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Speaker 1: You are standing on the bridge of a tramp steamer,
Speaker 1: a ship captain sailing through the vast emptiness of the ocean,
Speaker 1: while on the deck below you, the crew, a desperate
Speaker 1: gang of cut fruits and murderers, are waiting for a
Speaker 1: signal that will give them your ship and bring you
Speaker 1: your death.
Speaker 3: Listen now as Escape brings you Anthony Ellis's exciting story
Speaker 3: The tramp Am.
Speaker 2: What a stinker you can smell a rotten cocks for me?
Speaker 2: What a stinker?
Speaker 4: You'll sail like a ruddy ace tag You know that, Art, Jesus,
Speaker 4: what we've been looking for.
Speaker 5: Goudy pet knots with the wind behind it. If she
Speaker 5: don't blow up, I don't like it.
Speaker 4: There was six thousand tons of the ugliest tramp I'd
Speaker 4: ever seen. The paint was scaling off her plates, and
Speaker 4: you could see the patches of rust in the pug
Speaker 4: and mystery loomed over. It's dark in the night. We
Speaker 4: stood on the Liverpool Duck Goudy Winkle Jones and me
Speaker 4: and we sized her up. Yes, that's what we've been
Speaker 4: looking for, all right.
Speaker 6: Where's she bound? Then?
Speaker 4: Care when you find out that the papa bit a go?
Speaker 4: She short ended on crew too.
Speaker 7: What's her cargo?
Speaker 4: What we've been waiting for? Scrap go Skipper's name miss bled.
Speaker 4: He should be easy. He drinks too much all the time.
Speaker 4: You know the can he was in the pub doo.
Speaker 7: I still say she's too bloody slow, scrap.
Speaker 2: Iron and her old and no, Winkle Winkle, you're a
Speaker 2: worry of it.
Speaker 6: Sweat you want? Why don't you leave the thinking to
Speaker 6: Art and me? H? I think? Do you think she'll
Speaker 6: do art?
Speaker 2: She'll have to do. He might not find another for
Speaker 2: months and then we'll lose the deal.
Speaker 6: They're all they're all arm with you.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm with you too, but but I don't like
Speaker 5: the looks her in that straight, ruddy black hippopotamus.
Speaker 2: You'd be safer doing the black than this.
Speaker 6: Hope it choke. You're getting milky, winky Jones.
Speaker 5: I ain't milky, use milky you're calling me milky? But
Speaker 5: Gary Ross, Eh, God, your little.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 4: What's the lad, But I'm going back to the pub.
Speaker 4: You boys wait at the hotel. I'll get things lined.
Speaker 2: Up with a skipper.
Speaker 6: Think o, think you take it home.
Speaker 4: I told you he's short handed. He'll take us on.
Speaker 4: You get your stuff packed. I'll see you later, rock Jump.
Speaker 2: I walked up the road to a walloper called a jug.
Speaker 4: Inside were seaman mostly and the rest a lot of
Speaker 4: dirty muck.
Speaker 6: From Knoxst A Dodos.
Speaker 4: I spotted the Captain Blee sitting in a corner, dipping
Speaker 4: his yellow mustache in a mug, and, after igot my
Speaker 4: own pime, I.
Speaker 6: Walked over to him.
Speaker 2: It was well cammed, I could see that.
Speaker 4: I'm a little sure, captain, Captain Blee, aren't you skipper
Speaker 4: of the lace Winger?
Speaker 6: We're at the ducks er he please find if I
Speaker 6: sit down, don't mind? Who are you?
Speaker 2: Alf r Ginnys Captain? I want to talk to you
Speaker 2: about shipping on on the lace Wing?
Speaker 6: What for? I need a birth? I heard you were
Speaker 6: short handed. It's a dirty life for a compliment. Oh oh,
Speaker 6: I must have made a mistake. What your game me?
Speaker 6: I don't follow you. You're trying to hop the twig?
Speaker 2: Oh no, I'm clean with the police, captain, if that's
Speaker 2: what you mean? Now, they're not after me?
