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first started out, began as Joe Canto or Canto Detective,
and then was changed to Jeff Reagan. No, we don't
know whether they changed leeds or they just changed the
name of the show. But this episode we made Joe
Canto and the part is played by Bartny Yarborough. For
those of you who are fans.
Speaker 2: Of Dragnet, Bartneyilbrow is pretty significant. He played Ben Romero,
Joe Friday's first partner on Dragnet. At this point, Yarborough
was known for his roles, namely in the Carlton Morse
series One Man's Family, The Longest One a.
Speaker 3: Soap, but he also he also did.
Speaker 2: I Love a Mystery and I Love Adventure and Adventures
by Morse, all three of these series, as well as
Hawk Clarreby a wide variety of other performances. This role
of Joe Kndo would become a recurring moll and we'll
hear at least another one or two appearances by mister Yarborough.
Speaker 3: Here is on.
Speaker 2: The Jack Webrun of the show, and there we kind
of get a feel for what might be ahead, just
a little bit more than a year away. At this point,
it's about ten and a half months before Dragneff would
premiere in nineteen forty nine. So this will be a
This will be a pretty fun performance. I think the
first time these two were together was they made an
appearance and Escape together, and they also did another show,
a pilot called three four Adventure. So I doubt they
were total strangers, but this is an interesting mixture that
would be a great success win applied to drag Now,
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Speaker 5: What Anthony J. Lyon he gashes in on somebody's trouble,
It means money for him. For me, it means worse.
Speaker 6: I'm Jeff Reagan, the Lion's Private Eye.
Speaker 7: Here's the kind of program you've been waiting to hear,
hard boiled action and mystery as told by Jeff Reagan, investigator.
So stand by for trouble, stand by for suspense, stand
by for adventure, and tonight's story The Lady with the
golden hair. And now here's Jack Webb as Jeff Reagan. Well,
this is the way it started.
Speaker 6: I was sitting in the lions Dan waiting for him
to get off the phone so I could ask him
about my expense sheet on that New Orleans thing. He
was playing the usual games with his lawyer. Just about
the time he hung up and he turned his chair, Maia.
Speaker 5: Away to the office door.
Speaker 6: You want, aha, A little curly headed man about forty
dressed in a black suit was standing there. Was holding
a stack of fifty dollars bills, a gold headed king
and a red card in one hand. In his other
he had a black derby with the holes at the
top of it, a pair of suede gloves, and a
white carneye stood there looked at both of us.
Speaker 5: The Lion looked at the fifty dollar bills. I looked
at the little man.
Speaker 3: Ah, you are mister lion.
Speaker 4: No I Max Vladney had come to see you on
a point tit. There you are.
Speaker 5: My name's Reagan. This is mister lion. Aha.
Speaker 3: You will do it, won't you? Shut down?
Speaker 4: Mister Max Blade Max one sixs four two more Holland Drive, Hollywood,
twenty days on Imperial Studio pay roll time I do
not have. I will mock him. Ha ha I dem
on stras see you that flower. I do know need
this a ticket because I too long park. I also
do not need came. I place here a gift from
my grandfather.
Speaker 5: I keep this, also glove it now whatever I left.
Speaker 8: Gentlemen, quite a bundle of cabbage cash, mister Laddie, from
thenk I just arrived.
Speaker 4: Also this I do not need for you? All for you?
Speaker 8: Well, well, well, mister.
Speaker 5: Lady, Aha, Now what I have you?
Speaker 4: I answer myself. Bullet hale in half seal, Oh is
not finish?
Speaker 5: One two three? I just look like thirty eighth slugs.
We can get them out of doorway.
Speaker 4: I dig them where I'm shot last night in my home.
Speaker 5: Who's shooting at you? Mister Lannie? This?
Speaker 4: If I know, I should back.
Speaker 5: I have no enemies. Everyone is madly in love.
Speaker 4: With Mark Bladney. I must buy no hat cannot buy now. Yes,
kindly you will guard my body from dying.
Speaker 5: Of course, of.
Speaker 8: Course you certainly can't be the right places to Lennie.
If your life has been threatened, you can depend on
International Detective Bureau to see that no harm.
Speaker 5: Comes to you. Therefore it is so we see. I
understand perfectly well. If somebody shot at you last night,
why didn't you call the police?
