Speaker 1: The Blue Beetles.
Speaker 2: Wee being down upon the underworld that Matt Danglin comes
the mysterious all powerful character who is a problem to
the police or a clod sader for low in reality.
Then Garret, a rookie of cold love by everyone that's
despected by none of the.
Speaker 1: Beans, the blue Beetles and the blue Beetles.
Speaker 3: He hides behind the strain of math and a stud
of impenetrable blue chain armor, flexible asterisks buttroll a mens.
Speaker 2: Today's transcribed episode of The Box Speaker. The Blue Beetle
is then titled The Asylum of Doctor Drere. Who is
doctor Drere and what thought of an asylum does he run?
Is he a friend of the unfortunate? Or is he
a schemer against law and order?
Speaker 4: Has our story opens today?
Speaker 2: Patrolman Dan Garrett, who is really the Blue Beagle, is
entering the little apothecary shop of his friend and confidence,
Doctor Frown pretendan.
Speaker 3: Oh, Doc Cash, Catherine.
Speaker 2: Oh hello Janny, but near it's a young lady waiting
for you, A young lady where uh that's in the laboratory?
Speaker 4: What does she want?
Speaker 5: And who is she?
Speaker 6: Diana too? Thank your Children's foster daughter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's she doing here?
Speaker 6: I don't know, Danny. Uh, haven't you better go back
and talk with her?
Speaker 2: She seems very much disturbed about.
Speaker 6: Some Alright, I'll talk with her.
Speaker 1: Good evening, Miss.
Speaker 6: Gilsey, Oh, good evening.
Speaker 2: You're patuna with Dan Garrett, aren't you.
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 7: So glad you've come.
Speaker 6: I've been waiting sometime.
Speaker 4: What is it you wish to see me about?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 2: My father?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 8: Have my foster father?
Speaker 4: Is this a par Yes?
Speaker 6: You're sure he hasn't gone out of town? Oh?
Speaker 1: My business?
Speaker 2: Because of here?
Speaker 3: Here's a noise he left for me?
Speaker 6: Mm and going away for a long rest.
Speaker 2: Don't worry.
Speaker 6: Linus will take care of everything, love dad. Oh, it
doesn't look as if your father had been kidnapped him
met father played his handwriting, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 6: I think so, But I'm not certain.
Speaker 8: Are there any suspicious circumstances mixed up with his disappearance?
Speaker 6: Yet there are?
Speaker 2: What are they? Well?
Speaker 8: For one thing, Dad's nephew Linus Weatherby, Linus Weatherby?
Speaker 2: Yet do you know him?
Speaker 4: M only by reputation?
Speaker 2: Quite a playboy?
Speaker 6: Yes, though I've heard, Well he's dead.
Speaker 2: Nephew and an officer of Dad's bank.
Speaker 9: Recently, things haven't been going on too well at the bank.
Speaker 8: And Dad's been worried financially.
Speaker 2: I mean, I see go on Lineu's intests that Dad
is acting strangely. And a month or so ago he
called him a psychiatrist, uh, doctor Brier to examine Dad.
Speaker 4: What was his opinion that Dad?
Speaker 5: Name of the rest?
Speaker 6: We know your father's now things to indicate he has
taken Doctor Drew here's advice.
Speaker 2: Yes, But here's a strange thing. Dad can't read or
write with all his glasses. He wears them constantly. He
belonged without them. Today I found him in his desk drawer.
Speaker 8: When did July see him two nights ago?
Speaker 6: Well, I wouldn't worry. He'll probably send for his glasses
and the dead so and you'll learn his whereabouts.
Speaker 4: But there's one thing more.
Speaker 2: What is that in his father's disappearance, Linus has become
more insistent that I marry him.
Speaker 4: He act like someone who has the whip hand of
a situation.
Speaker 2: He's becoming unbearable.
Speaker 4: Mm oh, why don't you go to the commissioner.
Speaker 6: He's probably turned the city upside down to look at
your father.
Speaker 2: But that's got the point. I don't wanna do that.
Speaker 4: If he is all right, he'd resent such interference.
Speaker 5: Then if he isn't, Oh, I don't know what to do.
Speaker 2: I'm so worried.
Speaker 5: And put them right over there.
Speaker 4: Don't cry.
Speaker 6: I'll do what I can to help you by your dad.
Speaker 9: Uh huh.
Speaker 6: You run along home and I'll tow you in the morning.
Speaker 8: Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 6: There, that's to show you how much I appreciate your help.
