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Speaker 1: The Blue Beetle.

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Speaker 2: Leaping down upon the underworld. A smash gangling comes.

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Speaker 1: A mysterious all powerful character who is a problem to

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the police or a good sayer fall off in reality.

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Damn Garrett, a rookie mccold love by everyone. What's suspected

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by none of being the Blue Beetle. As the Blue Beetle,

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he hides behind the spring of masks and a suit

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of impenetrable blue chain armor, flexible aster, what's stronger than steel.

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Speaker 2: Today's transcribed episode of the Fox feature The Blue Beetles

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is entitled The Dancing gat of Rocky Hills. Perch ee

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on a rocky crag overlooking the ocean, not many miles

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from York City. Its Gray Cragg's Manor, surrounded by high

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stone walls. The large house dominates the estate of some

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three hundred acres in Rocky Hills, Eastchester County. Residents of

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Rocky Hills say the place is wounded. Some claim to

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have seen from a distance on moonlight night, the shadowy

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figures of dancers in the ballroom of the east winds

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of the manor. As our story opens today, Patrolman Dan Garrett,

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who is really the Blue Beetles Little realizes that his

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next adventure will take him to Gray Cragg's manor. He

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is talking with his friend doctor Franz in the little

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Apothecary shop.

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Speaker 1: Jenny, here's the native might kick out of the personal

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column of Chronicle this morning, Mmm, addressed to the blue beetle. Oh,

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be interested. Somebody's kidding the blue beetle. Do you think so?

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You know? Listen, attention blue beetles. Little Nith's muppett sat

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on a tuffet eating her curds, and whey one came

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a spider and sat down the spider and scared the

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poor girl away. Why should anyone address nursery rhyme to me?

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And there's a secret message in cipher concealed in that

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nursery rhyme? You serious, duck? Yes, I deciphered it just

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before you came in. Oh what's the message? Doc? How

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are you able to solve it? Well, the difference in

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size of type US throughout the rhyme gave me a clue.

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The young lady has evidently been reading Francis Bacon. Young lady, Yes,

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young lady. All this begins to look like a romantic adventure.

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And what makes you think she's been reading Francis Bacon

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as he used to write many of his plays and

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poems in cipher similar to this. That's very interesting. What

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method did you evolved from this nursery dogirl doc? Well

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here it is discipled young heiress in dire distress. Only

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blue beetle can help come alone midnight, great cracks, manner, urgent,

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great crags and manner. I thought at Rocky Hill, Yes,

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the place is supposed to be haunted. Uh, it sounds

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like a trap for the blue beetle. But it's certainly

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intriguing you, isn't it. I think I'll take a run

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out there now and look the place over by daylight. Well,

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why don't you That would be careful, Danny. That section

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used to be interested with boot lakers and rum runners

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during Prohibition. It's along the seashore, lots of coals and inlets,

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with rocky cliffs over hanging the seas. It sounds interesting.

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Are you planning on taking office a Mannigan with you?

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Speaker 3: Ah?

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Speaker 1: Poor Mike's laid up with a bad case of poison

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iving and it's tough on night. Yes, the old war

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horses champion at the bed. I'm gonna drop by and

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see it man. Tell him, I hope he'll be back

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on the job again soon. I will go by that

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see you later. M check her, old buddy, A punny boy? Thanks? What?

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Oh are you up? Buck? There? You are that? Thanks?

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Speaker 3: By the way?

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Speaker 1: Uh? Who lives in that old mansion up on the

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hill overlooking the ocean? Are mostly ghosts? Buddy? Or tell

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me you believe in ghosts? Well? I don't know some

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folks in the village. She climbed to fight music and

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seeing figures dancing in the ballroom as they walked along

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the road. Haven't anyone visited the place? Nobody around here?

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There's a guy with a club foot on guard at

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the interest of the estate. Uh short of a caretaker?

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Hate all right? Nobody in? Doesn't anybody live in the

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manor house? Yeah? There's a young girl, Rosley green hole

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in her aunt just moved in. She and heerited the

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place a hard see, that's all?

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Speaker 2: How uh?

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Speaker 1: How recently did they move in? About a week ago?

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Ever seen them?

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Speaker 4: Sure?

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Speaker 1: They drive by here every day. And an old fashioned

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carriage drawn by a couple of swallowing horses. Who drives them?

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An old man and an old fashioned coachman suniform? You

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sure they're not all ghosts. I'm sure. I'm sure what

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Joe did me on the corner there saw some groceries

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and things, he says. The coachman is all the ordering.

