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This is your host, Adam Graham. In a moment, we're
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one of the most natural things when you think about
and Sint Price playing The Saint is to associate it
to NBC in nineteen fifty and nineteen fifty one, and
really that's where the bulk of the recordings come from.
But Vincent Price's time playing Simon Templar actually began back
in nineteen forty seven over Canux Radio in Los Angeles.
Say the role for fifty one weeks, of which we
only have one episode available so here from October fifteenth,
nineteen forty seven is a case that I'm not going
to refer to by the more commonly known fan name,
but I'm going to use an existing alternate title. Here
is mister important.
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Speaker 6: Come in.
Speaker 3: Oh all it's you again, Yes, me again sayin' and
I talking me back for an answer, And I told
you what the answer would be, MCGD. I like this town.
I'm going to stick around a few more days and
finish up my business here, like I said, saying it
ain't your business, and the forces up the price to
five grand for you to skip five grand, Saint, just
to leave Donald forget you've ever been here. That's not
my price. My god, what do you want? Go make
an office? I want the man who killed John Daniels
Daniels STRACIY Department. God, Yes, what do you guy to
do with him? He is a friend of mine. I
want the boy or cut him down the gun and
he's one boy you ain't gonna get. Saint. Oh, oh,
the big shot did it himself. A big shot did
it himself. And then I'll settle for him. He's settling
your grave. First, you're gonna have to make an awful
lot of first down step across that goal line missed template. Oh,
I've got some tick plays. I expect to use detection
against power. It sometimes works, My guy, I always said
you were a smart fans. I guess I heard wrong.
He ain't gone tough tough enough. And just wait, you
see what you gotta go through before you even get
within hard calling distance of the big shots. Saint. Well,
you see, and to top it up, there ain't put
two guys in this County. But know who he is?
Who are the two mcgun goodbody Saint Martinian Shaw the
best undertakers? And who are the two guys who know
who the big shot is? Mcgarrett. I'll come no closer
to Saint. This gun spits poison. What poison? Now? That
gun looks good on you, mcgartt it thurt of rounds
out the picture of what the well dressed bomb is?
Where stay away say, I'll show you what the well
dress snooper wears in this time a play for red
invest Now keep back there, thank you. I'll add this
piece of lethal hardware to my collection, the guard. And
if you don't start the sort of conversation piece I
want to hear, you go into my collection too. I
don't know, I know, but I'm not interested in your
lack of formal education. It's the name of two people
I'm concerned with. I don't know my arm. Look on
my name. It was a name she knew, mister. The
only thing I ever went for. Name name quite Rose
Crose tailor go away on other name kill me. I'll
kill you if you don't the other name hell Busby.
Let go very well, My god Rose Healing and alb
I won't you say you ain't scoring against this team?
But I heard you the guard and now my old
grandmother used to stay out, bomb out. Yes, I'm coming,
Do I know you not yet?
Speaker 7: Rose?
Speaker 3: Come now? Rose? Is it a light to shut the
door on a man's So I'll give you my word.
I'm not a brushtails and why I haven't got a
brush to myny?
Speaker 6: Then I'll give you one scram mister. I don't like stupid,
all right, So you're in. So what do we do now, Dan?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Sure? Sing? Perhaps you couldn't buy a song from mate,
not even a little song. A man's name, the man behind,
the man behind the guns? Rose, mister important, that's no
small music, Mister, that's the whole opera. Are you afraid
of being two rows in this town?
Speaker 6: The best way to stay healthy is to stay afraid.
Speaker 3: I'm scared of everyone, mister, I'm even scared of you.
Maybe I should have taken off the puck and he
when Halloween was over, like the rest of the children.
You've got a bug buzn't inside your mister.
Speaker 6: It's going to get you killed unless you stop it
from asking the wrong kind of questions. What's your target anyway, right.
Speaker 3: Tiger the electric chair, and I intend to dump my
ammunition squarely in it. A man named John Daniels was
killed by a man I'm going to meet very soon.
You're dead, mister, You're all dead.
Speaker 6: All that's needed to make it legal for the buzzers
and see you to lie down.
Speaker 3: Oh you're dead. As long as I don't know it,
it won't hurt me.
Speaker 5: You better go.
Speaker 6: If anyone knew I was within ten yards of a
guy who's read hot as you, mister, they burned me
down to please go?
Speaker 3: Where can I find the big shot?
Speaker 6: I never heard tell of any big shot.
