mammy down, my good old mammy
camel shops. You can beat my walking line as that's chicken noodler in my
plane. And that's why I can't hardly wait. Chicken noodle. Here I
come, and I'm in camel chicken noodle. Here I I imagine music of
Freddie Martin presenting Glenn Hughes and the Martin Man. I got a girl I
love in North and South dakol to blue to blood to blue about the gown.
I loved them north and South, gloding, rude to lu to loud.
Ain't no difference in my love, not one owl. I guess the
two gals for me, one of love, the dooth still. I got
a gal in northern South Dakota who wishing to wish out my true love is
true. I got the gown I loved in north and South of Dagoda.
Rude, Lulu, there ain't no difference in my love. Love one houlder
just waiting to lay here Boden the gall Innnnesota. It's a situation, Partner
that xaid, Guess I'll go back to the gal I love in Texas.
TASiS, guess I'll go back to the gal I love in Tessai. She
said that shit meet you and my good gooding. Rude to Lulu, I
should have kept my love sin North then South, da Gooden, Caller,
I guess I've even lost the gall in Thennnesota. It's a situation, Parder,
that vexais. If I hadn't like good go back from now, Richard,
what time is the quarter to its? Tany ought to be here pretty
soon. I told her I'd take her to the Black Cat Cafe. And
our reservation is for a thirty by the way where Spade he's out in the
kitchens, are working on the caper. Let's peak in the door and see
how he's doing. He's doing all right, that's the fourth bottle. Hey,
Carson's that dame here yet? I wish you wouldn't report to Tanya by
that term. She's really a very lovely girl. Listen Carson, Dames's Dames.
Wherever there's trouble, you find a dame. I can't stand. Though,
when you see Tanya, you'll think differently. I've made parlor charms.
Won't do a thing to me. They don't call me spade the stone wall
for nothing. I'm going to the library and on which he comes out.
Question, Sa, he's so handsome dashing that he might be some competition with
miss Ted. What do you mean said? Under the circumstances, you're lucky
he is a stone wall with women. Oh poor, I'm not afraid of
competition. I'll get it. That's probably Tannia now a Hello Jack, Hello
Sannia. Okay, and I'm off like glad to see you. Look Jack.
Since we were going to the Black Cat, I wore an evening gown.
Yeah, it really looks nice too. I'm afraid I was in such
a hurry that I just threw the dress down as quickly as I could.
You shouldn't have been in such a hurry. Almost left at home. I
do I do like the dress, Tanny. It's so snug. How did
you get to fet so snugly. It is unccounted that wonderful invention the zipper,
as you say in America. I just put it on and zipped it
up one side and zipped it down the other. Yeah. But a lot
of doodag going on too. I'm glad to see I've got a table for
two at the Black Cat. Oh good, I have my heart set on
going there tonight. Twice, Sign Carston, maybe you might have Oh who's
this? Hello, Spade? Excuse me? I want to tell Tanya something.
Tanya, this is a friend of mine. I don't want you to
be offended. You see, he's peculiar here. He hates women. Oh,
Tanny, I'd like to have you meet mister sam Stonewall Spade, Sam
Spade, the Detective. I'm so glad to know you like here, young
lady. I have some questions to ask you. I want some direct answers.
You understand this guy's as hard as a grant. Of course, of
course, mister Spade, you'll you'll forgive me for staring at you. You're
so good looking you almost take my breath away. Listen all I want to
know? Oh you think I'm handsome? Yes, I do. Oh you
do anybody want to buy an old stonewall? Oh, mister Spade, I
have not met any continental men like you. Who's a tie vigor? Oh,
Mademoiselle Mavie movie was a full girl, Mademoiselle fit. I wish I
was back in the peckle five crate, you see tiny mister Spade came over
here to help me out of a little difficulty that I was. You know
constantly, I have no idea. This case has so many interesting angles,
but a detective he doesn't occur from an angle. Mister Spade. I have
read so much about you. You are intriguing. I'm fascinated by men who
live dangerously Tanny. You may not know this, but I live dangerously too.
Oh. Yes, indeed, just yesterday he crossed Sunset Boulevard without waiting
for a boy scout to lead him to Nobody, asked you, frecher,
Oh Jack Jack, we really should go if we don't want to be laid
for our table at the Black Cat. Yes, but mister Spade wanted to
ask you some questions. I'm all right, and I can ask him at
the Black Cat. Will be more cozy down there, anyway. Well,
i'd love to have you come along, Spade, but it's a table for
two, and it was the last one, and the table for two is
plenty cars and you won't be there, okay, hip it, I won't.
No. I was hired to protect you and you're in danger, so
I forbid you to leave this house tonight. Wait a minute, Spade,
Jack, Jack, what is this you're in danger? Yes, yes,
I've received some threats against my life exactly. That's why you can't leave a
house. But I'll take extra good care Atonia. But Jack, I will
worry about you. What do you think I'll be doing about you, Jack,
don't concern yourself about my safety. I'll be with mister Spade, and
I know he always carries a gun. Yeah, but this is the first
time he ever had my girl for a target. Let's get going paid.