Speaker 2: Goodbye.
Speaker 6: Gosh, I'm glad Nattigan didn't see her kiss me.
Speaker 8: I never hear the last of it.
Speaker 2: And where is it headed her this morning?
Speaker 6: Danny the booby hatch the booby hatches?
Speaker 2: M did you reserve a single.
Speaker 6: Or a double ortt single?
Speaker 4: That'll be big enough for you?
Speaker 6: It's not sure?
Speaker 5: And wonder what name did you interest me?
Speaker 6: Sharlock home?
Speaker 7: And I suppose you're a doctor?
Speaker 2: Watch no, no, no, Dan, you'll boom now we're calling
up on a doctor rear, according to Charlie's Storm of
the News, runs a private sanitarium for the mentally upset
out of Tango one.
Speaker 5: Oh you mean he runs an insane shy? That right?
Speaker 2: And why are we visiting doctor rea, we'd like to
discover if he has a patient there the name of Tilton.
Speaker 5: The banker the same. Oh say, does the commissioner all
about this?
Speaker 6: No, this is a private mission.
Speaker 5: Oh okay, Donny, I'm with you. Let's go.
Speaker 2: Morning officers coming wrong. One of my attendants said, you
wish to speak with me, doctor Dreer.
Speaker 4: That's right, we're not here officially, doctor Dreer.
Speaker 8: Missus Tilson would have to be a friend of mine
asked me to drive out here and ask if.
Speaker 6: Her father was here.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, he's here.
Speaker 2: Would you like to say him?
Speaker 4: Yes, if we might anywhile?
Speaker 2: If you were just come with me, I'll let you
talk with him, but not very long. He's very nervous
and diet on the verge of a breakdown. He realize,
I'm sure what times like these can mean to a
man in his position.
Speaker 1: White and here we are.
Speaker 2: Two gentlemen to see you, mister vizn't I come in?
Come in?
Speaker 5: Excuse my not rising very tight? Had you know, nerve shockle.
Speaker 6: That's perfectly all right. We just call it the request
of your foster daughter. If she was worried about you thought.
Speaker 4: You might be out here.
Speaker 6: Oh dear Diana.
Speaker 5: Uh, tell her not to worry.
Speaker 9: I'll be all right in time, I hope.
Speaker 5: Tell her Linus will take care of everything. He's a
good boy, he'll.
Speaker 6: Take care of him. I'll tell her, mister Tilton.
Speaker 4: Uh, just one thing more.
Speaker 6: I did you write her this note?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 5: Let's see. Mm my glasses are foggy. I she better
without them? HM, yes, yes, I I wrote this note.
Speaker 1: Why.
Speaker 4: Oh, she just wondered.
Speaker 9: That's all.
Speaker 4: Well, we won't disturb you any longer.
Speaker 6: I hope you recover your health.
Speaker 2: And drink very quickly.
Speaker 4: Mister Tilton, goodbye.
Speaker 5: And goodbye, and thanks for coming to Diana. Not to
visit me until I'm oh my head.
Speaker 2: Uh. You know he's a very sick man, so it appears.
Goodbye and thanks.
Speaker 5: Come on, Mike, what do you think, Cannie.
Speaker 8: I think it's strange that a man who's supposed to
be unable to read or write without his glasses takes
them off to read that note.
Speaker 4: Step on a Mike.
Speaker 2: I've got a hunch and I want to play it quickly.
Speaker 7: Hm.
Speaker 4: This is some layoff.
Speaker 2: Doctor Dreyer certainly does himself proud.
Speaker 4: There must be some money in psychiatry.
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 2: Hello, you're, Sir Lancelot, aren't you.
Speaker 6: I'm the blue people who No, you're not.
Speaker 5: You're sir Launch, but I'm Jingle after I.
Speaker 8: Know, I think, Well, let's pretend i'm Cy Lancelot.
Speaker 4: Brother is the twin brother? Yeah, we got.
Speaker 1: Twins and here have you?
Speaker 4: Yes, but the name kills him?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 4: Are you sure?
Speaker 1: By the holy Grail? I swear i've seen him.
Speaker 6: Tell anybody else, I'm one condition, Sir Lancelot, but that
I miss me.
Speaker 1: You'll get me a new round table.
Speaker 6: They took mine away. Okay, I follow Follow me, but
don't make a sound.
Speaker 2: There's black knights on guard, and Merlin the magician is
always snooping around. Merlin the wicked magician who.
Speaker 1: Runs this place calls himself.