Speaker 3: You're barking up the wrong tombstone.
Speaker 7: Mister.
Speaker 3: You're a morbid little girl, aren't you.
Speaker 6: Like I said, in this town death, there's always looking
in on you.
Speaker 3: Anyone you meet can be the butcher, even you now go.
I'm scared. What if someone tells you that you were
what you weren't you. Let's get into the fire escape
and don't get down. You don't work rose whoa, Yes, yes,
I was tailed too bad. You were the one who
had to be tagged. Well, mister Templar, I'm glad you
decided to visit the office of the district Attorney voluntarily.
It does save you the embarrassment of mind picking you up, yes,
mister Richards, but it also saves you the embarrassment of
trying to pick me up. Why this sudden desire to
entertain me, mister Richard, I'm not entertaining you, Saint. I'm
houlding you from murder. I repeat why you were in
the same room when Rose Taylor was killed. So the
least I can do to uphold my oath of office,
mister Templar, is to jug you as shall we say,
a material witness. It's nice material, mister Richards, but it
makes it badly sitting ensued. Why was she killed because
she was one of the two people who knew the
name of your local head crumb Bumb. She told you.
I wasn't given enough time to convince it that she
should before someone decided it was the fourth of July.
But there are other ways to search him out and
make sure he keeps his date. His date, mister Temple.
Yea with the chair that men sit in only once.
I thinking John Daniels was a friend of mine from childhood.
I was a pallbearer at his funeral mister Richards, and
so the bullet in his back made his coffin offully heavy.
It got heavier in retrospect when I heard the district
attorney had called the case close, I had to close.
I got up every alley and they were all dead end.
There were too many cases of my steps, I know,
so I'm playing it my way. I've gone up the
same blind alleys in the past few days. Now I'm
in an alley with a freeway at the end of it.
You mean you know who killed then, yes, it's the
number one, the big shot himself. Now all I have
to do is learn his name. It is little and
of course take him. I have to lock you up
for your own safety, and you should, but you won't.
In fact, you can't, no, no, because I took the
liberty to do a little pass agency what I told
the newspapers that I'd be here both today to have
a talk and tomorrow morning at ten o'clock to deliver
a murderer. The people in this town might not approve
of your not giving me the chance. All right, until
ten tomorrow, I'll expect you, mister Templar, with or without
ju victim, I'll be here. I know you'll be here,
mister Templar. The only question is will you be here
dead all the lot? Temper Oh, you stitled me. For
a moment I thought you were someone else, someone who
couldn't possibly walk up to me on the street. Who
are you her sister?
Speaker 6: The late Rose Taylor system? Mister Templar, does one call
you things?
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: Why did you kill us?
Speaker 3: There's only one possible answer to that. I didn't.
Speaker 6: I don't believe you. No, don't reach into that pocket thing, nothingless.
You're completely bored with.
Speaker 3: Life, bored. On the contrary, so far, my life with
you has been one continual round of excitement.
Speaker 6: Next, I suppose you'll suggest we fly away to the castle.
Speaker 3: Or something like that. Only I had the bar up
the street in mind as the place to fly away to.
Speaker 6: I don't drink with people I don't trust, so let's
fly my way. Come and in case you're thinking of lingering,
remember I've got a hand on my pocketbook and a
finger danism convinced you didn't chow those I.
Speaker 3: Bet it's a twenty five with the mother of pearl hammer.
Speaker 6: You win the bet. It's a small gun, but when
the bullets hit they feel big.
Speaker 3: Come where are we going?
Speaker 6: Someone wants to see you?
Speaker 3: And you were delegated to all me and a mere
girl with a mere twenty five.
Speaker 6: I wasn't delegated. Do I bag for the job? Flash, Dolphy,
I'd beg for the job because I was hoping you'd
try not to come. Rose was my only sister.
Speaker 3: Come on, come on, one more question before I decide
whether or not to be shot or hijack.
Speaker 6: Whom are we calling on our Boston? I'm a secretary.
Speaker 3: He wants to see you rest your tricker finger, lady.
That's exactly what I feel like doing too.
Speaker 5: Hello, well, well, well my old body is saint. I
had Jackie bring you over because I want to warn
you to layoff scene.
Speaker 3: At that time. You want me to lay off and
you want that serving.
Speaker 5: Time, and I the smartened up scene. I don't bite
off more than I can swallow no longer. I wan's
making you over rich?
Speaker 3: Who's the big boss? Alf? For? How much you mean
you'll tell for money?