Good night, Jack. I'll listen to me, Spade. I don't mind
telling you I'm plenty burned up. First you charge me fifty dollars a day,
then you drink thirty six dollars worth of valcados. It all comes under
expensive. Yeah, yeah, I know. And now you're going over to
the Black Cat Cafe and run up a big bill. I don't know.
It's expenses. And while you're going on with her, you'll probably make violent
love to my girl. I suppose that comes on our expenses too. No,
I do that for nothing. He no long pal, that doesn't.
That doesn't Rachel a shot of vocados please you? You never had a drink
before in your whole life. Well, I'm gonna have one now. That's
spade is it's so tough. Anytime he thinks he's as tough as I am,
he's got another thing coming. I'll have another shot. Oh please,
please, don't drink so much? So why this stuff is as smooth as
a butterfly falling fight on his face in a lil a pad. As I
said before, anytime he thinks he's as tough as I am, he's got
another thing coming. Oh dear, so it's affecting you already. I don't
feel a thing, I repeat anything it's coming that he's got to. I
mean any guy who, whatever I said before, I thinks he's as tough
as he thinks, he's as tough as he It's well, whatever it is,
that's what I am. And I'm just the guy that can do it
too, say uncle Jack. I eased leave the room mouthter Tuck. Well,
I'm afraid Joe uncle isn't toxic, and I'm sorry I had to see
me in this condition, But I blankled the whole bottle of avalocados. But
that bottle right there, that's very sam. Well, well, gee,
I empty that bottle out and put some mouths in it didn't Yeah, what
you've been drinking is seven up long ago, and you're sure to be called
the open handed generosity of those bountable days. Well, back in colonial times
they use lots of chicken make their chicken noodle soup. They put in lots
of homemade egg noodles and plenty of pieces of chicken too. No wonder their
soup was so delicious. And you know nowadays Campbells take their cue from those
good colonial cooks. Campbell's chicken noodle soup is made the same old fashioned wave.
Plenty of fine, plump chickens slowly simmered to a hearty, rich broth,
homestyle egg noodles, and plenty of pieces of chicken too good. So
right now today you can have the same kind of chicken noodle soup that came
hot and hearty from an old fashioned soup kettle. What do you do?
Why you just ask for a Campbell's Chicken noodle soup. Next time you're marketing
good That's what camel soups are good. I want to thank Howard Duff or
a Sam's fade for dropping in with a snider can soon be seen, and
Mark Allen just picks your brute force. I hope you'll all be with us
next Wednesday at the same time they'll end good luck and good night. Rank
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Wednesday is the Jack Carson Joe and stay tuned to Doctor Christian would follow the
immediately. This is CBS the Columbia Broadcasting Cristen. While an interesting program and
a pretty fun time had by all, idea like the ending part where Jack
thought he was getting drunk, and it turned out he was drinking seven eye.
Also, Carson's Jolson imitation was very good, very spot on, and
this was during an era where Joelson, who was in his sixties, was
having a resurgence in his career after a fictionalized biopic The Jolson Story was released,
which, as the episode reference, had Larry Parks playing the young Al
Jolson. So it was a great time if you were a singer to dust
off your Jolson impersonation. Now. There were some notable members of the cast,
among them Irene Ryan, who played Miss Ryan on this program. However,
fans of classic television will remember her for her role as Granny on The
Beverly Hillbillies. Of course, it asked to be said that Sam didn't do
a whole lot here other than charge his client for a day's work, drink
a bunch of lequer, and steal his client's date for the evening. But
I guess that's why Sam Spaide goes on the comedy shows. Editor. Right
now, it's time to thank our Patreon supporter of the day, and I
want to go ahead and thank Jacqueline. Jacqueline has been one of our Patreon
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We'll be back next Sunday with one more listener appreciation special, but listen
up tomorrow for Sam Spade where Sam has to get back to work. Where
oh, no, no, no, don't have me again. You're gonna
have the jewels? Oh? Sam? You put on her? What does
it tastes? Afful water? Sam? Where'd they go? Well? They
chaste each other down the hall. I thought you were going out. I
did, what does she head? She took a sap out of her purse
and left fly before I could prevent it. But you were still on your
feet when you told me to close the door and think, help me up,
Get easy, easy? Oh? When I think, if you're lying
and here unconscious all that time while I went out to lunch, anything can
happened to you, I'd never forgive myself. You call this and I think
your brave boy? Are you just sit down and relaxed. Now the ambulance
would be here any minute. Ambulance. I show all these things cause money,
What do I sam? I lost my head when I saw you lying.
They're all over heave. What's that gadget? They're on the floor.
Oh old lipsticks. It dropped out of her purse when she opened up for
the sap huh, apple of ease. It's a ghost color samp alavi any
garage. Harry is speaking. This is dream of love. Keep your distance.
Look, you'll have your lipstick, but don't buy her to come after
it. I'll mail it to you. What kind is apple aviv? Sorry,
I've never used it. Good then, I won't give you another thought.
But you got to She's dead, Eve Adams. Yeah, jumped into
a taxi in front of your building. I went straight after, but I
got caught in traffic with her turning up Market Street. I could be anywhere
between the Empagadero and Twin Peaks by an alibi. What comes next? Well,
I have at her apartment now and she's dead. Hold on, I
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