Speaker 1: It's great players with the old start past. Send to
Speaker 1: you by camp Pella, the quality name in Cogniti. It's
Speaker 1: three as her time on the Great White Way, and
Speaker 1: you are courtingly inviders would end the free meal of
Speaker 1: a new play on Broadway.
Speaker 2: Here's the light that brings patrons of the arts.
Speaker 3: And the top goals desire.
Speaker 2: He to the vest?
Speaker 3: Are there a little Who's soon plays?
Speaker 2: And nah, here's your.
Speaker 1: Horse for the evening?
Speaker 3: The Genials first nighters.
Speaker 4: Good evening, everybody. This promises to be one of the
Speaker 4: most exciting nights of the theater seasons. So let's lose
Speaker 4: no time.
Speaker 2: In getting to the opening. Here's my camp boon't you
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Speaker 4: I'll gordware cost forty second Street, and here is the
Speaker 4: famous sauce Roads of America.
Speaker 3: I'm ahead.
Speaker 4: There were the light star writers in the little theater
Speaker 4: off Times Square. Well, here we are.
Speaker 5: Talking Cattish.
Speaker 2: I'd never thought him that they do the pol Here they.
Speaker 1: Take out the magic Tata has your ticket?
Speaker 3: Threat see good evening, miss first natter the yes you
Speaker 3: will kill you to your seat?
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: We'll go right here, all right, ladies and gentlemen, we're
Speaker 4: all comfortably seated, and we just have time to look
Speaker 4: at the theater flowgram. Well, here's a notice right on
Speaker 4: the front cover of the program. It says, attention, listen
Speaker 4: a bract one tonight for news about Magic Touch. You'll
Speaker 4: hear all about it at the end of act once
Speaker 4: and I'll let's see about the night's play. It's another
Speaker 4: original called Help Watted Females. The author is Floyd Miller,
Speaker 4: and the coach stars that talented pair Wabra Luddy and
Speaker 4: oldin Toulay. Miss Luddy will play the part of Tam,
Speaker 4: a young lady in need of a drum. Mister delays
Speaker 4: casts and be a publicity experts. And I see many
Speaker 4: top names in the supporting cast, William Conrad, Party there
Speaker 4: and others of equal fame.
Speaker 2: But now it's first curtain coming up soon.
Speaker 4: Let's listen to Frank Worth and the famous first lighter orchestra.
Speaker 6: Hurt.
Speaker 4: There's the signal four first curtains. The housewife are out
Speaker 4: and here's the play.
Speaker 7: The whole thing started last summer when I was unemployed.
Speaker 7: Each morning I.
Speaker 8: Would buy the newspaper, mark the likely jobs in the
Speaker 8: want ad sections.
Speaker 7: Then run my legs off from one side of Manhattan to.
Speaker 8: The other, trying to beat a one hundred other girls
Speaker 8: to the personnel managers. I wasn't doing so well until
Speaker 8: the morning I saw the following the ad. It was
Speaker 8: under help wanted female, and it read administrative assistant to
Speaker 8: wealthy Philanthropists. Must have executive ability, be able to organize office,
Speaker 8: handle people, salary and upper brackets for right Christmas. Apply
Speaker 8: three pm, Room ten forty eight, Drakeson Hotel. While I
Speaker 8: tucked the paper under my arm and started for the Drakeson.
Speaker 8: But if I'd known the heartache and terror that lay
Speaker 8: behind that innocent appearing ad, I would have run in
Speaker 8: the opposite direction as pass as my legs would carry me.
Speaker 7: Sweet ten forty eight was jammed with smart and capable
Speaker 7: looking girls, and my courage almost failed me.
Speaker 8: But I filed out the application blank and waited my
Speaker 8: turn to be ushered into the presence of the wealthy philanthropists.
Speaker 3: Finally, Oh, hello, my dear, how do you do? Now?
Speaker 9: Let's see you are Pamela Moore.
Speaker 3: Yes, my name's mister Julius.
Speaker 5: Ullia.
Speaker 9: Now I see by your application here that you've been
Speaker 9: active in organizational and publicity work.