Speaker 8: And why do you want to sign up with a
Speaker 8: blast of brethren's cow like the lace wing.
Speaker 4: That's like I said, I need a birth got me
Speaker 4: papers second off is on my last ship.
Speaker 8: Let's see ah Forrginny's.
Speaker 6: You ain't take them?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 6: Well, am I highed? How old are you?
Speaker 2: Thirty four old?
Speaker 6: I am?
Speaker 2: Now I'm sixty.
Speaker 8: I'm sixty and I'm hold around a bill stinking.
Speaker 2: Slush of rubbish like the last wing. Now what that means?
Speaker 8: I might have had a cunader, but I ain't. I'm
Speaker 8: a failure and I'm drunk. You sign up somewhere else
Speaker 8: and pillar or jobs at job.
Speaker 6: I'm killing you.
Speaker 8: I need a man like you. I need a first off,
Speaker 8: second and or third. I need a chief inch of
Speaker 8: blood in here. And I'm going to settle for scrapings.
Speaker 2: That's what I always get, scrapings.
Speaker 6: Go and clear out.
Speaker 2: I still want to sign on. Are you your band barankuya?
Speaker 2: No bonus? No bonus in my ship owner doesn't.
Speaker 6: Believe in it.
Speaker 2: Dirty Doug. Oh, that's all right. You'll have leascus and
Speaker 2: mugs under you.
Speaker 4: I'm used to it. I've been around on the sea.
Speaker 4: One man's the same as another. Yeah, you a fool,
Speaker 4: but I need a mate. Yeah you want to hire
Speaker 4: them in? We shot eighteen and the page not worth
Speaker 4: a bunnyon.
Speaker 6: I'll get him.
Speaker 8: Sail at six in the morning. All right, he had
Speaker 8: a fool, don't turn up.
Speaker 6: I gotta have another point.
Speaker 2: Right, you ask you, but you stay and enjoy yourself.
Speaker 2: I'll take care ofthing's topside.
Speaker 6: What's your name?
Speaker 4: Jennings, Arthur, Jennys, Jenny? All right, Jennings, Tell that steward
Speaker 4: a man?
Speaker 2: Who you are?
Speaker 8: He's a born in the last wing named setting, sneaking
Speaker 8: little pig. Don't trust him, yes, sir? All right Jennings, Sir,
Speaker 8: tell you something. I don't trust you neither. See you're
Speaker 8: too smooth, but you're not scuffing me. See, don't forget.
Speaker 8: It was as easy as pie.
Speaker 4: Of course, it had taken her time to find the
Speaker 4: right ship and the right skipper. Yes, better than four months.
Speaker 4: We had to be sure. The most tramps these days
Speaker 4: belong to a big company. The part of a fleet.
Speaker 4: We couldn't use anything like that. It had to be
Speaker 4: what it was. The lace wing Panama Registry, a general
Speaker 4: trader that nobody else would touch, with a skipper to
Speaker 4: go with her, a ship that.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't be missed for a while.
Speaker 4: We found her. I picked up Jones and Guardian and
Speaker 4: we went back to the ship. The steward Satin was
Speaker 4: the only man aboard.
Speaker 6: He was a.
Speaker 4: Nervous little rat who looked all the time like he'd
Speaker 4: been caught doing something nasty.
Speaker 7: This will be your Kevin, mister Jennings.
Speaker 2: What did you take me for?
Speaker 5: You call?
Speaker 2: There's a Kevin has nothing for a pig.
Speaker 6: Get it cleaned out?
Speaker 2: Oh yes, sir, Sorry sir, ook I said him.
Speaker 4: Mister Gowdy is the new second officer, and mister Jones
Speaker 4: is chief engineer. That's Captain Bleeese orders.
Speaker 7: See, yes, sir, I'll see their quarters is put to
Speaker 7: rights immediately, sir.
Speaker 2: You're ready?
Speaker 9: Well better?
Speaker 2: Okay, that's all.