Speaker 8: Mister Egan meant to ask who recommended you to international?
Speaker 4: Aha, I exclaimed in Imperial Martian Picture Studio, where master
of makeup Max Vladne, who is great, is important to
create beautiful faces from.
Speaker 5: Skinny, cold and fat necks.
Speaker 4: Is much newspaper free sometimes for agents to press. Hollywood
police might think because I work on great Gune epic tie,
my rope Tide.
Speaker 3: Is free trick for agents to press.
Speaker 4: But it's not a joke to you.
Speaker 3: I come to take no chance.
Speaker 4: Yeah in I am mister Reagan.
Speaker 8: Of course you're in, mister Bladne, and mister Reagan here
will stick right by your side until we can get
to the bottom. Plone, No wait a minute, if I
have to, I'll use every man in my staff to
protect your life, mister Bladney, all the resources of International
Detective Bureau behind you.
Speaker 3: Reagan.
Speaker 8: I'm entrusting you with mister Bladdney's life all ready.
Speaker 4: That's that I feel to be stopped and call me.
Speaker 5: Reagan, Calline, call you if I run into trouble.
Speaker 9: Come on next, well.
Speaker 5: You can see how it was.
Speaker 6: Max Vladney's car was parked in a red zone in
front of the building, and there was another ticket on it,
and throw that one up too. On the way out
to his house, I tried to get a little more information,
but it didn't come too much. He couldn't figure out
why somebody was shooting at him or who was doing it.
Speaker 5: It was about six o'clock when we pulled.
Speaker 6: Up in front of his house on Mulhullum Drive, one
of those little places with a big sun forts in
front of it and an egg shaped swimming pool in
front of that. He was pulling things out of his pockets,
looking at the teeth at the front door when it happened.
Speaker 5: See what I tell you, All the time shooting at.
Speaker 3: Mocked I saw.
Speaker 5: I get on, get out what I tell you? My
hop is full again a hole. I shut up. You
aren't here.
Speaker 3: He's frightened me.
Speaker 5: Unless he's got a machine gun, he can't find anything.
Speaker 3: Moore, Wait where go you?
Speaker 9: You'll live Macks to be killed.
Speaker 5: I'm going after him. Stay right here, you'll be all right.
Speaker 6: I started for the heavy brush outside the clearing of
the house where a white gun smoke still hung around
the trees, And then I saw him. It was a
gray haired man, stocky billed glasses, about one hundred feet away,
running down the hill waving the gun.
Speaker 5: I went after him, but I couldn't get a clear shot.
He was quite an acrobat and dived over a wooden
road brazer.
Speaker 6: And went s getting down the embankment. By the time
I got there, he was winding into an old sh
have a convertible and he took off and a clotted up.
I couldn't see the lights play on the top.
Speaker 10: Oh, Max Darling is absolutely terrible, terrible Darling. Something like
this happening to you? O next night? Would anyone want
to do?
Speaker 6: I got back to the house ten minutes later, and
there was a black convertible in the driveway and a
very blond girl in the doorway. She was digging the
new slugs out of the woodwork with a pen knife.
Max was lying on one of the beach chairs. When
the blond girl saw me.
Speaker 5: She pulled up her sunglasses and held on her hands.
Speaker 10: Are you doing your mitecan? Did you kill him?
Speaker 5: I got away? Oh, and I am a gun to
be Shota.
Speaker 10: You say he got away, then you saw who it
want part of him?
Speaker 5: Who are you? Oh you beg my pardon?
Speaker 4: This is healed a Greyhoun. You have seen her in pictures?
Speaker 5: Behave I have seen her difference?
Speaker 4: She's my wife.
Speaker 5: Did you see anybody well?
Speaker 10: Had the shots that I drove up and found, pulled
Max by the door.
Speaker 4: He's got to stop these base MAXs.
Speaker 5: We said he done.
Speaker 4: He's got to stop.
Speaker 3: That's time made.
Speaker 10: He certainly does have to stop. Mister Vegan, Max, why
he's the finest makeup ont is in the world. You
play lost everyone in Hollywood? If anything ever.
Speaker 4: Happened to you?
Speaker 9: Here?
Speaker 3: Am I valuble? Did I not call you?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Me? Where's your fault? Oh?
Speaker 4: In there in my private workshop study?
Speaker 3: But I leave musically pull.