Speaker 5: Doctor Drear, but he can't pool me here here this way.
Speaker 1: Follow me. I am my father.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: I am to walk the night and by the day.
Speaker 2: Confine my beloved, promise and I will.
Speaker 7: Close the mountain.
Speaker 1: See here's one twin. He's the crazy one. They keep
him locked up.
Speaker 4: Thanks very much being on.
Speaker 5: You're welcome, Sir Lancelot.
Speaker 1: I'm going now before the black nights come. Don't forget
about my rod.
Speaker 6: Is that you, mister Tilton, the real mister Pilots Blue Beetles.
Speaker 5: I thought they'd get you someday, always doing crazy stuns.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna say you you never mind that. Now tell
me who put you in here?
Speaker 5: All that low down nephew of mine.
Speaker 1: He and doctor Career.
Speaker 6: They must have drugged me the minute now to try
one of my master.
Speaker 2: The Black Nights are coming to horse to horse here.
Speaker 1: Is good carry come.
Speaker 7: Ye, people on.
Speaker 2: You mustn't get.
Speaker 1: Nicked stocking with the rubber horse.
Speaker 3: Joe, My god, that's that's good, buddy of Joe to
make that move, man, Joe.
Speaker 1: But I'm going the other way. What's going on? He
meets you were talking.
Speaker 2: To kind of on your gas mask, stand aside like.
Speaker 1: Him a shadow this stair.
Speaker 2: Guys, the cult, Sir Landlord l s. In the morning,
we'll give the Blue Beetles up the row with out windows.
What will happen to the Blue Beetles in the sanitarium
of doctor Drear? Will he be able to free himself
from the straight jacket and save banker Tilton. These questions
will be answered in the next transcribed.
Speaker 1: Episode of The Blue Beatles.
Speaker 2: The Blue Beetle is a copyrighted box feature appearing in
Mystery Men Comics Magazine and The Blue Beetle Magazine.
Speaker 1: The Blue Beetle is on the air twice a week on.
Speaker 2: This same station. Consult the broadcast schedule, and you'll love
when you papers and I don't forget to listening and
go en a blue big uh.
Speaker 7: Uh uh uh uh uh yeah, well the way a
way anyway when well they are away.
Speaker 1: Uh oh, the Blue Beetles weeping down upon the underworld.
Speaker 4: That's Matt Gangling.
Speaker 2: I'm a mysterious, all powerful character who is a problem
to the police or a crusader full off in reality.
Then Gareth, I will give a cold loved by everyone
that's affected by none.
Speaker 3: Of the beings, the Blue Beetles and the Blue Beetles.
He hides behind the strained plant and the through of
impenetrable blue chain armor flexible asterisk, a problem of the deal.
Today's episode of the transcribed Fox feature The Blue Beetle
is the second part of a story entitled The Asylum
of Doctor Drear. In the previous episode, Diana Tilton asked
for Troman Dan Garrett to locate her missing foster father
banker Tilton, he has disappeared, leaving a note addressed to
her saying he was going away for a rest. She
is suspicious, however, of the actions of Tilton's nephew, Linus
Weatherby and a doctor Drere, a psychiatrist whom Weatherby.
Speaker 4: Brought in to examine the banker.
Speaker 2: Armed with a description of the banker, Dan Garrett and
Mike Mannigan visit the private sanitarium of doctor Drere. They
are permitted to interview a man who fits the description
of banker Tilson. He claims he is on the verge
of a nervous breakdown and which is to remain for
a long rest, But a suspicious circumstance makes Dan Garrett
decide to return later as the Blue Beagles. He finds
the real Chilton and is about to release him from
a cell when he is discovered by the guards.
Speaker 6: And doctor Dreer and overcome by tear gas.
Speaker 2: As the episode ended, he was strapped in a straight
jacket and locked up among them all violent inmates. At
the day story opens, Diana Tilton's cellophone is really.
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 2: Is Thatler's Chilton?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 6: Have you assun? Dan garretts who is this this is
a Samonican Downie's father.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I haven't seen h that's right, that's.
Speaker 4: Since we got back from doctor d asylum.
Speaker 8: Oh kill me?
Speaker 4: Did you find my father?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 5: We're god. Did you shine my note?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 8: He ar?
Speaker 2: Did he have his glasses?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 6: Has he? Hello?
Speaker 3: Hello?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Hello? M oh hello, Lennon.
Speaker 6: Yes, I was telling someone.
Speaker 4: About father And what do they tell you? Well, they've
seen him out of doctor Drea sanitarium.