Speaker 7: Shall I clean up in your first set? Yes, sir,
Speaker 7: will I must say? Nice work? Oh, nice work, it's
Speaker 7: a starter. All very nice for you blokes. But me,
Speaker 7: I've got to go down in the bowels of this
Speaker 7: bucket of boggie.
Speaker 5: Chief engineer. You think I want to blow myself up?
Speaker 5: I know what their mentionence is like without even looking.
Speaker 4: You've got engineer paper and we need you down there.
Speaker 4: If you don't like it, you know.
Speaker 2: What you can do.
Speaker 6: Take no needit at winkle, he's angry. No dam What next?
Speaker 4: Well, as soon as the young man comes aboard, we'll
Speaker 4: see that he's all tucked in bed, nice and comfy,
Speaker 4: and he doesn't wake up until we're out of here.
Speaker 4: What about the rest of the crew, Well, what there is?
Speaker 4: We can manage the ones I'm supposed to. I wouldn't
Speaker 4: sign up. See that'll be the story. Don't forget it right,
Speaker 4: You better get on the job now. I'll go ashore
Speaker 4: and send a cable that we've found it.
Speaker 2: We're shoving off at six.
Speaker 4: The skipper was carried aboard by a couple of crewmen.
Speaker 4: At three o'clock that morning, he was no trouble without
Speaker 4: the world. By five the rest of the men had
Speaker 4: straggled up the gangway, and at six we ease away
Speaker 4: from the dock. Then after a bit the lace wing
Speaker 4: was burying a dirty nose in the cross chop of
Speaker 4: the Irish Sea.
Speaker 6: We were three days out of Liverpool.
Speaker 4: I got off the regular ship lanes as soon as
Speaker 4: I could, and there was no questions asked.
Speaker 2: The captain b didn't budge from his cabin.
Speaker 4: I hadn't even seen him since putting out, and I
Speaker 4: made sure that the steward kept him well supplied with whiskey.
Speaker 6: Garrety.
Speaker 4: Jones and me were having grabbed my cabin on that
Speaker 4: third night, the ship was pitching and evening like a
Speaker 4: donkey with the itch. Sure, oh what a ship. Smoothed
Speaker 4: his glass out there and look at it. Oh she'll
Speaker 4: never make it. The engines runched out a nice we're
Speaker 4: pushing that?
Speaker 7: You are?
Speaker 6: Never mind that?
Speaker 2: What about the crew?
Speaker 6: Push over usual bunker?
Speaker 2: Any trouble makers in this lot?
Speaker 6: Don't make me laugh? Lot of mugs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we ought to be able to make it. Then.
Speaker 2: The important thing is to keep the radio man quiet.
Speaker 2: That'll be your job, that right.
Speaker 5: What about them engines, I tell you I've got to
Speaker 5: slow down.
Speaker 6: They won't end together. Make evening?
Speaker 2: Captain?
Speaker 6: Who are these bleaders here?
Speaker 4: Oh you were a bit under the weather, Captain. I
Speaker 4: took him on in Liverpool as you requested. Your second
Speaker 4: off is a mister Gowdy and chief engineer, mister Jones,
Speaker 4: what do you think you're doing?
Speaker 2: With my ship. Mister, any complaints I knew I didn't
Speaker 2: trust you.
Speaker 6: You're blister bleddering god things said and told me we're
Speaker 6: ten degrees of course.
Speaker 2: Now that that's right, captain, nothing more.
Speaker 6: It's not a set them back. You sail into the Indies.
Speaker 6: That's right, sir.
Speaker 2: That's where we're going, not.
Speaker 6: On my ship.
Speaker 2: That don't kill us my part. You want to blow
Speaker 2: us up.
Speaker 6: She's running too fast.
Speaker 2: Close the door, will your birth right, y'all?
Speaker 8: You're relieved, you are, mister the running loddy your fire
Speaker 8: jack here that.
Speaker 2: I put it to you.