Speaker 5: Can you think of a better thing to get paid off?
Speaker 3: In?
Speaker 5: I those I'm smartened up. I don't squeeze triggers for
a living.
Speaker 3: No more sing or what type of wrong doing do
you specialize in.
Speaker 5: Now and in charge of the big bosses books?
Speaker 3: You mean there's pet hons and cat black money and
mad but that depends on how the books are kept.
Speaker 5: See, I've got a system, and the only guy knows
who the big boy is, and the only guy knows what.
Speaker 3: His take is.
Speaker 5: It trusts me like a Siamese twin.
Speaker 3: That you repay his dress by robbing you.
Speaker 5: It's all in the record. I got been telling you
I was smartened up. Nobody knows that, saint, But your
Perl Daniels was here in town on my private invitation.
Speaker 3: You mean you sent for the Treasury department. Sure, it's
like this.
Speaker 5: The big boy pulls in seven figures a year on
his businesses, and naturally he don't pay no taxes. And
it's the whisky, naturally, so the fortune to our uncle
and back tex stuff. Only our uncle don't know he's
got it coming. So I thought he should. Out of patriotism,
of course, yeah, out of patriotism. They always treated me
so nice and leven weight out of patriotism and ten
that's what Uncle Sammy's got me in for, for helping
to catch a tax dodger. Was the boss got wise
to what Daniels was up to and gave him one
to the lungs.
Speaker 3: How fortunate he didn't get wise you.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, but I've smartened up, saint, I've smartened up.
Speaker 6: I think just came out.
Speaker 5: Feels like, oh yeah, I've been expecting that, Jackie. I
better get into these brooks by.
Speaker 6: A way I'm going off.
Speaker 3: Another is that a books to juggle?
Speaker 5: Al Yeah, someone of a joints and better open the stuff.
Speaker 7: To it one.
Speaker 3: Hell stop it, get down? Help? Oh like, what's the
do you think? Yeah? You smartened up all, but I'm
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Speaker 6: Not above an old fashions.
Speaker 3: You think it will take you drownd out the explosion
in your ears.
Speaker 6: So you followed me Smith, I'll you, Mike.
Speaker 3: Little girls who don't want to be followed shouldn't wear
now number five and tackler reading gowns, particularly the ladder,
and they shouldn't carry bombs around either, as long as
you're wearing that particular evening gown. I'm fine to believe you.
But you did serve up the bomb, didn't you.
Speaker 6: Books Oh no, the bombers there Temmy ow.
Speaker 3: Yes, mister Boston is deaded in the city. He named
himself actor. There'll be others only.
Speaker 6: Answers to that one. And even if I did, you
wouldn't tell me how right you are. I'm too young.
A guy like Rose dies. I'm not many wrecked. I
don't know.
Speaker 3: It's amazing how few people in this town are admit
to knowing anything must be grasped in the public school system.
Speaker 6: No fear the nervous system. The only thing people in
this town aren't afraid of is being arrest.
Speaker 3: They've been cities like this before, Jackie, and in nine
cases out of ten, when the local Mussolini was eliminated,
the lesser rap scampered off the ship.
Speaker 6: The big hunk is bit naughty yourself, Robin Hood. I
wonder if you can swallow through.
Speaker 3: And I was beginning to enjoy our conversation. Also the
Chelle number five.
Speaker 6: Any day I noticed you were.
Speaker 3: Enjoying a well, where are you going?
Speaker 6: I'm in a kind of safety zone. I'm leaving town.
Don't be surprised if you get a postcard or a
picture of the arts of triumph.
Speaker 3: Goodbye, Jackie and Luck.
Speaker 6: You're the one I needs a luck. How can you
get him?
Speaker 3: Rose was a good kid. I'll get him. He was
a good chio. And thanks for the night.
Speaker 6: I don't know what you're talking.
Speaker 3: You where, missus Templer. How convenient of the newspaper to
keep its reference files open at night? Are you a
professional busybody or are you an ax to grind too?
I'm not a busy buddy, mister Templar, nor do I
have an extra grind nearly a gun to shoot, Mister Templar.
You know some days somewhere a man will come up
to me on a dark street merely ask me for
a light. I doubt it. I'm afraid your saintly stay
in this world of tears and chaos is going to
its close. Mister Templer, this time you've poked up the
wrong fire.
Speaker 5: You seemed nervous.