Speaker 2: Oh, Diana, why don't you marry me?
Speaker 6: Let me take that.
Speaker 2: Some day I'll inherit uncle's money.
Speaker 4: And you'll be rich.
Speaker 2: No, Linna know you, I'll never marry you. You may
change your mind.
Speaker 1: You're upset now.
Speaker 2: I think I'll have doctor Drea talk with you, or
after a little rest of the sanitarium, would.
Speaker 4: Uh get your thoughts in the right track.
Speaker 2: Leave, sir Doctor Dree calling to see you? Thank you?
Speaker 6: What to show me the library? I'll be right down
really good.
Speaker 2: Uh Before I go, I wanna warn you, young lady.
You wanna save your father's life, you'd better do ad.
Speaker 6: I say good night, Lay.
Speaker 1: You played.
Speaker 2: Dr the Blue Beetle was also out there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, be caught them talking to your uncle.
Speaker 2: Lrio. Banker tells him, MM, that's bad.
Speaker 6: No, oh, we will take care of the brother Beato,
don't worry about him.
Speaker 2: What about Olsen, the actor who's impersonate e joke.
Speaker 6: And I'll take care of him also. And by the way,
he'd like to have some more money on account, and
so when I.
Speaker 4: You'll get it, and you'll get it when I get it.
Speaker 2: What about the meeting when the Mayor's committee tomorrow? That's
all ray you have open there. I made up with
my uncle. You'll verify what I tell a committee anywhere else.
But I must be getting back to my son up
at him.
Speaker 6: It's quite late and uh.
Speaker 2: Here to night.
Speaker 4: Everything's in order out there, isn't I have?
Speaker 6: I think it's all fine.
Speaker 2: Then we'll go out and run up the town after
tomorrow our worries.
Speaker 6: Will be old.
Speaker 1: Alright, Well, what is it now?
Speaker 6: It's a blue beetle. I'm going to get you out.
Speaker 1: Of here good.
Speaker 9: I'll pay you well if you make it.
Speaker 8: The blue beetles doesn't work for money.
Speaker 1: M do you belong here? Blue beetle?
Speaker 9: You're really crazy?
Speaker 4: Where are the guards and the other wings?
Speaker 2: Drunk? Apparently?
Speaker 9: Come on, mister Tilton follow me, how did you get
out of that shellon street?
Speaker 2: I get master keys and a special too ex formula
that gives me super sprint and vitality.
Speaker 8: H and I've locked the guard in my quarters, but
I headache.
Speaker 6: They're going to happ in the morning. Sh that maybe
the doctor Drear.
Speaker 5: Oh what are you gonna do?
Speaker 8: Wait here until we see.
Speaker 6: If doctor Dread in his office.
Speaker 9: Ah, the weird Drear is he's probably in town with
that no good nephew of mine painting the town red.
Speaker 8: I'm going to take a chance and answer the telephone. H.
Disguise my voice and uh yeah, oh has that doctor Dreans?
And it is good? And got sure everything's in the control. Yeah,
you stay in town tonight. Okay who ah? A guy
impersonating tells him.
Speaker 6: Sure, I little meantag before him.
Speaker 8: I mean, uh, I tell him to come to town
in the morning.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 8: The blue Beetle, uh say, doctor blue Beetle and Pilsen
are jests.
Speaker 1: Where they are to be?
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, goodbye?
Speaker 5: Why you make that good actor of blue Beetle?
Speaker 6: Thanks, come on, let's get out of here. My car's
hitting alongside the road. About a mouth there.
Speaker 8: If you can make it, mister Tilting, I never felt
better in my life.
Speaker 5: Come on, when I get back to town.
Speaker 9: We'll put those stone on where they ball. You can
see any of you and you.
Speaker 2: Would.
Speaker 1: Oh, well, here comes weather be now?
Speaker 2: Oh where tells h I don't know he should here,
gentleman who has a marror rise?
Speaker 3: Or he couldn't make it press of official duties?
Speaker 6: Oh, I'm sorry?
Speaker 1: Were you conceated? Please? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Where's your uncle?
Speaker 1: Mister Weatherby?
Speaker 2: I will have to ask your indulgence, gentlemen, Uncle Amos
is a very thick man. He'll be here in just
a moment.
Speaker 1: With his position. Doctor Greer, Well, that's too bad.
Speaker 9: Why I didn't know he was able.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, we'll get down to business. You, gentlemen,
are a committee appointed by the mayor, I believe, to
represent the city and receiving a gift of one million
dollars from my uncle to be matched by another minion
and appropriated by the city to build a children's hospital.