Speaker 4: Captain, either way you lie, you go along with us
Speaker 4: and you won't get hurt. You make any trouble, then
Speaker 4: we'll throw you overboard.
Speaker 6: You know what me, I have your irons here. This
Speaker 6: is good to me. I can't pass your hand for
Speaker 6: this side. Captain.
Speaker 2: You want to take seconds.
Speaker 4: Now you come in with us and we give you
Speaker 4: a share or overboard. Now, no arguments this minute.
Speaker 6: Now I'll give you a share of knocking out.
Speaker 4: You have a look outside. See it's clear better this
Speaker 4: way off. I was afraid he might come in with
Speaker 4: empty the TV up.
Speaker 2: I didn't think he would all right, come on, breaking.
Speaker 8: Me out.
Speaker 6: To get over to the right of Jonesy.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, yeah, have a nice swim, Captain dear.
Speaker 6: Well, that's that.
Speaker 2: In the morning we'll break the sad news to the crew. Now,
Speaker 2: let's get this half back off.
Speaker 6: Of course, we.
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Speaker 9: Now back to.
Speaker 2: Escape the next morning.
Speaker 4: I called the crew together in the upper deck, a
Speaker 4: slip of paper ready in my hand, and when they
Speaker 4: quieted done, I gave them the speech. Men, I've got
Speaker 4: a sad duty to perform. Last night, Captain bleeded away
Speaker 4: with himself. Yes, he jumped overboard. He committed suicide.
Speaker 2: He left a note for me, which I'll turn over
Speaker 2: to the proper parties. When we reached Paul.
Speaker 4: Also his instructions that we proceed to Dominica instead of Balancia.
Speaker 4: Now I'm carrying out that order, and until we get
Speaker 4: to Port, I shall be acting captain.
Speaker 6: That's all you met your work.
Speaker 10: Okay, So what an actor you'd have made off? Lovely
Speaker 10: epsout You couldn't love me? Keep they swallowed it, I
Speaker 10: think so.
Speaker 2: I'm not too sure about a couple of them though.
Speaker 4: That's Steward's sudden and the bloke with the bloke with
Speaker 4: a mouthful of teeth, of the donkey man.
Speaker 6: Him looking this way. We'll all keep an eye on
Speaker 6: them both.
Speaker 4: You better get a message off to our boy in Dominica.
Speaker 6: Think the radio men will get naughty.
Speaker 2: That no reason he should. Don't you give him any call.
Speaker 6: To be there? Do worthy?
Speaker 2: He looked good. It's all going our way.
Speaker 4: The ship, in a cargo of scrap was going to
Speaker 4: be worth fifteen thousand dollars to us when we took
Speaker 4: her into Port.
Speaker 6: That's the way we fixed it.
Speaker 4: Six months before Double Folks I met in Liverpool, we
Speaker 4: were to find them a ship Hi Jagger and sailor
Speaker 4: into Dominico with acado squap if possible. Then they were
Speaker 4: going to sail it out again to China, and Daddy
Speaker 4: Jones and me, well, we blow down to Argentina with
Speaker 4: our fifteen thousand and have some fun. That's the way
Speaker 4: it was, And it looked like it was going to
Speaker 4: be Stone Ginger from then on. That's the way it
Speaker 4: looked until we were two days out of port.
Speaker 6: I mean, ah, what do you want to said?
Speaker 9: Night?
Speaker 7: I have a word with you, Captain.
Speaker 6: I'm busy.
Speaker 7: It's important, sir. What it's about Captain Bleaser?
Speaker 2: What about him?
Speaker 7: Well, Sir, I hate to say this, but I don't
Speaker 7: think he met with no accident.
Speaker 6: You don't, no, sir.
Speaker 7: And seeing as how I know what really happened to him,
Speaker 7: I was thinking maybe you'd be worth a knicker or
Speaker 7: so if I kept my face shading. Captain Blee jumped
Speaker 7: over the sigh And I've got his note that says
Speaker 7: so could I.
Speaker 2: See the not Sir?
Speaker 7: I know the Captain's writing. Lot me own.
