Welcome to our Sunday Encore from Boise, Idaho. This is your host Adam
Graham. Today we were playing the only circulating episode of a neural Wolf series
called The Amazing neural Wolf starring Francis X. Bushman. Fans of the Sydney
Green Street series need not fear. We will play an episode of that one
next week. I don't want to let you know. If you want to
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currently. But let's go ahead and get you back to season two and the
Amazing Neurowolf. Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise,
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Entertainment Book in your area. Well, this is actually one of my favorite
pairings for Neurowolf, and we only have one episode of this mutual series,
The Amazing neuro Wolf, but this is what I would really like there to
be more of. Pairing is great because you have two great actors in the
role of neuro Wolf. You have Francis X. Bushman, who before the
age of Clark Gable was known as King of the Movies, great silent film
star with a long career in filman radio, and he does a great job
as Wolf, even though he's probably one of the Finnished actors to take on
the role. Elliott Lewis, on the other hand, it was a young
and up and young up and coming actor. A year after he finished this
series, or two years, i should say, he did Voyage of the
Star Scarlet Queen, an absolutely classic show, and then he kind of liked
Jack Webb proceeded to work behind the mic. He worked on shows like Suspense
and Broadway Is My Beat, and actually didn't get too much into television,
did a few different television series, but when there were radio revival shows in
the nineteen seventies, he came back with shows like The Zero Hour with Rod
Serling and The Sears and Mutual Radio Theater. And he's got a great voice,
somewhat reminiscent of Howard Duff, and he and Duff are actually good friends.
So uh, this is actually a very spirited performance. So let's go
ahead and we'll take a listen to the amazing Nero Wolf and the case the
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of Jurgons Lotion for Soft Smooth Romantic Hands, presents The Amazing neuro Wolf starring
Francis X. Bushman is Nerowolf, the celebrated criminologist, and Elliott Lewis is
Archie. If you've ever been spattered by an enthusiastic puppy who's been out in
the rain, then you can sympathize with Neurowolf's feelings about his secretary Archie Goodwin.
No umbrella is wide enough, no raincoat large enough to protect the corpulent
detective against Archie's enthusiastic splashing in the field of crime. Perhaps it's poetic justice,
then that Archie should also be victimized in his turn by a blundering Saint
Bernard in the person of one Minus, so called because he's minus one brain.
Hi Achim, oh Minus, Hello, I was kind of waiting for
you. Oh, I don't think I'm not plad at Minus. But doesn't
anybody else ride in that chair of yours. We're gonna want to walk home,
mister Wolf. Don't like you to do that, Ashi, I'm overwhelmed
by his solicitude. Yeah, huh, don't skip it. But Minus,
would it be all right with you if I breathed a little fresh air?
Oh? That's all right with me. Like I heard a guy say live
and leave live. Eh, well, then let's leave live by all means?
Okay, I'm highness horse. Huh white horse? No, never mind
drive? Oh yeah, you was visiting the Danes visiting m Yeah a dame?
Well, ah yeah. Is it true what they say about dats Definitely?
I mean, what do they think about him? Well, it's sometime
I say, well the dames? Well today is the moicenary type? Is
that a fact? Frankly? Minus, I wouldn't know. No, dame
has been morcenary with me since the seventh grade and PS one ninety eighth.
That was the year when I cornered the Miggy's market. You know, Oh
how you make out? Well, I had to take up checkers after she
got throve with me. Hey, watch the red light? Minus, how
can I watch the light to see where I'm driving at the same time?
But you got two eyes, haven't you? Yeah, but they both see
the same thing. Ain't that surprising? Almost as amazing as the ears business.
No, that ain't so archy. Oh look, don't tell me you
hear different things with each ear. No, only my left here, don't
hear nothing? The the drum has been punctuating Pun't you pardon me while I
go into a comma? Heyashi, you know I got a lot of commas.
Will you say that again? Minus? Slowly unloaded with commas? And
you know how come I just bought a book for a quarter? You bought
a book? Minus? Can you read? No? Not good? But
heck got you? I didn't buy the book for reading? Oh silly of
me, of course, not nobody buys a book for reading? What did
you buy it for sitting? You? See, Chies ain't a new cat.
Oh it isn't na. And the driver's seat has been stagging. See
did the springs? Didn't it give up? Archie and the springs we both
give up? Well, I gotta have springs on account. And I was
beginning to sit so low I could only see the sky when I was driving.
You know, Acchie, the sky is a beautiful thing. Them colors,
oh them sunset? Oh, Minus, you have poetry in your soul.
Yeah, but I didn't have no springs in me seat. So when
I see in this big bet book for only a quarter, I bought it.