Speaker 8: I was publicity directors for the New York area during
Speaker 8: the war for one of the War Agencies and later
Speaker 8: European Field Directives for Relief of Displaced persons.
Speaker 3: Er excellent, excellent.
Speaker 9: Now, this position that I have available will require a
Speaker 9: high degree of shall we say public relations? Nohow, not
Speaker 9: in the sense of producing and placing copy, but in
Speaker 9: the sense of knowing the pitfalls of that publicity a
Speaker 9: presentative job.
Speaker 7: Oh, you mean that you would prefer to have no
Speaker 7: publicity at all rather.
Speaker 3: Than the dead But the yes, that's it, my dear,
Speaker 3: you understand exactly. There will be, of course, other sides
Speaker 3: the job.
Speaker 9: The building of a staff, the handing of the human
Speaker 9: as well as policy problems. In short, you would be
Speaker 9: my good right arm, for I intend to remain completely
Speaker 9: anonymous in this view.
Speaker 3: Enterprise.
Speaker 9: I like your background and your appearance.
Speaker 3: Yes, I think you're the one.
Speaker 9: You're available at one.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 9: Yes, your salary will be one hundred and twenty five
Speaker 9: dollars a week to start.
Speaker 8: Oh, well, that's very generous, I'm sure.
Speaker 7: But where do I come to work?
Speaker 9: Well, for the time being, you stay home, be available
Speaker 9: in your apartment every day from nine to five. Now,
Speaker 9: go home and stay there until I telephone.
Speaker 7: Hello.
Speaker 8: Hello, Oh, I was afraid I was never going to
Speaker 8: hear from you.
Speaker 9: Well, I'm quite ready to proceed with our class.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 9: I want you to rest a suite of offices neighborhoods,
Speaker 9: preferably on Fifth or Madison or Park Avenue. Funnish them
Speaker 9: in your own good taste, and then we shall discuss
Speaker 9: the hiring of a general.
Speaker 3: Manager for our enterprise.
Speaker 8: But mister Julius, how can I rent offices when I
Speaker 8: know so little about our organizations?
Speaker 7: But I don't even know the name?
Speaker 3: Did I forget to tell you the name?
Speaker 6: I'm sorry?
Speaker 9: Humanity United against Hunger.
Speaker 3: And that's the story of my experience with more. I've
Speaker 3: never quite headed up in an organization like this one.
Speaker 7: What do you say the name of Humanity United against Hunger?
Speaker 5: Yes, well, I've never been in the social service field,
Speaker 5: but I do no advertising publicity, and I think I
Speaker 5: could handle the job.
Speaker 7: I think you could too.
Speaker 8: This is a job of raising funds for the relief
Speaker 8: of European children, and I think your advertising and promotional
Speaker 8: experience is what we need.
Speaker 7: You're hired, mister Andrew Gilbert.
Speaker 8: You are now president of Humanity United against Hungary?
Speaker 3: President, is that what you say?
Speaker 8: We won't have a very large staff, so we all
Speaker 8: might as well have big titles.
Speaker 3: Okay, President it is. But by the way, what's your title?
Speaker 3: I'm your secretary, my secretary.
Speaker 5: I'm supposed to be a headman, but you're my secretary. Actually,
Speaker 5: you're a headman and i'm your I don't get it.
Speaker 8: Well, it's really it's very simple. There is a wealthy
Speaker 8: philanthropist behind all this, and he wants to remain completely anonymous.
Speaker 8: I'm the only one who will know his identity, and
Speaker 8: I'll transmit his orders to you.
Speaker 7: I'm sort of liaison.
Speaker 2: I understand.
Speaker 3: I understand that I take orders to my secretary. I
Speaker 3: don't care much for that.
Speaker 7: The salary is good. Andy, you don't mind if I
Speaker 7: call you Andy.
Speaker 5: I don't usually let my secretary call me but my
Speaker 5: first name, but this seems to be an unusual situation,
Speaker 5: doesn't it, miss More.
Speaker 6: My dear.
