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nineteen forty nine, here is an episode, and I'm going
to admit I'm going to use an alternate title. I
will tell you the other titles that this is circulates
around after the podcast, but we're gonna call this Murder
on the High Seas.
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The Adventures of the Saint starring Vincent Price. The Saint,
based on characters created by Leslie Charterists and known to
millions from books, magazines, and motion pictures. The robin Hood
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and talented actor Vincent Price as.
Speaker 3: The Saint. Hello, how is my favorite shipboard acquaintance this evening?
Simonly you startle me?
Speaker 4: You can hardly see you through the fog here on deck.
Speaker 3: Yes, it is getting thicker, isn't it? But I suppose
it's to be expected. Last night nature went on a
binge of moonshine, and this is her foggy morning after
only it's evening. How can you tell through the fog?
You know you have a very pretty laugh, Barber. I'll
listen for it in all of your pictures from now.
Speaker 5: I thank you, Simon, but I'm I'm not going to
make any more pictures. I'm retiring, retiring, at the peak
of your career. I'm just tired of pictures, that's all, Barbara.
You'll never be able to run away from it. What
do you mean I'm referring to whatever it is.
Speaker 3: That frightens you. Why don't you tell me about it? Barbara,
there's nothing to tail on.
Speaker 1: I'm tired.
Speaker 3: I need to raise plese Simon. Don't make me talk
about it. Something that, Simon? Is that someone standing there? Yeah? No,
I don't see anyone. You are nervous, Simon.
Speaker 5: Only I could confide in someone, if I could tell.
Speaker 3: You what Perhaps I already know more than you think
I do. You're cold, suhere's your wrath.
Speaker 5: It's over there, some place in one of those dickss.
Speaker 3: I'll find it. I don't see it here, Barbara, you
shure you, Barbara, behind you, look out, Barbara, Barbara, man overboard,
Man overboard.
Speaker 6: Maybe you'd like a swim to Saint Hell.
Speaker 7: Oh oh, mister Templar, mister Templar.
Speaker 3: Oh Hello. I suppose the usual question is where am I?
Speaker 7: Sometimes they awaken from your type of custom made comma,
asking whoever.
Speaker 3: I Evidently I wasn't hit quite that hard. I even
remember who you are. Doctor Norman. It is doctor Norman,
the celebrated psychiatrist, isn't it?
Speaker 7: That is good template, But I'm afraid I must still
confine you here to the ship's infirmary for a while.
A possible concussion. You know.
Speaker 3: They tell me what makes a famous neurologist like you
poses a mere ship's doctor.
Speaker 7: I'm really not posing, Patridge, the ship's physician is ill.
I was within earshot when I heard the familiar call,
is there a doctor in the house? And no, Simon,
don't try to get up. I have a flask here
if a drink will make you happy.
Speaker 3: Oh not right now, thank you. So I recall I
have some unfinished business to attend.
Speaker 7: Yes, they couldn't find her any folk. She's gone. Yes,
it was a horrible accident.
Speaker 3: Horrible, yes, accident.
Speaker 7: Now you mean to say she didn't fall over book,
she was murdered. Murdered, but true, I think I know.
Oh my head, it feels like the Aberdeen proving grass.
I will mix you a sedative. You know you're not
looking very well.
Speaker 3: I always look like this when I'm angry. I'm the
one cure.
Speaker 6: Yes, I know.
Speaker 7: The lady with these scales known as Madame justice. You know, timply,
I've been curious about what makes a man like you.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you every eight days or so, someone winds
me up. Right now, I'm wound up, tight, tight with fury.
Speaker 7: Well, it's a psychiatrist. I would advise you to unwind it.
Speaker 3: Here we are doing this.
Speaker 7: It will put you to sleep after a while.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 7: You say you think you know who killed Barbara Simon.
Speaker 3: I was wrong, I do know.
Speaker 7: Well, I think you ought to talk to me. Unwind yourself.
Speaker 3: You think I need psychiatry, doctor, well, I think you're
too taught at the moment.