Speaker 3: Mister Templar, Who were you? Because it matter? We'll be
acquainted such a short time. Well, I'd just like to
know who it is that I am to come back
and hout very well. I am known to the exceedingly
few who know me as the professor. I've had guns
pulled on me by cop cranks, kirks and coroners. But
I believe you're the very first professor. I don't mean
to disillusion you, mister Templer, but I was merely an
assistant professor. If you don't mind the cars over there
and after you, please, no jokes, I assure you this
is the most serious matter. Come here we are you
will get him pleased. Oh ad to you? Oh no,
I forgot. You're not in much of a mood for joking,
are you? No, not unless the joke is mine like this? Oh,
I'm just a little hard to poish you. Could he
save you all, some fool? Can I tell you to
write the car, Stephen, not to offer suggestion? Okay, boys,
where to the country first? We'll go to the place, Stephen.
There are some questions I want mister Temper to answer,
questions that may require us sound to crue. Oh wake up,
mister templar. Oh so there really is someone like you.
I didn't think I deserved that bad a dream, bloody
but unbowed. Hey, mister Temper, for a moment I was
afraid I might have been a trip for two energetic
on your skull. I hate to both, Professor, for my
skull has increased before by experts. In fact, it has
more treads than it and good rich put than his tires.
In front of your little jokes, I see how unfortunate
they must be wasted on me. You see, I'm a
humorless man. So I've noticed I brought you here to
ask you some questions, mister Templa. They should have warned me, Professor.
I'm afraid I didn't come prepared for a quid. I
have various means of preparing, mister Templer, So to begin
to whom did you describe your suspicions concerning a certain
man's identity? Certain man you wouldn't be meaning the big man,
which is a head wracked I have reason to believe
you know who he is. Whom have you been tided
in not prepared? Perspect we either question? Once again? Yes,
but something tells me you'll never play me the sixty
four dollars. I can't tell you how impatient I am
for your answer, mister Templar. See after you finished talking,
I have other things planned for you have nice of
you to take me a mere stranger in tow like this.
I must remember to return all your courtesies when you
untie me. Talk right to the district. Yes, I read
about your books to emulate the Northwest Mounts by bringing
in your men to the district attorney. Pity you won't
keep the table. What is it, Stephen? I thought you
might be wanting. No Stephen, when I want to Stephen
the door? How many times? But I tell you to
keep it close? You're fool. Do you know how I
feel about an open door with notebooks? Came in bush? Effectically,
ain't any this time but year anyway, you'll tell me
a professor of entomology, Stephen three, but what before I
do something? We'll both be sorry for Okay, it's okay.
Speaker 2: Ooh.
Speaker 3: You know it took me a little time to catch
on to your particular type of insanity, Professor, But I
see it all now. You'll misterfector of entomology a the
study of insects, and you study them so hard. Professor,
you're cracked. You're not in the classroom now with your
students in your specimen babble, Professor, you're in the big leagues.
Now in the world series, Professor, you got to know
everything there was to know about insects, didn't you. You
knew them so well you became afraid of. Is something
to get afraid of when you turn your imagination loose
on the topic, Professor, When you consider how many millions
of insects there are for each human beings? Why on
your sleeve stomach? And I think I just almost style
stops physics un time me. If you want me to
help you, let's tell. You'll have to press tell your sing.
There's the first thing to do is to get all
these fall exciting things out of your mind. That's all
you have to do. Is looks like I'll be able
to keep my day with the district attorney, after all, Professor,
my old grandmother used to say that to you. So
you've kept your word. Mister Templar, you're here and the
last yes, I'm here, desprite the obstacle course death Brados,
I've run through it and diand that will talk. I'm
sorry to say, I don't see your prisoner, mister Templar.
As I recall you were to dish up the head crumbo.
I suppose you couldn't bring him in now. I couldn't
bring him in, you see, he already was. Then I
beg your pardon. Don't beg my pardon, Richard, the governor's
pardon you want, and you know I don't think you'll get.