Speaker 4: Me to lion, then stops the.
Speaker 5: This is me.
Speaker 6: I'm calling from Max's. Somebody threw six bullets all over
the places, all right, didn't even come close?
Speaker 10: Oh good good.
Speaker 8: The treasure department tells me he paid twenty thousand last
year an income tax and he can.
Speaker 5: Afford little protection.
Speaker 6: Hellooever it is got away. I think we gotta turn
this over to the cops. The cops and let them
do for free what we're getting paid to do.
Speaker 9: Oh, out on your life?
Speaker 5: Freaking what about his life? Uh, we'll worry about that too.
I'll listen.
Speaker 8: I'm sending Joe Candy.
Speaker 5: Oh, y'all there to give you a hair.
Speaker 10: I'll listen, Glad.
Speaker 8: He's the first class gold mine as far as I'm concerned, and.
Speaker 6: That means as far as you're concerned.
Speaker 8: I don't care what you till I'm to do anything
you want, as long as you stick by an accident,
don't call the cops.
Speaker 5: Hum, that's right, good fair label.
Speaker 3: Loop folding is your leader?
Speaker 5: Yeah? You want one, not sing?
Speaker 10: That's something much better than that.
Speaker 5: At min, I'll bet you have.
Speaker 10: I live all alone in the Luca lab and of
the canyon.
Speaker 5: I remember that when I get thirsty.
Speaker 10: Who do you spose of shooting? Is Max?
Speaker 5: You tell me, lady, I just met him.
Speaker 10: Why I thought you said you saw whoever it was?
Speaker 5: I didn't.
Speaker 10: Well, aren't you gonna look for him and send out
an alarm or whatever you do?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Whatever we do see? Oh, do you think you
ought to be in there holding hands with Max? He
had a hard day?
Speaker 6: Max?
Speaker 10: Who he's reading?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 10: Do you think he's a car and i'd really or
something in common line.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't know a lady.
Speaker 10: Well, let me at Lanistat. I was just leaving. I
had to meet the studio early tomorrow. If there's anything
I can do at odd, they'll need too happy to
go off?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, why don't you start by giving me those
sluggs you we're digging out.
Speaker 5: Of the doorway.
Speaker 10: Oh I something you forgot about that? Who's yeah, I've
meant to give them to you.
Speaker 5: Thanks, I'll need these really whatever. On this or comparison test,
the ejector marks the firing pin dance. You can tell
if they were fired in the same gun if you
wanna look into it, and.
Speaker 10: Of course being at the text, if you wanna.
Speaker 5: Look in that's right, I wanna look into it.
Speaker 6: Well, what the day is?
Speaker 10: Denies meeting you? I know you will take good care
of Max. There's anything I can do?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll give you a ring, body, do we meet
a game? I followed her out.
Speaker 6: The door and watched your pat Max on the head,
gets him on the cheek, and then she slid under
the wheel of that convertible like she'd been doped right
along with it that famous gold in the hair was
blowing behind him by the time she got onto the
main road.
Speaker 4: Be careful, careful, lovely.
Speaker 5: She is miss city again. Huh yeah, Maxing, she gets
fine for how too. You must keep me alive?
Speaker 10: She needs you.
Speaker 5: Yeah what now we wait for another guy?
Speaker 4: Aha, reinforces. I like you, misterity again. All lady back,
I feel.
Speaker 5: Thon me. Reagan, take it easy, Oh Chattle, come on in,
let's touch your salon.
Speaker 4: I stopped by police ballistics on the way out.
Speaker 5: I had them thirty eight slugs that Max brought in. Kid. No, well,
I got some more for you when I.
Speaker 11: Found a winner. Gun belongs to a fella named Pete Berger.
Ain't no permit on it. He done six to eighteen.
San Quentin went robbery sprung a couple of years ago. Address, Yeah,
place on figure roll right out for sun sat here.
Speaker 5: Thanks all. He was right again this afternoon, shooting things
all over the place. I wonder what the connection is.
I'm gonna find out before MAXI does you take over? Joe?
Speaker 10: Okay, where's our clay pig?
Speaker 5: You nay roosting in there? And I keep your eyes.
Speaker 11: Open, Catt, I won't get back as soon as I
can oh take your time, son, Joey's a canto is.