Speaker 1: He is, yes, that's right.
Speaker 2: Well, a gentleman, it is my sad duty to have
to inform you that my uncle is withdrawing in his office.
What what What's that?
Speaker 5: Did we hear you right, young man.
Speaker 2: You did, gentleman. My uncle feels that he has too
many obligations and too many duties right now.
Speaker 4: He's on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Therefore, he
is turning his affairs over.
Speaker 1: To me to many.
Speaker 2: Well, what about you're authorizing this kid, Oh, gentlemen, I
agree with Uncle Lamis.
Speaker 4: I did not feel that his financial condition will allow.
Speaker 2: But you get to be made at present. But what
the city has already appropriated it here the land has
been condemned and the work of demolacing old tenements has
been started. I'm sorry, gentleman, but the decision is fine.
M I demand to see Amos tenison. Until I hear
it from his own lips, I will not.
Speaker 1: Believe your economa, gentleman.
Speaker 2: Here's uncle Amoth. Now he will speak for himself.
Speaker 6: We will tell over here for you.
Speaker 5: Kay, Jens have been what my nephew has just told
you is to.
Speaker 9: I'm turning my affairs over to a younger man to handle.
I want to rest and enjoy life. As soon as
my nephew converts my real estate holdings and other possessions
into cash. We are going away for a long fifth
heavens speed the day.
Speaker 4: I am very I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm a free d He's just tainted. If you'll have
the maid get some water, I'll give him a hyppodemic.
Speaker 6: He's just tainted.
Speaker 2: If you'll have the maid get some water, I'll give
him a hyppodemic. Gentleman, I know you excuse me, but
I must be my own.
Speaker 5: Very pretty team.
Speaker 1: But it it looks like it is. The real man
is nip Foster.
Speaker 9: I'll call the polief in Foster my eye. You young
shake a net. You wouldn't That crooked doctor three thought
you could get rid of me and take over my fortune.
Speaker 3: But your plans didn't work out. Brook there with the
other chutain, he's running for the door.
Speaker 1: I'm noting there with it.
Speaker 3: Who is the blue Beetles?
Speaker 2: And I've come to nip Ree Crooks? And where you are?
Speaker 1: Real weather?
Speaker 2: Bleonosens off the Mannaghan, his assistant will fort you the headquarters.
They're on my way here now, good work, blue beetles,
But where's my daughter? The blue beetle? Just release me
from my room.
Speaker 3: Her line is last year.
Speaker 2: Well, he'll soon be locked in where even the blue
beetle can't free him.
Speaker 3: Gentlemen, tell a mayor, my kids to the city still stand.
Speaker 9: Thank you, thank you, don't thank me. Thanks the Blue Beetles.
If it hadn't been for him, there'd be no children's
hospitals for ya city, Kenny.
Speaker 6: And how did you like your visit to see Booby Hatch?
Speaker 2: As Manning and calls it, that's a terrible player.
Speaker 6: What will happen to it now that doctor Dreer is
in prison? NamUs Kilton's going to take it over and
make a real sanitariumount of it. But the real psychiatrist
at the head of it saw.
Speaker 4: Moder inconveniences and more humane personnel.
Speaker 9: That's splendid.
Speaker 6: What about Weatherby He's to be disinherited, Silpho's my name
will go to his foster daughter Diana.
Speaker 1: Two beetles certainly straightened.
Speaker 6: That situation out. But there's one thing he forgot for
not yes, promus, he made the King Arthur, King.
Speaker 1: Arthur, who's King Author?
Speaker 2: One of the unfortunates of the sanitarium.
Speaker 6: Where are you going, Danny?
Speaker 2: I'm going to buy King Authors a new round table,
I promised him. And so a little private work of
for Troman Dan Garrit as the Blue Beatles brought happiness
to many people as well as justice to a group
of dishonest men. The moral of this story is always
find time to help the unfortunates, and whenever you make
a promise, keep it. What further adventures away the Blue
Beatles in his crusade against crime? This question will be
answered in the next transcribed episode of The Blue Beatles.
The Blue Beatle is a copyrighted box feature appearing in
Mystery Men Comics magazines and The Blue Beetle magazines.
Speaker 1: The Blue Beatle is on the air twice a week on.
Speaker 2: The same station. Can pass the broadcast schedule in your
local newspapers, and don't forget to listening to
Speaker 1: The Blue Beetle.