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The girl and I don't talk to nobody that kind

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of snooty. Joe says, well, that's very interesting. I've got

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to get along. Ghosts or no ghosts. The fellow's got

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to make a living.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, ain't not the truth?

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Speaker 1: Us all our buddy, and stay away from Horner House.

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M Well, I was wondering if I could drive through

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the gates there and up to the manor house. I'm

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a camera fiend and I'd like to take some shots

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to the house in the ocean.

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Speaker 2: Ain't no one allowed on the grounds?

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Speaker 1: Owners' owners? No? Well? Uh, ipose if I've phoned up

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to the house from your lodge there, the owners would

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give me permission to take some pictures. Ain't got no phone? Uh?

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What are those uh wires running.

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Speaker 5: Up the road there?

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Speaker 1: Them? Why them's electric light wires? I see? Well, thanks

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for the information. Oh excuse me, stranger, my alarm clock's

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going on. What's to said it wrong this morning?

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Speaker 5: At all?

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Speaker 1: That your club foot is Blackie What's that some guy

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wanted to take pictures of the place. Wasn't a harness war?

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Was it all right? I'll listen. The girl got a

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message out for the Blue Beetle. Somehow the old man's

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lawyer sawt in the newspaper. He on the lookout for

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the Blue Beetle. What the spider wires do? Okay, tomorrow

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Spider's taking a suitcase of the quair over the maget

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Hastings when he takes the girl and the run out

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for a drive. Right, take care of things my.

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Speaker 3: Midnight. I wonder if the Blue Beetle got no.

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Speaker 1: That lewis? Oh, good evening? Or should I say good

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morning the Blue Beatle? Yes, the Blue Beetle you send

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for me here? I am. Oh, I'm so glad.

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Speaker 3: I'm in such trouble and so frightened.

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Speaker 1: Will you help me? The Blue Beetle is always ready

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to help anyone in distress.

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Speaker 3: I didn't know what to do. You were the only

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one I felt could help me. I watched every minute

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this place is. It's so spooky it terrifies me.

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Speaker 1: Then why do you stay here?

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Speaker 3: I must by the terms of my late uncle's will,

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I have to remain here. Until I'm twenty one in

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order to inherit the money that goes with this place.

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Speaker 1: Mm hm, that's a strange condition to put in a will.

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Who lives here with you?

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Speaker 3: I made nuns uncle Nathaniel's.

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Speaker 1: Sister, Abigail. If you're a watch the way you say

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you are. How did you get the message in the chronicle?

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Speaker 3: Well? I wrote a note to the chronicle and closed

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the money with it in a stamped envelope and addressed

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it and dropped it outside of Digby's grocery store yesterday,

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hoping that someone would find it and mail it.

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Speaker 1: Well, what goes on here? Why all the secrecy all?

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Speaker 3: I don't know exactly, but but I've seen some of

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the strangest men around here. I've heard the gatekeeper call

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our coachman Spider, and I heard Spider call the gatekeeper

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club Bush.

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Speaker 1: Mister Jasper, that's Uncle's.

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Speaker 3: Lawyer, says that they're old retainers of Uncle Nathaniel. The others,

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he says, they're workmen hired to fix the place. That

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they seem to work only at night.

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Speaker 1: Mm God, what's that? What's that music? That's one of

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the things that frightens me.

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Speaker 3: It's so ghostly it comes from the.

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Speaker 1: Other wing of the house. Have you ever been in

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that part of the house, missus Greenhold No.

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Speaker 3: Though the door of that wing is locked and I'm

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not permitted to go there. Mister Jasper says that uncle

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wanted that wing kept sacred to memories of his only love,

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a girl he netted a dance in the ballroom there

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one moonlit night. She died, the night they would be married.

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Speaker 1: MM I'd like to get over there and make a

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little investigation.

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Speaker 3: Well, I can show you the iron doors that leads

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to that wing of the house.

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Speaker 1: You'll find it locked. Bluebet will carry his master keys

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to all locks.

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Speaker 3: Let's have a look here you are right through here.

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Now down this passage way. Here we are. That's the

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door to the east wing.

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Speaker 1: MM I will just try these keys. Uh not that one.

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Here's one that looks as if it might fit. Uh huh,

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there we are.

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Speaker 3: Look, look there there shadows a dances on the wall.

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Speaker 1: But no time to vot. He done.