Speaker 9: I want to congratulate you an excellent personality.
Speaker 7: I think mister Gilbert is going to be extremely valuable.
Speaker 3: Mister Juli, I'm sure of it.
Speaker 9: He told him nothing of me, of course, excellence, you see,
Speaker 9: I want no credit or public recognition for this humanitarian
Speaker 9: work we're about to do. The fact that we shall
Speaker 9: feed hungry mouths is all the satisfaction I require. Now,
Speaker 9: then here is the cash for operating expenses until public
Speaker 9: contributions begin to arrive. And here is my personal check
Speaker 9: for two hundred dollars. I want to make the first
Speaker 9: contribution to our great humanitarian fund. No publicity campaign, We
Speaker 9: must be crazy.
Speaker 3: How do you expect to make the public conscious of
Speaker 3: our organization?
Speaker 5: If we don't feed items for the columnists and radio commentators,
Speaker 5: how do you expect to get contributions from the people If.
Speaker 7: I told you Andy, we'll do it by direct mail.
Speaker 5: Direct mail is okay, but it's not enough. The country
Speaker 5: is in the middle of a food conservation campaign. The
Speaker 5: people are eager to send relief to the starving in Europe.
Speaker 5: We've got to let them know it can be done
Speaker 5: to us. We have a big public relations job they're doing.
Speaker 3: We can't pinch pennies.
Speaker 7: If we want a question of funds, we have plenty
Speaker 7: of money.
Speaker 3: Well what is it? What in Heaven's name is holding
Speaker 3: things up?
Speaker 8: He wants it done quietly, without standing.
Speaker 5: He who is this mysterious person who runs our lives,
Speaker 5: and what does he know about it? Anyway, he pays
Speaker 5: our salaries. Andy, Well, okay, direct mail it is.
Speaker 7: We'll get results.
Speaker 8: You'll see. We'll use blow up pictures of starving children
Speaker 8: and hollow eyed mothers, the old heart appeal. We might
Speaker 8: even show a plump American baby in the foreground, a
Speaker 8: montage of hunger and misery.
Speaker 7: Andy, you're not even listening.
Speaker 3: No, no, I guess that wasn't timie. I was trying
Speaker 3: to figure you.
Speaker 7: Oh and what did you decide?
Speaker 3: Not much? Yet? You're pretty capable and cold? What else
Speaker 3: I don't know?
Speaker 7: Cold?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you handle starving kids as if there were so
Speaker 5: many numbers in the market research report, and you handle
Speaker 5: me the same way.
Speaker 3: Oh, look for shock.
Speaker 5: I know sentiments and business don't mix, but I always
Speaker 5: figured that sincerity was pretty important, and that's why I
Speaker 5: can't score you.
Speaker 8: You're one of those men who likes to pigeon hole
Speaker 8: everybody is at it. Well, perhaps I don't sit in
Speaker 8: any of your pigeon holes.
Speaker 3: You will fit one of them, all right. It's just
Speaker 3: a question of finding the right one in.
Speaker 8: Time, unless, of course, you get fired.
Speaker 3: That boss lady might even help me to find it.
Speaker 1: First second, while I play a little at all time,
Speaker 1: say smoking.
Speaker 6: Smoking.
Speaker 4: Now between the acts, here is Larry Keating with a
Speaker 4: friend of his and that important mules you've been waiting for.
Speaker 10: Please, mister Keating, won't you tell us something tonight about
Speaker 10: Magic Touch?
Speaker 11: What Meedi?
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Speaker 10: What's so different about it?
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Speaker 5: What does it look like?
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Speaker 1: And men you touch, the first nighters are hurrying down
Speaker 1: the aisle to their seats. The life for him, and
Speaker 1: here's the second act of help.
Speaker 4: Other female.
Speaker 8: Humanity united against tone was launched quietly without standing.
Speaker 10: There, just as he could.
Speaker 9: Uniform thousands of four color leaflets.
Speaker 8: Were printed and sent to a general maid, and the
Speaker 8: results were almost instantaneous.