Speaker 5: On the job. Yeah, I feel better already.
Speaker 10: Carolina in the water, well, well, well there isn't a
stranger in our midst. Boy with your white straight off.
Speaker 5: They sure shine it's got big face.
Speaker 10: Yeah, also big sea. I'm gonna be mister mom.
Speaker 5: Champagne or beer, neither one, lady, Well, we ain't.
Speaker 10: Got either one for you. Copper.
Speaker 5: Mm mmm, you picked the wrong tonight, Flopsy.
Speaker 10: Never picked some wrong.
Speaker 8: I can tell by your feet you're paid by the
city or you're a private peeper and somebody else pays you.
Speaker 10: Makes no difference to me, all spelled, Copper, What do
you want?
Speaker 5: No fuss with you, Flossy. I'm looking for Pete Burger.
Who Pete Burger? This is his last address.
Speaker 12: I ain't never heard of, no Peteburger, neither is anybody else,
and he ain't never lived here.
Speaker 5: And you got a wrong stair A door leader rooms upstairs.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that door leads the rooms upstairs.
Speaker 5: Mind if I take a look.
Speaker 10: I mind a lot of things, Seamus, and taking a
look as one of them.
Speaker 6: All right, this Pete Burger, you don't know, never heard of,
was throwing a lot of around yesterday of the day,
and I'm gonna take a look anyway.
Speaker 10: Wait, hey, up there.
Speaker 5: I was only halfway up when a man in a
great sweatshirt backed over to the top of the chair.
There were three red holes into about the center.
Speaker 6: He turned around and tried to say something, that's all
that's gonna happen, and I hugged the side.
Speaker 5: Of about He ran over and was kneeling beside him,
holding his head in her arms, rocking back and forth.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you guessed it with the same man I'd chased
all afternoon and he didn't live five seconds.
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back to the story of the Lady with the Golden
Hair and Jeff Reagan, investigator.
Speaker 6: Well after he came falling down the stairs at me
and Flossie had a good cry over him.
Speaker 5: I wasn't anything to do.
Speaker 6: With the call Central Homicide. They got there a few
minutes later and went over the whole place, taking pictures
in print.
Speaker 5: Finally a wagon pulled up to what was left.
Speaker 6: Of Pete Berger down to the Morgue Detective Lieutenant Salvatory.
When Detty up the homicide, asked everybody a lot of
questions and shifted a couple of people downtown for a
couple of different things, and finally got around.
Speaker 8: To Meagan Region Reagan, I think you ought to get
yourself a new job.
Speaker 13: Every time the lion growled, you wind up with a corpse.
Speaker 5: Some places, somebody has to ask you a question that
wasn't my idea, Sally, I might have to book you
on technical charts. Oh stop it will you? You know
I didn't have anything to do with him getting shot.
Speaker 13: Next Conam Pete Berger gets topped off just before a
private dikets around asking him a few questions. I got
asked the private dicks questions myself or else the cheat's
gonna ask me some questions. Makes sense.
Speaker 6: All I know is that somebody's been shooting at a
client of MMM, and that somebody's Pete Burger. How do
you know bullets came from a gun owned by Pete Birders? Oh,
I came down to see him.
Speaker 13: Only he walks out, all loaded down with forty five
slugs and dies before you can say hello.
Speaker 5: And that's a book. Who's your client? Reagan? Do I
have to tell you?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 5: But you will company policy.
Speaker 13: Policy, confidence of a client, Reagan?
Speaker 5: And you arrest me for anything depends material witness. Maybe, yeah,
well it's depending.
Speaker 6: I'll get ahold of the Lion, He'll get a hold
of Harry per city On and I'll bet you're ten
bucks will your rid ofhibeous corpet at the stapement of
the time you got me there?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 5: All right, all right, you're clear.
Speaker 3: This is a murder case, Reagan. That's a serious crime
in anybody's town.
Speaker 5: I don't know anymore. And I just told youself, you
know that maybe your client. Okay, okay, why was Pete
shooting at him? That's what I was gonna ask Pete.
Speaker 13: Oh now, just exactly where does that put it?
Speaker 5: My client safe and sound in his home and Joe
Kantos keeping an eye on him.
Speaker 13: When Kennon was tuning to beat for the department, some
guys got away from him.
Speaker 6: A lot of guys get away from a lot of cops,
but not when the watching. Kato's good at that?