Now now I sit on the book and no more sunset? U would
it be indelicate to inquire what book you're sitting on. I mean the title,
oh, big Wood, something about the improvement of the end of Standing.
Minus, you couldn't have bought a better book for the purpose. Now
that the Improvement of the Undersitting is out of print, of course, I
feel Yeah, no, pay, hey, hotch, get out of the
car. Nearly sock twelve socket back? Never mind, just let it get
past us. Yeah, but I don't want it. See it's hit it
right at us again. We'll pull a head fast. Maybe you can get
out of its way. Wherever it's driving, it must be nuts and we're
I gunning get out of the way. Thet Hey no, not a guy
shoot at us? What all they be thinking of next? About improving their
aim? I guess the cause behind us. I can't see who's at the
wheel, but whoever it is, I don't like them. Minus, Can
you steet up a little? But I'll try, but just can't. Ain't
got but one. See I was close pulling up on it. Minus,
See that LUN's wagging up ahead, drive right up the front step. Yeah
but you ain't. Who would I tell you? It's our only chance we
got to attract attention and companionship are you only at the amazing narrow Wolf brought
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minus you are right? He sure? Heyachi, but I got sitting in
me laugh, irradiated a hot number. How drop it? Okay? How
I get easy? Hey, Minus, you better climb out of it.
Hey, wait a minute, Wait a minute, achie, Well, I
must I cut my jewbler vein. I'm bleeding the dead. Tell let me
a mortuary. Hu Hachi, I'm leaving you to cab Minus. That is
a blood taste. It taste okay? Ketchup good? Huh pistol packing monster
must have scrammed. Come on, we gotta get home. Hey, what
do you mean to driving into my weekend like these? Oh? We thought
it was a drive in you know who? I have like a run of
buns. I already got the ketchup Minus, Look, minister, was an
accident. Here's a couple of bucks. We'll send the towing car to get
the cab out of get joint. But we're in a hurry, as I'm
all at Minus. Yeah, we got that sitting book and let's go.
We want the book first, you want them to read, not exactly,
but I could use something to improve my understanding. So you see, mister
Wolf, how narrowly we escape the fate worse than death? Alight? Gee,
no history on the ex please? Oh now your conclusion? Oh the
book nobody loves me well enough to kill me. Minus hadn't been bothered before
he bought that book. Therefore, Minus, huh, I was just looking
into the sea of volume. Hey, listen to what this guy says is
a double hauntsy in the likeness of an old fat man. Fatn of man
is thy companion? Yachi? Was he writing about mister Wolf? Found you?
Minus? He says peace? She fat guts fly down? And the
other guy says, have you any levers to lift me up? Again?
Being down? Heyachi, the guy who wrote that must have been acquainted with
you. Boort last you. He's been dead for three hundred years. That
was from Henry the fourth part one at two seems two and four by one
William Shakespeare. I never heard him. Well, he's a fairly well known
type English playwright. Minus, But then who was he writing about? Somebody
called Falstaff? I think fal Falstaff or you mean that Pullton on the radio
with Fredan for the time being, Minus, we will accept that definition.
Now let me see that book here, you're mister Wolf found it. Yes,
we'll just cover and underneath, good heavens the first folio Shakespeare? Is
that bad for you? Sure? Boss? Right? Sure? Well then
no wonder minus than I were target for the night? Boss. How much
does that thing worth? Thousands? Archie? Heaven alone knows how many?
Holy gee, Yachi, I got a bargain. You're likely to get a
few bullets for the same price too. I hope I'm not a good prophet.
Shall I scream for help? Boss? Or open the door? Open
the door. I'm curious to see who it is? Okay? And if
I die, I will have died for literature. Hello, I'd rather live.
Hello. May I in you better? If my eyes pop any further,
they'll fall out of my face, saying Yiachie, will you shut that
dots to door? That's getting restless this white play. By the way,
my name is Archie. I'm Susan. It was a beautiful name. Oh
uh, mister Wolf, Miss Lee Achie, Oh yes, Minus, miss
Lee, we have met me before. Oh yes, you're the gentleman I
sold the wrong book to Sure, she's the name of Crown Bookstore. Oh
this book, miss Lee? Yes, yes, that's the one, mister
Wolfe. Oh, I'm terribly sorry, but I really shouldn't have told that
book. Why not? Well, I'm very attached to it. Oh indeed,
yes, you see I I went to school with it. The author.
Oh you carry her three hundred years very well, Susan. Oh,
oh, well what she means? Of course that Spinoza who wrote the improvement
that the understanding lived three hundred years ago. Why, yes, of course
he did. What I meant was that I studied the book in high school.