Speaker 7: Money orders, checks, and chen began the flooring of the office.
Speaker 8: Finally, I couldn't resist it any longer.
Speaker 7: Now I took a bundle of money orders and green
Speaker 7: belts into Andrew Gilbert Thomas and flapped them on his dead. Well, Andy,
Speaker 7: take a look at the last mail delivery.
Speaker 8: But a power cabbage one male, one male, one thousand,
Speaker 8: two hundred and fifty eight dollars and twenty six cents.
Speaker 8: And when you, the gentleman, said that direct male leafless wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Pull, well, that was before I wrote the reef.
Speaker 7: Now, if you will endorse the money orders.
Speaker 3: You will take them to the bank, cash them, and
Speaker 3: turn the cash order.
Speaker 9: Mister big that's the usual proceedure.
Speaker 5: Oh, I am only president of the outfit, and I
Speaker 5: don't want to appear noisy mis moore, but there are
Speaker 5: a few things that striking me as.
Speaker 3: Out of peculiar. You don't mind mind thinking out louder.
Speaker 5: Of our organization under my sterling leadership, has taken in
Speaker 5: close to thirty thousand dollars for release services, and yet
Speaker 5: we've made no move to arrange the distribution of food
Speaker 5: or clothing.
Speaker 3: It seems strange.
Speaker 7: I've told you before that is all being taken.
Speaker 5: Care of by the mysterious mister Big again. Yes, says Gord,
Speaker 5: we're nothing but money raisers.
Speaker 3: He takes care of food distributions to a separate organization.
Speaker 7: And why are you looking at me like?
Speaker 5: I was just wondering about the identity of this mysterious
Speaker 5: mister Big. I was wondering if it might not even
Speaker 5: be you.
Speaker 9: Male response, My dear, you're to be congratulated.
Speaker 7: I thought you'd be pleased to j And it gets
Speaker 7: bigger every day.
Speaker 3: I'm easily gratified.
Speaker 9: And when I think of all the hungry little mouths,
Speaker 9: money will see them, my heart brims over.
Speaker 7: Julius, Andrew Gilbert is asking some questions. Question what sort
Speaker 7: of question he's wondering about the distributy of relief.
Speaker 9: Well, you told him that the separate organization was handled us.
Speaker 7: I told him that he didn't see Saturday.
Speaker 9: You should be able to handle him, my dear, After all,
Speaker 9: you you're a very excited woman. Well, mister Julius, no matter,
Speaker 9: my dear, I'm sure you've done your best. So mister
Speaker 9: Gilbert is wondering, perhaps we'll have to do something to
Speaker 9: satisfy his curiosity.
Speaker 8: Oh, I to this old brownstone house on West they
Speaker 8: said street.
Speaker 6: Late that night.
Speaker 8: As I came down the steps, I saw that the
Speaker 8: street was deserted. But no, not entirely across the street,
Speaker 8: his hat pulled low over his eyes, a man leaned
Speaker 8: against the light pulse. There was something drag grew familiar
Speaker 8: about him when I remembered he had walked down.
Speaker 7: The street behind me when I came to see mister.
Speaker 8: Julius, two hours before I turned east toward the subway.
Speaker 7: My heart tell me a man came to figure out
Speaker 7: and his heel and began to walk.
Speaker 8: Now, there was no question this man was following me.
Speaker 3: Hey, hey, wait a minute, I want to talk to you.
Speaker 7: You andy, you, but you've been following.
Speaker 3: We lived in that brownstone house. He got left.
Speaker 8: I don't see it.
Speaker 7: It's any of your business.
Speaker 3: Whom I call there, mister Big, the mysterious head man. Well,
Speaker 3: and he heard my eye tell me his name.
Speaker 9: I said, tell me miss and it mister Julius.
Speaker 7: Any what are you doing.
Speaker 3: I'm up to my neck and something, and I intend
Speaker 3: to find out what it is. I'm going to see this,
Speaker 3: mister Julius. Yes, are give it to Julius. That's my name.
Speaker 3: You're the man I want to see.