Speaker 5: You know him? Oh sure, sure, it's looks no good.
Speaker 13: The fourth Pete Burgher went to San Quentin. He was
never very handy with a gun because his eyes were
so bad he couldn't see his hand in front of
his face.
Speaker 5: He didn't hit anything yesterday or today, but he was
sure trying now, Floss, he told me.
Speaker 13: Pete's and playing stompman and pictures making a buck at it.
It seems he learned all his tricks while he was
in the clink. They have a nice gym up there.
Speaker 5: I never tell what they'll do next.
Speaker 13: Still can't understand why you'd all of a sudden go
around shooting at somebody.
Speaker 5: You'll figure was something.
Speaker 8: Personal and the Pete had to do it, and whoever
people shooting.
Speaker 9: I got kind of sore turn around Buck.
Speaker 5: Beet tonight, Uh, my client's home safe. This shoe shoe Catto's.
Speaker 13: Almost forgotten Pete Burger was a perfect setup for a
wise guy. And next Connor's done fifteen years who learns
his lesson wants to make a straight dime, gets mad
when anybody bothers.
Speaker 5: Black Man's been done before. Pete had a good, healthy
bank balance.
Speaker 13: I guess he was saving up for his old age.
But some wise guy finds out. Pizza Khan said, I'll
tell your boss unless you kick in. Then maybe Pete
starts shooting the scare him to shut up.
Speaker 5: Makes sense, sounds like an old fairy tale that's.
Speaker 13: Screwing enough to be the answer. Only this wise guy
Pete shooting that thinks Pete.
Speaker 3: Might be in the business.
Speaker 13: And soldier comes over here tonight and plugs Pete.
Speaker 5: And who's the wise guy? Your client?
Speaker 10: Y'hn gonna tell me his name?
Speaker 5: I can involve a client in a murder.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, company policy.
Speaker 3: I almost forgot.
Speaker 10: Reagan will find out in the morning.
Speaker 5: We got some lawyers too, I know. Couldn't tell me
now a phone in an hour?
Speaker 13: Sally, okay, Okay, Reagan, you can talk to him first,
but phone me.
Speaker 5: Good night night, Reagan. Year round. My watch said four o'clock.
By the time I got to the hills back of
Laurel Canyon and started up mohall and.
Speaker 6: Drive, the usual bog was in the usual places, doing
you usual things to trees and the houses.
Speaker 5: And when I pull up in front of Max's house,
one light was burning in the window.
Speaker 6: The rest of the house looked dark. Everything was quiet.
The first thing I noticed was Cordie.
Speaker 5: It smells black, and it means the guns have been fired.
The whole rooms flowed. Max Latini was lying half on
the floor and half on the table he's used for
a workshop. A bottle of spirit gum was spilled on the.
Speaker 6: Floor, along with some false blonde hair and a crack
wig block. He had one free arm around a white
plaster cast of a head, just like it was a doll.
There were two blue holes in the middle of his father.
I just stood there looking at him when I heard
a noise in back of me. It was cattle, and
he was on the floor at the foot of the
bad m oh.
Speaker 5: No, don't try to move me. Regain I've been laying
here waiting for you. It's hit in my lunge some words.
I don't think I got any blood despair.
Speaker 12: Really, boy, lets you down. Oh it happened a hour
after you laugh. Yeah, I don't know who done it.
A lot of noise in macked his room and I
come in the next thing. I know that I'm taking
a slug mysell.
Speaker 5: Hey, they call me a doc. W you're rigging. I
got a date tomorrow night. He's been trying to get
rid of me. Is it give her a good excuse? Hm,
your lionel's be mad? Call me a doctor, you right quick? Well.
I made a lot of phone.
Speaker 6: Calls before it was all over Hollywood Receiving Hospital. When
Daddy's central homicide had I got a lion out of
bed and told him what has happened. He said he'd
meet me at the hospital. I hung around awhile and
talked to whindabty. He didn't have much to say. When
he got too poking around, he gave me a.
Speaker 5: Lift as far as the hospital. A lion was standing
around the hall when I got there. It was the
first time I'd ever seen him look tired.
Speaker 8: Hello, Regan, I just talked to the doctor he was
gonna cost plity. How bad is it twenty five bucks.