Are you crazy? No, just slow with it. It seems
being a district attorney is a wonderful cover up for
a crumb bomb, isn't it. You're insane, am I You
sound insane, mister Templar, rushing in here, threatening to kill me,
calling me a crook, and demanding money. Oh oh, of course,
I'd be perfectly willing to forget all of these things
and the various other offenses. I find it so cozy
you'll dream up if you'll just quietly leave town to
pretend you we'llever here. You mean, just forced from my
memory some of the happiest moments of my life, mister
district attorney. Oh no, you're asking too much, and it
looks as though we've reached a stalemate, Templar, unless, of course,
one of us choosers to get violence. Once I catch
a murderer, mister Richards, I leave all further violence to
the state execution. Once you catch him Templar. Right now,
you seem to be in the disturbing position of the
hunter who caught a tiger for the tail. Put up
your hands. Huh oh, you mean over my head. You're
a bud crazy professor made me keep them at my side, templar,
who gave me away. It was a remark I heard,
mister Richards. I was told that the only thing in
this town people aren't afraid of is getting arrested. Oh
so I checked mister district Attorney's record in the newspaper files.
You have an abominable batting average Richards people. Your people
were literally getting away with murder. How clever of you
to control the gang because you could set them free,
and so you also control the wreck. I know, but
you still have to prove your story, mister Templar. Now
it's already done. Took the trouble to switch on your
intercom Riches. I'm afraid our conversation wasn't very proud. And
now mister Richard's our personal before the police get here.
Certainly is this high enough? Or shall I raise them
higher so I can reach this chandelier? Have a nice nap,
mister Richard's time. Sorry, I told up your chandelier. But
my old grandmother always taught me to put out the
lights before going to sleep. I'll saw Vincent Price will
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Speaker 1: Welcome back. I should know. First of all, this episode
is listed on most websites, and I think I even
toddled it that way because I didn't know how else
I could toddle it the first time through as the
gangster dish Attorney. I hate that title because it totally
spoils the episode to be fair. This may have been
an original title. It was actually mentioned in the newspaper
that way, which would be really odd because, as I said,
you're kind of spoiling the episode. But I used an
alternate title that's out there, mister Important. Still not great,
but at least I didn't give away who did it
when I announced the title of the episode. I actually
enjoyed this episode, even though it differed quite a bit
from the books, mainly in how action pace this is.
In the books, the Saint loved elaborate plans. Here, it's
just kind of confronting everybody head on. But you do
have a lot of the same sort of humor and
courage that you get from the Saint. And then, of
course there are Vincent Price's special touches. I love the
idea of him convincing the Professor that he had to
untie him because of the professor's extreme bug phobia. I mean,
that's a saint Vincent Price can play. But overall, a
very exciting story right from the word go. A lot
of snappy patter. You can definitely hear some of the
influence of the Hard Boiled Detectives in the way that
this is written. But this was often the case with
theories that were popular as books. They would be adapted
into other media, but in such a way as to
align with whatever the trend was at the moment. But
it's all carried off very well by Vincent Priss, who
really keeps this story moving along and turns in a
very solid performance. And we'll talk more about mister Price
in next week's episode. But now it's time to thank
our Patreon supporter of the day. Thank you to Rob,
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Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 7: All you've got sageant can I'll go home?
Speaker 3: Thiers is here.
Speaker 7: We've got nothing to worry.
Speaker 3: I have utenant Vincent. Man.
Speaker 7: You want to see a real Sherlock go to work
taking the scene a laundry the day. I'm not a
working day. The man now on the floor coming with
the owner? Is it here them? As you see? A
friend Henry long Aulco shot but not dead, conscious but
not dead. The gun see the gun Mercer gun on
the floor between also wanted to four sixty dollars one
dollar bill on the table. I half consumed bottle of wine.
Give us your verdict, Charlott.
Speaker 3: Hut it out, will, Lieutenant Vincent.
Speaker 7: Haven't you solved it? Dead?
Speaker 3: Mercer slipping?
Speaker 7: What happened?
Speaker 3: I just told you what?
Speaker 7: The owner is dead long, its so called friend badly wounded,
the money, the bottle of wine has all this to it?
Can't you figure it out?
Speaker 3: No? I can't. What's your idea? Well?
Speaker 7: The great merceress stumped?
Speaker 3: What do you know?
Speaker 1: I say?
Speaker 3: Lets you on a secret.
Speaker 7: That man with.
Speaker 1: Kill how.
Speaker 7: How he says? How? Why your gun?
Speaker 3: That's out? All?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 3: Okay? Where does no joke it? Well?
Speaker 7: There it is open and chut. The two of them
were friends, my all friends. They got any look right,
theren't too much to drink, got around of money and
so which got long long chut? We do as we
say on the bus up? Can I uh look around,
look around with of course, mister Mercer. Look around by
own means no doubt we overlook some special clue which
proves the murder was a left handed Irish.
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