Speaker 2: What makes you think it wasn't an accident? Sid?
Speaker 7: Seeing as how I saw what happened, sir ah, And
Speaker 7: seeing as ow we'll be import in a couple of days,
Speaker 7: I wouldn't want to make any trouble for you or
Speaker 7: any of the other gentleman.
Speaker 2: Did you figure maybe something might happen to you?
Speaker 7: Oh, yes, sir, I did. That's why a friend of mine,
Speaker 7: mister Austin, he knows about it too, just in case. Now,
Speaker 7: what you do, sir is your own business, I'm sure.
Speaker 7: But don't you think it might be worth a little
Speaker 7: bit of sect to us?
Speaker 4: You're a ready fool, Siddon. You should have waited. You
Speaker 4: should have waited.
Speaker 7: Yes, ain't it you did?
Speaker 2: Murder?
Speaker 7: You don't want to Now, don't forget us in those two.
Speaker 2: We'll take care of Austin.
Speaker 7: Now look here, nobody to get nasty. I'll keep it exception,
Speaker 7: I'll mister Jenny's, I'll give you a word.
Speaker 6: Don't let me.
Speaker 2: Explosure and throw us both off our feet. Seven was
Speaker 2: first up. He got out of the cabin like a whippet.
Speaker 4: The engines had stopped, and I knew that whatever had
Speaker 4: happened was in the engine room.
Speaker 6: I got up of the bridge guard. He was already there.
Speaker 2: I read anyone down that old.
Speaker 6: Goes below, I think, so give it here here.
Speaker 4: I better get down there.
Speaker 6: Look at the crew go.
Speaker 4: We're in pretty dogs worse orb and they get or
Speaker 4: in the boats sitting an Austin.
Speaker 6: Know what happened to the captain? Games jumped in heydy,
Speaker 6: it's me odd? What happened? Does boilers fussy fire?
Speaker 2: He the shipping water like a bloody sieve. You're right,
Speaker 2: smash me on, help this cord it. They're all done in.
Speaker 2: I'll send some men. How many do you need to
Speaker 2: stop the leak?
Speaker 7: You can't stop it.
Speaker 2: There's an all six feet or more, and another behind
Speaker 2: the boiler.
Speaker 5: I'm coming up.
Speaker 6: We're done.
Speaker 9: We are.
Speaker 2: Get over to the radio, Kevin. Don't let that man
Speaker 2: send an as.
Speaker 4: Quick he's got you on.
Speaker 6: We might knock at picture.
Speaker 2: Who heard what I said? We've still got a chance
Speaker 2: after we take care of said in an Austin. If
Speaker 2: they spit it all up, go on.
Speaker 6: A horse flooding?
Speaker 2: Shall I give the other to a banger, Joe, get
Speaker 2: the pumps going. There's up of the candle, shifty with
Speaker 2: the explot and she's going passer. Get on the pumps,
Speaker 2: but get down there with them. I'll take care of
Speaker 2: the other.
Speaker 7: Will you listen to me?
Speaker 9: It's to late movie.
Speaker 2: I ran down to the radio room.
Speaker 4: We had to stop the core from going up because
Speaker 4: if there was a ship in the vicinity and it
Speaker 4: got to us before we'd put the choir down, setting
Speaker 4: the Norse and the three of us would hang in
Speaker 4: the sinking ship with a side less worry. I heard
Speaker 4: the message before I even opened that door.
Speaker 6: Stop it, I've been sending it.
Speaker 2: Sets already got an answer. I said, stop it. What's sinking?
Speaker 2: Said my judy, are not under yet? Do you think
Speaker 2: I want us all in for salvage rights?
Speaker 4: You send out that We're okay? See now you do
Speaker 4: it now, need no assistance. Sent there's a ship about
Speaker 4: twenty miles or so. She could stand by, just in
Speaker 4: case she's on her way. She is your tool, need
Speaker 4: no Assistance's gonna get.
Speaker 6: Them booked over the side.
Speaker 5: We're done for it five minutes.