Spinosa in high school, Well, it was a a very progressive school.
Yes, it's no doubt. And you're the a bad liar. How
dare you say a thing like that? I'm just trying to Oh I am
a bad liar, aren't I among the poorest in my long experience of liars?
Why do you want the bookless Lee? Because I'll lose my job if
I don't get it back. Mister Garvey was furious. He's my boss.
He owns the Crown Bookstore. I see, tell me, miss Lee?
Did minus leave his name, address and probable whereabout, sir, when he
bought the book? No, of course not. But you see, he
is buying a book on philosophy, seems so odd. Yes, well i'll
have you, no, young lady, and I'm a student of what you
said. Yes, so I noticed his license number. And then when mister
Garvey returned and made such a fuss about the book, I called the police
and they told me that that cab had just entered a lunch wagon. I
went to the lunch wagon and well, here, I am sure you are.
However, I'm afraid Minus has grown attached to the book. As he
says, he's a student of philosophy. Therefore, I'm afraid he's quite determined
to let the purchase stand. No, but he can't. I'll lose my
job. Perhaps he'll love you find another word, But that's unfair. The
book only cost a quarter, and I'm willing to pay him for his lost
time. When you assess the risk of death, miss Lee, but Minus
was almost killed as a result of his interest and desire her the higher thoughts,
Yes me too, he is still largie. You never had a higher
thought in your life. Okay, you take the higher thoughts and I'll take
the lower thoughts. But I have a lot more fun than you. How
can you joke about something that's so serious to me? Archie, take this
Lee back to her bookstore. You will explain to mister Garvey that the purchaser
of the book is an opinion, and he did the stubborn character who refused
to retire it. Holy, let me help absolved miss Leave of the responsibility.
Now, good night. Let's worry, Susan. He's got his eyes
closed. And when he does that at the lost cause. Come on,
I'm gonna go see mister Garvey. If necessarily, I'll knock him down for
you. All right, It is sweet of you. Oh I think nothing
of it. Uh, Susan, May I call you Miss Lee? You
know, Susan, I should have bought more books in the past. Why
I should? Then I might have met you sooner and my life might have
been a far, far better one than it is now. Oh, with
anything seriously wrong or come, nothing but a good woman could be cure.
I mean, there's a chrome bookstore this your little corner of learning. Yes,
when I think of what mister Garvey will say, Oh well, let's
go in a alrighty books, lots of them then why has Garvey so upset
about the one you sold? I don't know. Uh, but hey,
that's funny. What is mister Garvey? He should be here? Maybe he
shot Lucky? Yeah I heard that. See you come from the back.
I think we better take stock. Then you stay out here. Let's suspend
intellectual operations for a minute. Huh this is the door? Yeah, uh
huh, I'll see what ah, Susan, Yeah, this Garvey has anything
happened to win? Oh? Yeah, got that to Garvey letter start looking
for another job, Susan, Yes, he's dead. Ain't got that phone?
No, let me must be wolfed. This is no time for the
kind of phone conversations he likes. Yeah, uh huh, very bullets.
That's now instruct them to compare the bullets was shot with those embedded in minus
cap and compose? Right? Hey, wait a minute, who do you
think is dead? Govey? What's natural about Shakespeare? Henry the fo Part
one? Your god aded? And that mister wolf is the story of my
adventures among the books in Miss Lee very nice? I mean she was upset.
Police upset too, but not night. I see no rest is yet.
No, they've got a couple of guys in mind on what evident?
Been reading a book? O Gie, you dismay, No, that's not
what I do to miss Lee. I think I'll go to sleep and dream
about Miss Lee. Sittle sticks. You have work to do at this hour,
at this hour, take this fee. What is a list of first
folios in New York? The names of their owners and their telephone numbers were
not a damon the lot. Nevertheless, I want you to phone each and
everyone, but poss it's one o'clock in the morning. True, but you
see it is possible the one from whom that polio was stolen still hasn't realized
his loss. Once he does, he'll call the police, which will only
lead to confusion, Whereas if we get hold of him tonight, it would
lead to our getting a fee. Why not as an air of sharp practice
with the wolf. Yes, you and Minus must be discuss it sometime in
the meanwhile, Archie the phone. You know, Boss, I thought I
knew everything. One angry man could call another, But these shakespeare collectors,
they know words. I never even heard of the higher education, no doubt.