Speaker 7: That plus you're concussion it might be dangerous.
Speaker 3: Very well, doctor Alan Wined, I'll tell you the entire story.
Speaker 7: If you don't mind, Simon here this will help derism.
It's a metronome. Psychiatrists often use them.
Speaker 3: But if you run no, I don't mind. I'd never
met Barbara Brooks, although I'd doubt if there's a human
being alive who hasn't heard of her or seen her
in the movies. I first saw the day we boarded ship.
There was something in her expression, in the way she
walked and talked and smiled that immediately told me here
was someone I should know. Her entire demeanor was an
attitude of invitation that a man sphere doctor. She was
a frightened lady. She wanted someone near her. I walked
over to her there on deck and immediately made myself useful.
Her steward evidently had become busy elsewhere, so I kipped
my hat and said, somewhat idiotically, get your program here, lady.
You can't tell the staterooms without the numbers. I beg
you if your steward seems to have deserted you. I'd
sailed a scow before, or so. If it's the direction
to your stateroom you're looking for, I would like it.
I would do a number.
Speaker 7: Please say thank you very much much.
Speaker 3: It's this way. My My name's Temper Simon, for sure.
And of course you're Barbara Brooks. You know we passed
the bar on route to eight thirty six main deck.
There's an old passion with a new acquaintance. Sound in writing.
It will a little later after you see here on
the ship. Oh, there are several Oh, I see he's
gone in the corner. Yeah, I think I saw the man.
You meant, a certain north centered gentleman named Raider. I
don't know that name. No, surely you've heard of Phil Raider.
He's just as big a star in his line of
work as you are in yours. What is his line
of work? Well, he's he's an exterminator of human beings.
Speaker 8: Mister.
Speaker 3: I'm afraid that was obvious from the moment I first
saw you. Why don't you tell me about it? No,
I can't know. I'd be cured. That's as good a
reason as any for not telling me. But I must
warn you I have a peculiar talent for finding things
out for myself.
Speaker 4: No, you mustn't do anything, please please.
Speaker 9: Hello Rader, Oh, miss Saint m world's getting smaller, Yes.
Speaker 3: Yes, but I understand you're doing your share to see
that it doesn't get overcrowded. Traveling for your health again
or just traveling, just traveling, Raider. Why does the mere
glimpse of you rounding a corner start a lady's teeth
to chattering lady?
Speaker 10: I don't know any ladies, obviously. Maybe she thought I
was someone else. Maybe, And if you're.
Speaker 3: Of a mind to annoy her, you'll wish you were.
Speaker 10: Look saint, Just soak up sunshine on this cruise. Don't
go poking in any dark places might be bad for you.
Speaker 3: Oh what sort of bad rader look.
Speaker 10: Big shot? Just so there's no misunderstanding, you butt in
where you ain't welcome on this cruise.
Speaker 3: And yes, and I'll kill you.
Speaker 7: How is your head, sir?
Speaker 3: And it feels as if a regimental crap game was
going on inside of it with jet propelled dice.
Speaker 7: You haven't drunk your sedative yet?
Speaker 3: Here? Oh? Thank you? Shall I go on taking the
load off of my concussion?
Speaker 7: Yes, by all means? I think I was present at
the Mexico.
Speaker 3: Yes, doctor you were. It was the night of that
ridiculous costume ball ships captains is so fond of arrangement,
he is.
Speaker 7: I remember we were at the bar together.
Speaker 3: You were a pirate, I recall it years and you
were a clown. The ball was loaded with clowns, some
of them not even aware of their clownishness. But it
was gay and sprightly, and the music was good. I
remember our conversation. Doctor. You suddenly appeared at my elbow
and said, in the most chivery, sinister manner, you.
Speaker 7: Know, templar, I have a confession to make to you. Well,
I'm always interested in confessions. Doctor, I've had a schoolboy
crush on the beautiful Barbara ever since I saw her
and pictures first. Tell me what does one do about it?
Speaker 3: Well, I know exactly what I would do if I
were you, doctor, Yes, I'd consult the nearest psychiatryst at.