Speaker 9: Not even there.
Speaker 4: Come on out here, listen to me, Jonesy. We've got
Speaker 4: to get the steward and one of.
Speaker 6: The crew men, Austin.
Speaker 2: They've twigged we've got to do it before we leave
Speaker 2: the ship.
Speaker 9: Now, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 6: Shoot him in front of the crew. We wouldn't stand
Speaker 6: a chill.
Speaker 2: Or say to us up, let's get off to see
Speaker 2: your tab.
Speaker 5: The chance out there and I want a boat around
Speaker 5: until we've taken care of those.
Speaker 2: Now listen, you do what you want.
Speaker 9: So I'm clearing out now.
Speaker 2: I told you them engines wouldn't stand it. Well they haven't.
Speaker 9: Now I'll take me chances.
Speaker 2: With the law, but not here. She bring to the
Speaker 2: blue hole a little side. Come, I look it out.
Speaker 2: I'm I bed that shit. There was still a chance
Speaker 2: I could do it myself.
Speaker 4: Find Austin, find the dirty little rat Sadden, do them boating,
Speaker 4: And there was still a chance that nobody would know.
Speaker 2: I went looking for them. The tramp was listing and
Speaker 2: settling lower in the sea, and I ran from one
Speaker 2: side or the other.
Speaker 7: Then I spotted them.
Speaker 4: The lifeboat was already in the water. I saw Sittin
Speaker 4: looking up at me, pointing. Then Austin saw me. I
Speaker 4: jumped for the boat and I missed. She pulled away
Speaker 4: from the side.
Speaker 6: Wait you wait, what city.
Speaker 2: Is gonna turns it? Freeling? There?
Speaker 7: You know it?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Please the lord, Now use a hand with you.
Speaker 6: Oh let's have trown. You're cutting kill me.
Speaker 2: No, don't get me out.
Speaker 4: You'll make a confression seeing all these other psist witnesses.
Speaker 2: You confess, you confess now, or.
Speaker 5: You can swim for it.
Speaker 2: Why I did what that?
Speaker 7: That till what till?
Speaker 6: Before I killed the captain.
Speaker 2: Killing the mother to what something here?
Speaker 11: Yes, all right, I'm very pretty alright thirty.
Speaker 2: Solder along like a tall I'm all smiled.
Speaker 5: And the first time I saw it, the very first time,
Speaker 5: I knew that tramp was a stinking knew the men
Speaker 5: were no bloody good Oh.
Speaker 6: Shut it off, shut it off, winkle. Wait, Oh, what
Speaker 6: lovely grub? Wasn't it.
Speaker 2: All right if you like jail grum.
Speaker 10: Which I had some vile beans my stomach Sir, Yeah,
Speaker 10: I don't have to worry about that for long.
Speaker 2: It's all right for you.
Speaker 7: Bert Gaddy, ain't your stomach?
Speaker 2: I should have known.
Speaker 7: Better than to strew up to a couple of half
Speaker 7: white mugs like you.
Speaker 5: Fifteen thousand dollars first time I saw that ruddy scale.
Speaker 2: Come over, Jonesy. I want to get some sleep.
Speaker 6: Always complain, always complain, odd, Ain't it wicked? When you
Speaker 6: think we're all going down to the same place and
Speaker 6: you'll be there along with us.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you, Bud, it's helpless. You'll complain. The ropes
Speaker 4: too tight around his neck When the hangers in the morning.
Speaker 2: What do you bet y?
Speaker 3: Escape has brought You the Tramp, written and directed by
Speaker 3: Anthony Ellas, starring Ben Wright as Jennings, with Jane of
Speaker 3: Allo as Goudi and Charlie Long as Winkle. Jones featured
Speaker 3: in the cast, where Tudor Owen, Alec Harford, Lou Krugman,
Speaker 3: and Charles Davis. Editorial supervision is by j On Meston
Speaker 3: and the special music for Escape is composed and conducted
Speaker 3: by Leith Stevens.
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