Speaker 9: Hey here, you can't force your way into my apartment.
Speaker 5: Andrew Gilbert, President of Humanity United against Hunger.
Speaker 9: Well, oh, I wasn't at a coincidence, you know, mister Gilbert.
Speaker 3: I've been wanting to have a talk with you, and
Speaker 3: that goes both ways. Or let's talk, Yes, let us do.
Speaker 9: Indeed, I am. I hope you won't be offended at
Speaker 9: what I am about to say, mister Gilbert, But I
Speaker 9: feel that it's my duty to tell you that I
Speaker 9: have developed some grave doubts concerning your organizations.
Speaker 5: You have doubts, that's a good one. Why hasn't application
Speaker 5: been made for food export license? We've taken in a
Speaker 5: lot of money. Why has any relief work been done?
Speaker 9: My precise questions were indeed, come now, mister girl. But
Speaker 9: you're the president of the organization. Why haven't they steps
Speaker 9: been taken? Just a minute, our signals are crossed some place.
Speaker 9: You're the head man. You've been pocketing all the money. However,
Speaker 9: in the who told you that, Miss Pamela Moore?
Speaker 3: What do you think of that? Miss Moore? I can't
Speaker 3: believe it looks true?
Speaker 9: And I'm here for a showdown to you here, a showdown,
Speaker 9: mister Gilbert. Don't get excited, please, we must think this
Speaker 9: thing thru calmly. You see, I'm afraid that we've both
Speaker 9: been victimized.
Speaker 3: All this double talk isn't going to help you you.
Speaker 9: No, it's no double talk, my finion. I am almost
Speaker 9: convinced now that Miss Pamela Moore has been running a
Speaker 9: confidence game and we've been taken in. And she seems
Speaker 9: so compassionate, so selfless in her dedication to the hungry
Speaker 9: children of Europe. And I'm afraid that I contributed to
Speaker 9: your organization without investigating properly.
Speaker 3: You contributed. I don't get it.
Speaker 9: This, it's quite true. I have canciled checks to put
Speaker 9: She suddenly pooled me, my friend, I'm afraid that you
Speaker 9: and I fell for a pretty face. But she said, well,
Speaker 9: I mean yes, I know it's a blow. I've lost
Speaker 9: a few hundred dollars, but you, my friends, stand to
Speaker 9: lose much more. You have been the innocent front for
Speaker 9: this black conspiracy, but you will have have difficulty proving
Speaker 9: your innocence. You stand to lose, perhaps even your freedom.
Speaker 9: My advice to you is get out past.
Speaker 3: Noll.
Speaker 9: Is this the Federal Bureau of Investigation. My name is Julius,
Speaker 9: and I would like to talk to the head of
Speaker 9: the New York office.
Speaker 8: Of the FBI.
Speaker 9: He won't be in until the morrow afternoon. All right,
Speaker 9: I'll call in for an appointment. No, no, it's uh
Speaker 9: that I've been swindled in the clever confidence games, and
Speaker 9: I have reason to believe that the president of the
Speaker 9: organization is about to flee.
Speaker 2: I might play them a little theater on time.
Speaker 4: All right, ladies and gentlemen, here it comes, mister Mary
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Speaker 4: The first lighters are all in their seats, ready for
Speaker 4: the last act, and there goes the curtains.
Speaker 8: I waited outside when Amy went in a seam as Julius.
Speaker 8: My heart still call me, my head spinning with half
Speaker 8: born fears. When he finally came out, his face was
Speaker 8: sit and grimm.
Speaker 7: Andy.
Speaker 8: Andy. Yeah, I waited for you.
Speaker 3: I was a pray afraid of what I'd find out.
Speaker 7: I'm afraid that something might happen to you.
Speaker 3: Something did, Andy.
Speaker 6: Where are you going?
Speaker 8: I should I go with you?
Speaker 7: There's a restaurant over there.
Speaker 3: Okay, but I want you. I'm not going to be
Speaker 3: very good company.
Speaker 7: Andy, you look so so tired.
Speaker 3: What is it? You want it straight? Yes?