Speaker 7: The prices we judge. I think I was hoping you'd
cut a fellow in on your acquaintanceship, Templar. But if
you won't introduce me, won't you at least show me
which masks she's hiding under? I think I might be
able to make my own introduction.
Speaker 3: Oh very well, doctor, look for a self like figure
in a blue and yellow hollo can costume.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Templar, Thank you, And if you should ever
need a good psychiatry prices you charge, I will be seen.
Speaker 4: Don't turn around, mister Templer. I have a pistol and
a smaller back.
Speaker 3: Now, really is that any way to enjoy a wall
that insane? I'm only is except for the small of
my back, which feels abnormally large at the moment.
Speaker 4: Certain arrangements of a made saint. It means a big
hit of lettuce if they go through all the signs
say keep up, say that you do, now, don't turnroun.
It's custom so pretty. I'd hate to have to put
a hold from my pocket.
Speaker 3: Well, it's probably just a coincidence, but I've acquired the
same regard for the small of my back.
Speaker 4: Keep regarding it that I was saying, don't let your
nose wonder where it doesn't belong, and you might begin
by forgetting. You saw certain people aboard this boat.
Speaker 3: See just tell me how you're going to swing it,
missus Miller, or don't be surprised, I'd recognize the notorious
little Miller's voice on a party line. How are you
going to take him? Little U palm days or perhaps
a mark deck.
Speaker 4: This rod has a hair trigger, Saint, just a touch
on your little little's.
Speaker 5: Li li, you're lucky saying he'd.
Speaker 3: A shot, Give your here, give your he go, crowd,
crowd or all you want to. She won't mind now, yes,
say still let her in the back. Leaves very little doubt.
Speaker 7: She's dead, you know, Simon, I would never have played
say late missus Miller for a professional card shop. She
who was anything but the time.
Speaker 3: Professional card shops are always anything but the type. Doctor.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and you think I actually played bridge with her
myself with a crook and a hot headed one had said.
Speaker 3: Well, as my old grandmother used to say, doctor, beware
of lady thieves with red hair.
Speaker 7: I guess the lady's read hair accounted for the lack
of insulation in her temperament. Oh how does your head feel? Simon?
Speaker 3: Better? Doctor, much better.
Speaker 7: You still haven't touched your sedative, you.
Speaker 3: Know, haven't.
Speaker 7: I I think you'll find that it helps Simon.
Speaker 3: Heah, oh, thank you. Well, you know, shortly after the
murder of missus Miller, doctor I called on her bereaved
husband and a partner in crime. A very interesting visitor.
Speaker 7: Was you have the neck for making all of your
visits into distinct salmon tad?
Speaker 3: And I found Miller in the bar, quenching his sorrow
with the merry waters of the river are forgetful.
Speaker 6: Fifty grand and the palm of our hands, and beep,
no more limb, no more lil, No more sucker, no
more sucker, Beep, no more fifty grand.
Speaker 3: I see you valued your wife highly. Who was the sucker? Miller?
Ha ha, you're funny. Tell me what's phil raider cruising
for Miller? And don't tell me it's a coincidence he's
on board the same ship.
Speaker 6: You get funnier and funnier. Why is Barbara Brooks so
afraid of Raider? You ain't even warm, Saint. You're a
mile wide of the target.
Speaker 3: And I'd better use a different kind of ammunition. Yeah,
like what like a little murder performed on an unwilling
sucker in Reno. Well you know about that. You won't
like going back to Reno, Miller. It gets hot in
the summer time, especially in the penitential.
Speaker 6: Raider was with liting me on this deal. He I
wasn't gonna say anything, feel honest.
Speaker 10: I was just I always knew someday you'd choken their yellow.
I thought you and I had a little understanding.
Speaker 3: Saint. You've got a reputation for wrong thoughts, Rader.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but right or wrong.
Speaker 10: I backed my ideas up to the hill.
Speaker 3: Treat that frog. Stick around the cover, Raider, or I
might take it away from you and the Dutch courage
that rides with it too.