Speaker 5: A day for a room plus surgery? No, I mean canto.
Speaker 8: Oh well I've beenetrated up a low of his right lung.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they pulled this out. Forty five slug who shoots
forty fives? That good?
Speaker 8: Lots of people m same kind of people that go
around killing Pete Berger and mix Vladdani. Yeah, Ander getting
himself SHOT's gonna eat up every penny we might have
made on miss.
Speaker 5: Think there's money all you ever think of?
Speaker 8: What else is there to think about?
Speaker 5: They got it, You're fine. They haven't got it to
nothing but a bum. One of your own men is
lying in there wondering if he's ever gonna live or die.
And he took that slug because you sent him on
the job. Everybody dies. I'll give him a siteation, you
big pianeot blubber. I got'ta push you out a window.
I'll talk like that isn't gonna help anything. No, but
I know, wait a minute, Dagan.
Speaker 3: This is a police job.
Speaker 5: Oh now, it's a police job.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like I told you, And you can't.
Speaker 8: Go running around sticking your stood into a couple of killings.
And giving International a lot of bad publicity.
Speaker 5: I get this special. I'm going out and find the
guy who pluged piano.
Speaker 10: Now you listen to that.
Speaker 6: I want it down in the books, from the papers,
and anyplace else than an International operator brought in the
guy who killed one of their clients and shot one
of their men.
Speaker 5: I won't be responsible for anything that happen. Okay.
Speaker 6: If you don't like the way I do, think you
can pull my lice and right off the wall and
get yourself another boy.
Speaker 10: Hey, Hey, what are you bought? Hel whow?
Speaker 5: Mister?
Speaker 10: When I saw you at Max yesterday afternoon, I didn't
make you come by to that drink at six o'clock
in the morning, but come in. I was just having
coffee after the studio open early makeup job.
Speaker 5: Look right for me where you are?
Speaker 10: You've getten the knives, but it hasn't Govie, No thanks, Oh,
I just.
Speaker 5: Stopped by for a minute. I'm afraid I have some
tough news for him.
Speaker 4: Max.
Speaker 10: Nothing happened to Max.
Speaker 5: He's dead? Oh no, not Max. Oh somebody's shot him
three hours ago.
Speaker 10: Why would anyone wanna kill Max?
Speaker 5: That's what I'm gonna find out.
Speaker 10: Makes expected to marry any somethings playing? What can I
do to help?
Speaker 6: Mister recan?
Speaker 10: What can I do?
Speaker 5: All right? Now?
Speaker 6: Look a smart cop name when daddy it got'all be
knocking on your door pretty soon.
Speaker 5: He's gonna ask you a lot of questions about Max.
Give me the answers first, Would you mind.
Speaker 10: Terry that if we've sat don Max was on my head?
Speaker 5: Who wanna be near somewhat? Sure?
Speaker 10: I know I'm acting us today about this?
Speaker 5: What is it I can tell hi, mister region Max?
Have I mentioned a man named Pete Berger?
Speaker 10: No, never heard that name before.
Speaker 5: He worked at the same studio.
Speaker 6: He was the one that shot at Max yesterday afternoon
and he killed Max. No, he's dead too, He was
shot to death an hour earlier.
Speaker 5: I was there.
Speaker 10: I'm not very good at this kind of thing. What
are you trying to tell me?
Speaker 5: In two weeks? Most of these killings were done by
an amateur and not very good jobs. But there had
to be some reason.
Speaker 10: I I don't know.
Speaker 6: I've been in the business a long time, lady, too long.
People killed for money or love, or just for the
crazy feel of blacking a gun at Somebody's been a
lot field You know. If you find a reason, you
find a killer. What what kind of work would a
make up man be doing at home?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 10: Max. I always tried to improve his work, cause that's why.
Speaker 6: I made the money he did.
Speaker 5: He might have made a faster cast of a head
so he could study your face. I suppose too. Yeah,
you O think, Yes, I spose something. Why. Oh it's
a nice face. I see him and picture what presser
didn't think.
Speaker 9: Man, they're a nice house.
Speaker 5: That is long. Oh you have feel soft anymore the
way you hoped. You can see 'em. Yeah, that's nice
and my lips h. I don't feel bad doing this.
Speaker 10: I never did not Max. I wouldn't dig it too.