I wouldn't exactly call it higher you, boss, What does one call
James Blitherow mister blithero Yes, yes, you are the first polio Shakespeare,
do you not, sir? Oh? Will you take a look and see
if your folios were should be Mitch, I'm sticking for Niro Wolf, the
private Detective. I think it might be worth your while to check kept in
the luck and key in the livery of port right, holl he's gonna look
boss if he finds his book in there and starts yelling Shakespeare at me.
Will be all right if I answer him in the choice language of tenth Avenue.
Yes, mister Blitheroe, it's gone Jackpots. Ask him to call in
the morning, mister Blitheroe. If you'll call here in the morning, mister
Wolf will be able to help you. Good night, sir. Mister Wolf
never jokes where large sums of money are concerned. At eleven tomorrow morning,
mister Blitherow, Good night, sir. I think I'll come said this factory
and now to bid Archie in the morning. Promises to be a pleasant and
remunerative one. Uh huh, except for mister Garvey, who won't know that
it's morning. H Rough, Archie, I heard it out there, quickly
a burglar, quickly it is watch out, watch out wherever you are the
office? Who is in contege school? You want to play? You consounds?
Is getting up and walking in the middle of the night. I shall
double my fee on this case, Archie. Oh h my office, Archie,
that young fool has got himself murdered. What'll you do? Wire me?
Bah? Get up? Sure? Hold four down a minute? Will
you? Oo oo? Why will people persist in hitting me on the head?
They want to avoid fighting you? Oh fine, this room is a
chamber. That's a great time to be worrying about the room. Hey,
the birdwary has departed. Where'd you put that folio in my dets desk?
Yes, gors open, mister Wolf, it's my duty, don't formula.
We are no longer the proud possessors of a first folio Shakespeare sittle sticks.
I'll also drop it and old fudge. But that big brown book is gone,
mister Wolf, So it is. But that false cover is no longer
a cover for the folio, Argie. I removed the folio itself from between
the covers and substituted the substituted What your priceless collection of all this? Squires
a good coffee. But I still don't forgive you for practically giving away my
esquires. Boss. You know, thinking back over the events of last night,
I have come to a conclusion is the only one who could have swiped
the folio was Susan in gee sure, Oh, but oh there's only one
difficulty, which is uh or whoever it was that I wrestled with last night,
wasn't Susan h How do you know? Well? Uh? Well,
the subjects a delicate one, but it was not Susan, I see.
And why do you think it could only have been mislead or because she was
the only one who knew we have the stolen folios? The door archie,
Wait a minute, somebody else knew precisely, and I rather think he's facing
our door bell ar Gie Uh huh, I will promptly sock him. Nonsense,
let me do it. I assure you it will hurt him. Moore.
Huh, I guess you're right about Ah, come in, sir,
thank you, mister Wolf, straight ahead, or do you already know your
way in? I made your hah you're mister wolf, he seated. Mister
Blitheroe, your first folio Shakespeare was stolen some time yesterday. You want it
back, of course, ma'am, and can you get it home? My
fee will be one thousand dollars. She will accept your check a thousand dollars.
But what guarantee do I have none? Unless you prefer to have me
remember last night and prosecute you for burglary. And as missus rich to be
still, perhaps you acquired those bruises on your face while shaving. Well,
I admit her, I didn't trust you. I did try to recover my
own property. But well, here's your chick. Thank you, and keep
those esquire in a safe place. You know, now, mister Wolf,
mister Blitho, did you have the folio insurance Italy for one hundred thousand dollars?
H you seem surpassed, but every collected as true? But there's every
collected there upon plot to have his folio stolen so that he can receive his
insurance while retaining ownership of the polio at the same time, For men,
sit down and be quiet. When you burgled this place last night, you
departed hastily with a large brown book on its cover, the title The Improvement
of the Understanding. Now, mister Bliterow, how did you know that the
folio had been bound in a false cover? For one thing, and did
that particular one for another, so sure that you didn't even bother to examine
the inside. Well, because mister Blithero, you had mister Garvey to steal
it from you and keep it until you had collected your insurance. Course,
that means Garvey may have tried to double cross, and so he old Golfindo,
No, I didn't do that. I admit I did plan to defraud
the insurance people, but I didn't commit letter. Then what were you doing
near the bookstore last night? I was just passing by. I thought I
might stop him to speak to Golly, make sure that everything was all right.
Well, I didn't you and the store was dark just a minute.
How did you know I was near the store? I didn't until you told
me just now, Boss, My congratulations, that was neither trap as I've
ever seen, and it put the lead on mister Blithero. No, indeed,
are gee in. Perhaps you can explain why miss Lee is just surreptitiously
entered the room with a that is a revolver in your hand, isn't it?