Speaker 9: I'll keep it hidden for now.
Speaker 10: You just be careful of the places where the lights
don't shine. Saint cold On Miller, I want to talk with.
Speaker 6: You I'll be out in a little while, Phil.
Speaker 3: I want to drink wrong enough. Come on, you'd better go, Miller.
And if you can't talk your way out of it,
my regards to the fishes.
Speaker 7: And I recall it well. Shortly after, mister Leder passed
on his second warnings that you and I met for
the first time professional.
Speaker 3: Yes, doctor, the very next night, and I am.
Speaker 7: Very surprised at you. He'd want you to stay away
from dark plate.
Speaker 3: Yes doctor, so he had. But I'm perverse by nature
and I like to poke around. I was strolling around
the deck with Barbara, getting moon burned and trying desperately
to get some more information.
Speaker 4: So wonderful having you near, Simon.
Speaker 3: I feel safe, say, I refuse to accept the compliment,
particularly on a moonlit night at sea.
Speaker 4: I'm referring to danger, Simon, not romans.
Speaker 3: They're often the very same thing. I'd like to join
the team, Barbara.
Speaker 5: Why don't you be fighting me, because if I did,
we'd both be dead by morning.
Speaker 3: I must going to ugod night, Simon.
Speaker 6: Good night, turn around, Tepler.
Speaker 3: I've got a I know gun pointed at the small
of my back.
Speaker 6: That's it. Now keep away from Barbara.
Speaker 3: Brooks, am I clear, clear enough? Anything else?
Speaker 6: Yeah, just so it sinks in. Saint, take this along
the remember.
Speaker 3: Once again you enter the picture, Doctor Norman. You found
me there lying on the deck, basking in moonlight and blood.
Speaker 7: Go on, Simon, tell me the rest of it.
Speaker 3: Well, after your neat job of vulcanizing me, thus saving
me a trip to the ship's doctor and innumerable words
of explanation, I hit upon a strategy, and my next
visit found me calling in the lions dead. Wow. I
tell you you're being made a Patsy raider. You're on the
verge of being demoted back to second class hoodlum.
Speaker 10: I can take care of myself.
Speaker 3: And I admit a minor sandbagging committed in your good
name doesn't amount too much. But what if the same
someone likes your name and designs to use it in
other ways?
Speaker 10: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: I mean murder? You're a lead pipe cinch to pay
for one of your own someday rader. But meanwhile, how
would you feel getting hung for somebody else's shenanigan. I'd
be annoyed, you sure would.
Speaker 10: Look I'm not rigged up with no murder, Saint little
meant fifty grand us alive. That's what we figured the
sucker was good for.
Speaker 3: It's a good enough reason for wanting Lil among the
present instead of the late Raider. To mean, what was
the angle? Blackmail?
Speaker 5: Nah?
Speaker 3: No, nothing so crude.
Speaker 9: Saint.
Speaker 10: I sponsored the party, spot him, finger them and oil them,
and the millers squeeze him through a deck of card.
Guy's a sucker for good looking dames and card game.
Speaker 3: That's all that sounds very uncomplicated, easy picking.
Speaker 10: Guy ain't had the coin long enough to be smart
about it.
Speaker 3: Who's the guy he makes water heating the fat man
with the diamonds from pasaic. That's sorry. You should have dumbled.
Speaker 9: Looks like you did.
Speaker 10: I thought you were out for a bust up in
fifty g's a lot of money, Saint. I figured if
I could scare you'd be insurance. How about But Barbara Brooks.
Speaker 3: Deal me out.
Speaker 10: I'm not in on whatever the caper is there.
Speaker 3: She saw you the day we sailed, and she got scared.
Speaker 10: Maybe it's because I ain't exactly pretty. But if you
really want to know something to Saint, I'll tell you
I was propositioned on the stunt against said dame.
Speaker 9: A few weeks before we sailed.
Speaker 10: I turned it down.
Speaker 9: The Big Dough tooal yeah, big Dough to bump her off.