Speaker 5: I was terrible up. If I just go yelp, I
can see why he felt the way he did about you. That. Ye,
I liked the way you did that. I know what
Max had been working on or something for you really
was holding up after cast your.
Speaker 6: Head in his arms. When I saw on him, of course,
there was no hair on it. And it looks kind
of funny the son say a thing like that. He
killed a poor x coon because he bungled a job.
You blackmail him in the doing and shot him last
night because I was gonna talk.
Speaker 10: Why would I killed Max?
Speaker 6: And why your radicate pumped the slugger tow in a joke.
It's gotta be a reason I bring newspaper in the
country's gonna carry. Golden hair is really as ball as
a fresh air.
Speaker 10: Anything I didn't put of beating facing too.
Speaker 5: Come on, let's go.
Speaker 10: No, so listen. That's when I got about my aunts,
and so get about my eart. Couldn't stand that.
Speaker 5: You nice sa lady zer up bump.
Speaker 6: Well, Max had been trying to get her to marry him,
and she didn't want to marry anybody, so she the
police stenographers scratched.
Speaker 5: His head on that one soil. I explained, there was
her hair like Long's olden the hair, only it wasn't hers.
Was a wig of MAXI fixed up for her.
Speaker 6: She'd lost all hers when she was sick and couldn't
stand the thought of anybody going around knowing it wasn't
her own.
Speaker 5: Well, I guess you run into all kinds. A couple
of days later, I saw Canta at the hospital.
Speaker 6: He'd had some transferbusions and a lot of other things.
He's coming along fine, was reading a paper when I
walked in.
Speaker 10: Oh right, but what is what?
Speaker 5: Huh? A right? Joe?
Speaker 11: I've been reading about that Hilda Graham. Too bad they
don't take her picture without all that poorty hair.
Speaker 5: Serve a ride? Yeah? How you feeling, Peach.
Speaker 10: Rigan?
Speaker 5: How long we been working for the line? Too long?
How many people been killed and messed up in that time?
That me and you knows about? Person? Too many? Mm?
It's one thing I can't get through. M anew. Why
don't we get some redicon but your real estate? A
movie EXTRADI why do we do it? Why do we
do it? I don't know, Joe, I don't know.
Speaker 7: Jack Webb is featured as Jeff Reagan with Wilms Herbert
as At Anthony J.
Speaker 3: Lyons.
Speaker 7: It's CBS Same time next week for Trouble, Suspense and
Thrilling Adventure with Jeff Reagan Investigators.
Speaker 5: The role of Max Blattney was played.
Speaker 7: By Hans Conried, with Barton Yoborl as Joe Canto. Betty
lou Gerson was Hilda Graham, Jack Krusian was when Betty.
Speaker 5: Marlow Dwyer was Flossy.
Speaker 7: Jeff Reagan Investigator is written by E Jack Newman, produced
and directed by Gordon T. Hughes, with special music by
Del Castillio. This program came view from Hollywood Bible of Mind.
Speaking for CBS the Columbia Broadcasting System.
Speaker 3: Welcome back a very solid.
Speaker 2: Jeff Reagan and a nice guest appearance by h Hans
Connery there that was his character of Max was an
incredible guest star, really almost tole the show in the
scenes that he was in. Well, we got some comments
to get into.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: This one comes just directly off a website. In regards
to Jeff Reagan, Bill Rights in your podcast of Jeff Reagan,
Johnny Madero, and especially Pat Novak have forced me to
revise my opinion of Jack Webb. His radio performances are
often clever, usually well crafted, and generally more nuanced than
they seen considered the timing and focus required to spit
out a mouthful of Nolvakian similes without sounding insultingly flipped.
It is unfortunate that many of us know Web only
as television's detective Joe Friday. Web's performance on the nineteen
sixties version of Dragon offers a little clue to the
dynamism that characterizes the actors radio work. Thanks for helping
to set the record straight and always glad to do
that on Jack Web.
Speaker 9: Nice.
Speaker 3: So many things I think about.
Speaker 2: Web as well as history in general, are kind of
impressions that aren't based on facts. So when you got
the recorded facts, that just makes it that just makes
it easier for people to figure out. All right, last comment,
just a simple great show off podcast. All that's much appreciated.
All Right, Well, we're gonna wrap up the show. We'll
be back tomorrow with Let George do It. Next week
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