Speaker 8: I want it straight.
Speaker 5: Mister Julius informed me that Humanity United against Hunger is
Speaker 5: a huge confidence game.
Speaker 3: And that he and I have been victimized by you.
Speaker 5: No, oh, Andy, No, He says he has canceled checks
Speaker 5: to prove that he contributed to the organization under your persuasion.
Speaker 3: He thinks you've pocketed all the contributions. No, No, you
Speaker 3: don't believe him, Andy, Any reason why I shouldn't.
Speaker 7: No, I guess there isn't. There's no way I can
Speaker 7: prove what I now know is true.
Speaker 3: He makes out a pretty good case against you. But guys,
Speaker 3: don't forgive me.
Speaker 11: Oh and oh hey now it's no time for years,
Speaker 11: But I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: It's a tough spot, boss lady, and we're both in it.
Speaker 3: Up to our team.
Speaker 8: When it's nice fault and we'll head to go the
Speaker 8: police fun get locked up, but we'd tell them the truth.
Speaker 3: You think they'd believe it.
Speaker 5: There's an air type circumstantial case against us PAM. A
Speaker 5: jury wouldn't have to deliberate five minutes a week of verdict.
Speaker 5: Mister Julius has fixed himself the perfect racket.
Speaker 3: And he's one hundred percent of the clear. I'm the
Speaker 3: president of the organization, I signed the checks.
Speaker 11: I'm the patsy.
Speaker 8: What are we going to do well?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Now.
Speaker 5: Let's approach it from Julius's angle. He must have figured
Speaker 5: it a short term, right, it because he certainly knew
Speaker 5: that organizations of foreign relief are licensed for the government,
Speaker 5: and that he'd be.
Speaker 3: Investigated sooner or later.
Speaker 5: That's why the direct mail campaign and nothing else. He
Speaker 5: wanted to keep it quiet as long as possible.
Speaker 7: I was blind not to see it.
Speaker 9: You must figure out that's about to blow up.
Speaker 3: He's in the clear. He'll probably go to the police
Speaker 3: himself and complain he's been swindled. Yeah, we don't have
Speaker 3: much time, baby. There's only one way for us to
Speaker 3: clear ourselves, and that's to trip up Julius. And I've
Speaker 3: got my idea. It's a long shot, baby, and if
Speaker 3: it doesn't pay off, we'll cook good. Are you afraid?
Speaker 8: I I'm scared today when I hold you like this.
Speaker 7: I'm not afraid, Andy, not now.
Speaker 3: I remember.
Speaker 5: As far as Julius is concerned, I still think you're
Speaker 5: a real swinper. You mustn't tip him off that we're
Speaker 5: on doing sound worry confused?
Speaker 11: You gotta good knock off, mister Julius.
Speaker 7: This is Tamela Moore.
Speaker 5: Yes, what is it?
Speaker 8: But I told you last night that mister Gilbert was
Speaker 8: acting strangely. I hate to say this, that I think
Speaker 8: he's getting ready to run out of town.
Speaker 9: You don't say what makes you think so, my dear.
Speaker 7: I heard him make reservations for this afternoon twenty th Yes,
Speaker 7: that does look, but that is no.
Speaker 8: We had a record mail today and he has with
Speaker 8: him five thousand dollars of the organization's fund.
Speaker 9: Yes, what I told you to never let him handle
Speaker 9: the money.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, mister Julius, but he insisted on taking the
Speaker 8: money orders to the bank himself.
Speaker 7: I I couldn't stop him.
Speaker 3: Shall I call the police?
Speaker 9: No, No, don't do that.
Speaker 3: You'll have to be notified without taking care of it.
Speaker 9: Don't do a thing, my dear, I'll take care of
Speaker 9: mister Gilbert properly.
Speaker 5: It's done.
Speaker 3: Are you a swell baby? Now, let's just pray that
Speaker 3: mister Julius bites this up bait. Here's everything all right?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: Everything fine for her? Well, I'll be having my dinner
Speaker 3: in my compartment, so please send a waiter in when singing, Yes, sir,
Speaker 3: just who's dinner's ready? Anything else you want to ring
Speaker 3: the buzz? Yes? Come in.