Miss Lee? The amazing Narrow Wolf, brought to you by the makers
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I'm Elliot Lewis. Yes, this is a revolver in my hand as
to Wolf, and I can use it the way you used it on Garby
last night. I don't know what you're talking about it. Then why are
you here for that folio I wanted? And Goodwin stop inching called me?
Why you used to call me Archie? Stall be calling you the light,
mister Goodwin. If you don't stop, Archie, stay where you are.
Slee means business. I'm glad you understand me, just as I understand a
great many other things. For example, the fact that you didn't sell the
book to Minus by mistake. Garby would have kept it well hidden. Therefore
you stole the book and used Minus to get it out of the store at
the time when you could prove to Garby you hadn't left the premises. That
may be true. I he wants the book where is it? Thus,
having convicted you of theft, convicting you of murder should be fairly simple.
You can't prove anything, I admit you're right there. I can't not unless
someone saw you at the store at the time of the murder. Quiet,
mister Blitherow has something to say, mister Wolf, I can furnish you with
that proof. I didn't want to say anything before, but when I passed
the store last night I saw her there. Indeed, oh' she. I
want you to remember what mister Blitheroe has just said. Miss Lee. You
had to remember as well. You're crazy. He's lying. It's furnished me.
The evidence I shall need. You'll never use it against me, of
course. Not the evidence he furnished me shall serve to convict him. What
did you say, BLITTERO, You is not only a murderer but a fool.
You couldn't have seen miss Lee at the Star during that critical period last
night, because at that time Miss Lee was er jetifly chain singing, firing
at the cab containing mister Goodwin and Minus. I needed one additional iota of
evidence against you to add to the evidence I already had a fraud. In
your eagerness to frame miss Lee. You furnished it. Thank you, Oh
dear, yes, yes, I've got a gun too. We please hop
yours quickly that's good, and now to take care of you, of all
of you, syd. But I got some more books off the gunners thick
out your heavy cook and he miss the bather on the head with it.
Will you for sure? Ha? How's that satisfactory? Minus, Archie,
do you have his gun? Uh? Huh, then pointed at miss Lee.
I think she's trying to reach her own Now, Susan behave or Archie
goes bay bag? Archie stopped this nauseating fhim sicality and phone the police.
We have a crook and the murderer to turn over to them. Minus,
close your mouth. It makes you look even less intelligent, if that's possible.
I was thinking, good heavens no. Yeah. From my experience in
this yere case, I come to the conclusion that books is real useful splendid.
Does it mean you are going to learn how to read? Ha?
Ha? But if I ever get tired of driving a cab, maybe I
to write a book or a wonderful Minus, what's it going to be about,
Wallachie? How about my ownline story? Huh? You know, a
guy sees a lot of things in the rearview mirror of a taxi. The
most commendable project minus and I believe I can suggest a title for your autobiography
from the works of the Bard himself, Dick and mister Wolfe. Why is
it from Macbeth? Act five? Seen three? A Tale Told by an
Idiot? The Night's Program concludes the current series of the Amazing Nero Wolf,
starring fantas X Bushman is Nerowolf and Elliot Lewis's Archie brought to you but the
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Lee Broadcasting System. Welcome back, a very good mystery. There were so
many twists in here. This was just very well written, and I was
impressed with the top of lines that were given. Wolf and Bushman's delivery was
just spot on. Again, this is one of those shows where it's like,
oh, there's only one episode of this particular series. I really wish
there were more and hopefully some of those will emerge from the vault of a
collector and we'll be able to share those with you. Next week, of
course, we move into the most common in circulation neural Wolf series, the
New Adventures of Nero Wolf with Sidney Greenstreak got a comment on Facebook from Tim
who rides. I decided to start from the beginning of Adam's podcast. I
only recently discovered them, so I have only made it to about episode twenty.
They make great listening on the way to and from work. Thanks Adam,
and thank you Tim for the kind comment. When you catch up with
us, which I guess will be in about thirteen or fourteen weeks. Without
it over today, we'll be back tomorrow with Let George Do It. By
the way, I'll probably be the last in a series of runs where we
have three mutual shows right in a row. Amazing Nero Wolf, Let George
Do It, and Sherlock Holmes were all originated over the Mutual Network, though
at different times. And also one final note before I Really really go did
one to let folks know that the episode from a couple of weeks ago,
some folks have Let George Do It. Vultures on the Wing episode two seventy
three. Some folks got episode two sixty three instead because of an issue with
constructing the show. You can go to iTunes and download that, but that'll
really do it for now. Send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives
dot net. Follow us over on Twitter at Radio Detectives. But from Boise,
Idaho, this is your host, Adam Graham signing off.