Speaker 10: Not for me, though, she's too prominent. Too much heat
on those jobs who made the offer. Rader, he wasn't
exactly interested in leaving his calling card, saying, just to
John Smith's far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 3: But he had a description, didn't he? Everybody has a description?
Speaker 10: Sure, sure, he was a medium sized guy with the
lights who turned them off.
Speaker 7: Brown tie blue shirt, brown tie blue shirt.
Speaker 3: Brown tie blue shirt. Not a very harmonious color scheme,
is it really? Thank you? Rader? At least your last
earthly utterance was in the direction of good thank.
Speaker 8: You round thie blue shirts.
Speaker 3: What does he mean, Simon, Well, it means that either
the man for whom I search isn't a very fastidious dresser,
doctor or else, or else, or else he's color blind.
Blue and brown just aren't worn together. Hell no, I'll
take that drink now, doctor.
Speaker 7: I mixed for you your concussion later.
Speaker 3: Doctor later.
Speaker 7: Well, I can see that you're going to be a
very difficult patient. I hope you don't mind drinking out
of another medicine.
Speaker 3: Glass right now. I prefer a little more. Doctor, that's fine.
Has such a beautiful color, hasn't it? Doctor?
Speaker 7: Hasn't it? Aren't you going to drink it?
Speaker 8: Simon?
Speaker 3: In a moment, doctor, when I finished my story, Oh.
Speaker 7: Yes, of course his study Barbara's murder, wasn't it?
Speaker 3: Yes? Barbara was next. But immediately before our last meeting
on deck and the fog, Doctor, I found out what
she was afraid of. You did, But how it was easy.
The steward had some keys, I had some money. The
steward has enough now for that chicken ranch he's always
dreamed of.
Speaker 7: You broke into Barbara's states room.
Speaker 3: Yes, well what did you find, Simon? Largely perfume stockings
and some letters, doctor, peculiar letters f yes, yes, no,
from the same fan, A fan she was once engaged
to marry, doctor, A fan who loved her very much
and hated her in equal proportions, who was so torn
between love and hate he had to kill her.
Speaker 7: It's got, sophic.
Speaker 3: You should know what do you mean? Will you know
the classifications? You're the doctor?
Speaker 7: Oh drink Simon?
Speaker 3: A color blind schizophrenic. I don't believe I've ever met
one before, Doctor Norman. So color blind. He mistook the
green and orange holloqun castume worn by Lil Miller for
the blue and yellow one worn by Barbara. That is
very interesting, poor little if she'd come to the ball
as anything but a harlequin, she'd have lived to take
in fifty thousand dollars. You know you were wrong about
Lil's hair, Doctor, It wasn't red, it was brown.
Speaker 7: You said it was read.
Speaker 3: I wanted to see if you'd agreed. You said yes,
of course, handed to me, would you, doctor, stare alongside
the drink. No, no, don't try to tell them apart
by their aromas. Doctor, it's obvious that there are different colors.
I'll catch you tell.
Speaker 7: You find it saint like very much for you to
drink it.
Speaker 3: My doctor, What a pretty purple gun you're wearing? Or
is it pink?
Speaker 7: Drink up, Tippler, You hardly feel it. It's just a
dash of Prussic.
Speaker 3: Acid, doctor Norman. When you give sedative, you go overboard
drink it, Timpler, Well you're the doctor. A toast to you,
Doctor Norman. To your green shirt, blue tie, and gray handkerchief,
none of which match.
Speaker 7: Here's how my eyes you threw it in my eyes.
Speaker 3: It was a question of your eyes or my stomach. Doctor.
My eyes I blind. You'll get over it, doctor, which
is more than can be said of me if one
of those wild shots of yours should hit me. I
know I shouldn't practice medicine without a license, doctor, any
more than you should. But here's a sedative from me
to you. It pleasant nightmares. Doctor Norman.
Speaker 2: You have been listening to another adventure of the Saint,
the robin Hood of modern crime, and now here is
our star, Vincent Price.
Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen. In a prejudice filled America, no one
would be secure in his job, his business, his church,
or his home. Yet racial and religious antagonisms are exploited
daily by quacks and adventurers, whose followers make up the irresponsible,
lunatic fringe of American life. Refuse to listen to or
spread rumors against any race or religion. Helped us stamp
out prejudice in our country. Let's judge our neighbors by
the character of their lives alone, and not on the
basis of their religion or origin. This is Vincent Price
inviting you to join us again next week at the
same time for another exciting Adventure of the Saint good
Night the Night.
Speaker 2: Script of The Saint was written by Michael Kramoy. Our
cast included Betty lou Gerson, Gene Bates, Frank Gersteal, Bill Conrad,
and Bonney Phillips. The music was composed and conducted by
Harry Zimmerman. The Saint, based on characters created by Leslie Charteris,
is a James L. Saffier production and is directed by
Thomas A.
Speaker 3: Mcavity.
Speaker 2: Vincent Price is soon to be seen in Harry and
Popkins's production of Champagne for Caesar, co starring Ronald Coleman.
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Your announcer, Merril Ross, this is the mutual well broadcasting system.
Speaker 1: Welcome back. An enjoyable episode. And I really loved the
idea of this story being told and us learning that
it was actually being told to the killer at his
own designs on Simon, And of course you have to
love the interplay of two great actors, Vincent Price and
William Conrand. And there's something about Price where when he
gets a lot of seeds with the same performer. I
think of the suspense episode of the Hands of Mister Outermon,
which he played with Claude Rains that you really can
have just this great energy going on. Now, what are
the titles of this program that are listed typically on
the internet. Number one, the Schizophrenic Psychiatrists. I hope people
see the problem with that title. It gives away the
entire blot. So does the second most popular title that
you'll see on the Internet for this episode, The color
Blind Killer Furder on the Hot Seas is generic, but
it is a title that has been used for this episode,
and it's the only title that's been used for this
episode that doesn't ruin the ending. On the toddling issues,
you do have to say that the portrayal of color
blonde is ridiculously broad. Now, to be fair, a lot
of Golden Age media when it came to mysteries, portray
color blindness in this way. Without getting too much into
the weeds on this Generally, color blindness comes there across
a spectrum of a few different colors that you're not
able to distinguish. But even more than that is just
the fact that this guy is a prominent man in
a profession that relies on credibility, and the way Simon
describes it, he walks around dressing a way that others
have said, oh, look, there's a clown in that situation,
particularly in this era, if you had a disability that
was not immediately visible, you would want to camouflage that.
And prominent people who have colorblindness, they tend to work
things out with assistance or tailor's or someone else who
will go ahead and say, okay, well you need to
go ahead and plan these outfits. These shirts go with
this pair of pants, and this tie goes with this shirt,
and just you know, and put maybe little labels on
them that are written so he knows what to do.
And so where some of the subtlety might come in
is a situation where things are not carefully planned or
the person with color blindness doesn't have an opportunity to
follow their typical process. Listener comments and feedback now and
we go to YouTube where Joe comments regarding the episode.
Mister important, thanks Adam, you are the best. I love
your comments. I learned so much from you. Well, thanks
so much, appreciate your comment.
Speaker 3: Joe.
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Speaker 7: Where and now you stand with Special Investigator Nick Oliver,
both of you shaking your head as a dead man
lying on the.
Speaker 3: Cot just off Route sixty six.
Speaker 7: There Clinton, Oh, possible way of identification?
Speaker 3: Nothing.
Speaker 11: I'll get Haynes with a fingerprint, jo and see if
his print'sallusating. I don't think even a mother would recognize
his face. Hey, where are you going?
Speaker 3: Looking around?
Speaker 4: And wish that ambulance will get here? What are you
looking for?
Speaker 3: Something in the grass? Next? Yay, you know it's a coin.
Here's another one. Let me see there's the Mexican coins, right,
that's what they are. Well, what are they doing here? Rhino?
Speaker 11: Well, we've got something anyhow. It's not much more than nothing,
but it's something.
Speaker 1: I hope you'll be with us then. In the meantime,
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This is your host, Adam Graham signing off.