Speaker 9: Good evening, mister Gilbert, Wow.
Speaker 3: Good evening.
Speaker 9: You are surprised to see me, no doubt, and not
Speaker 9: a time, mister jurious.
Speaker 5: I've expected you, oh only I didn't expect you to
Speaker 5: walk in with a gun in your hands.
Speaker 9: I've come for the money you are absconding with. Hand
Speaker 9: it over.
Speaker 3: You're a greedy man, mister Julius. You don't expect to
Speaker 3: get away with this.
Speaker 9: You're in enough trouble as it is. You're not likely
Speaker 9: to complain about this misadventure. The money, please, and Miss Moore.
Speaker 5: Is not the swimmer at all you are, and we've
Speaker 5: been your victims.
Speaker 9: I have been rather clever, don't you think, mister Gilbert.
Speaker 9: I've made close to forty thousand dollars out of the
Speaker 9: stale in a few months, and there's absolutely nothing to
Speaker 9: compromise me.
Speaker 3: And it's for you.
Speaker 9: My friends at the lad will never believe your story.
Speaker 3: No they didn't. Yep, you've told the police. Yes, when
Speaker 3: I realized what a jam I was in, I told
Speaker 3: them everything. But but they let you go.
Speaker 2: Well not really.
Speaker 3: They just gave me one chance to prove my innocence.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm doing at this moment.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 3: I counted on your greed to trip you up Julius,
Speaker 3: you had forty.
Speaker 5: Grand and were sitting free and clear, but you just
Speaker 5: couldn't stand the thought of my getting a few dollars.
Speaker 5: It might have gone to you, so you came to
Speaker 5: get it, and that's where you made you a big mistake.
Speaker 5: A detective has been outside that door listening to everything
Speaker 5: you said.
Speaker 11: Okay, Larson, come in, you'll double crossing.
Speaker 4: Look out, Larcy's got a gun.
Speaker 6: Okay, mister here, it is.
Speaker 3: All right, Larcen, you're a baby from now on. That's
Speaker 3: quite a fundy punch you pack there, as I've been
Speaker 3: saving that one sometime, and it couldn't happen to a
Speaker 3: more deserving man.
Speaker 11: Andy, Andy, Yes here I am.
Speaker 3: Everything's okay, but I heard shut well. Mister Julius is
Speaker 3: a better confidence man than he is a mark. Oh Andy, Hey,
Speaker 3: you call that thing a handkerchief. Use this one.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 5: The job now, Larcense to find that money imans to
Speaker 5: turn every sense of the contributors, along with a letter
Speaker 5: warning them not to give money to any but bona
Speaker 5: fide charities and relief organizations.
Speaker 4: What a pitio.
Speaker 3: It had to happen now, when the need is so
Speaker 3: great and there's so many worthy organizations working for this cause.
Speaker 8: Well, okay, boss Lady, I'm not Boss Lady anymore, so
Speaker 8: maybe you are.
Speaker 3: Now for the first time, I finally have you pigeonholes.
Speaker 3: You know, come mere pigeon.
Speaker 2: Play off player. It's funny follow.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 4: It's a real ramatic ingle store for you. It's a
Speaker 4: little theater off Times Square. It's another original plague Shatty
Speaker 4: Voat Serenade, and the folks who've seen the rehearsals say
Speaker 4: it'll be one of the top hits of the season,
Speaker 4: So be sure to tune in next week at the
Speaker 4: same time for Shanty Boat Serenade and meet some of
Speaker 4: the funniest and most fascinating people you've ever met.
Speaker 3: In a place.
Speaker 4: And ladies in the meantime, ask for Magic Touch, the
Speaker 4: new cream makeup at your favorite cosmeticon. Magic Touch, give
Speaker 4: the Magic Touch to your beauty, and now we move
Speaker 4: ont of the theater and into the streets.
Speaker 3: If your cabinets first matter, Thank you.
Speaker 4: Good night.