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Speaker 5: Kenny, you beat ghosts.

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Speaker 1: I've always wanted to meet a ghost. You stay here.

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I'd better lock this door after me.

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Speaker 3: Oh no, please take me with you, Blue Beetle.

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Speaker 1: I'm afraid to be left alone. No, no, no, you'll

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be safer at you're part of the house. I'll be

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back as soon as I have had a look around.

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Speaker 3: Ha ha ha.

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Speaker 6: The Blue Beetle walks into the trap down you go

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into the prison with the ghosts of the departed pirate captain.

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So you wanted to meet a ghost.

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Speaker 1: Well you'll meet Freddy down there.

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Speaker 2: What has happened to the Blue Beetle? Who are the

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strange people who have made great crags manner their headquarters?

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Can the Blue Beetle extricate himself and solve the mystery

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of the dancing ghosts of Rocky Hills. These questions will

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be dramatically answered in the next transcribed episode.

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Speaker 1: Of The Blue Beetle.

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Speaker 2: The Blue Beetle is a copyrighted box feature appearing in

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Mystery Men Comics Magazine and The Blue Beetle Magazine. The

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Blue Beatle is on the air twice a week on

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this same station.

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Speaker 1: Consult the broadcast.

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Speaker 2: Schedule in your local newspapers and don't forget to listen

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in to y.

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Speaker 1: Have a Way a Blue Free Dole. H h h h.

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Speaker 3: H h h.

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Speaker 4: H anyway you know any man? Any way, any way,

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any way, anyway, any way you have way, any man.

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Speaker 1: The Blue beetles.

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Speaker 2: Leaping down upon the underworld the smash gangling comes a mysterious,

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all powerful character who is a problem to the police.

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Speaker 1: What a good tailerful off in reality? Man Garrett a rookiemcold,

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loved by everyone. What's suspected by none of the beings?

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The Blue Beagle. As the Blue Beagle, he hides behind

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the spring of masks and a suit of impenetrable blue

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chain armor flexible ascil, a stronger and steel.

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Speaker 2: Today's transcribed episode as the Pox Feature. The Blue Beagle

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is the second part of the story entitled The Dancing

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Ghats of Rocky Hills. In the previous episode, the Blue Beatle,

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through the personal column of the Chronicle, receives the call

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for aid from the new Heiress at Pointed gray Craggs

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manor at Rocky Hills. Rumor has it that on moonlit night,

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ghostly figures danced in the ballroom of gray Cragg's manner.

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The heiress, a young girl, Rosalie Greenhold, and her maiden

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aunts are closely guarded by two persons, a man called

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Spider who serves as coachman, and a man with a

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club foot who claims to have been gatekeeper for the

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late owner, Nathaniel Greenholes. Entering the manor at midnight, the

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Blue Beatles talked secretly with Rosalie Greenholes. As the episode ended,

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the Blue Beatle was investigating the dancing ghosts phenomenon when

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a trap door suddenly opened in front of him and

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he was catapulted into a deep dungeon. As our story

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opens today, a mister Jasper, attorney for the estate, is

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talking with black whom the police despect of being a

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desperate criminal.

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Speaker 1: All Blackie, suppose you let me handle this situation. After all,

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I'm the attorney for all Man Greenhole's estate and sole

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executive of the will. The girl desper the girl, she'll

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have the cops on her next I can handle hot.

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Something's got to be done to keep her quiet. After all,

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she's got a message due to the Blue Beetle. And

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he's lying at the bottom of the pit where pirates

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used to throw their victim. What is he did? All

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the chances are his next broken thanks to the spider.

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I suppose he ain't dead. Orange It Well, he's securely

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locked in double locks and an iron doll.

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Speaker 3: Well, I'll feel better.

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Speaker 1: If I went out, had to look for myself. Well,

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that's all right, but do it under cover of darkness.

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What about the girl. I'll take a message from the

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blue beetle and see that she gets it. She'll think

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he escaped and is coming back. That'll keep her quiet

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for a few days until you can move your plates

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and presses to some other location. They've been there long enough.

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The place is getting hot. Someone's going to get wives

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to those phony ghosts and start investigating.

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Speaker 3: That's right.

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Speaker 1: But by the terms of Nathaniel Greenhole's will, his knees rose,

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we must live at the manor until she's twenty one.

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And if you don't, then the whole estate, including a

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fortune in stocks and bonds, goes to charity, with you

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as executor of the estate. It will be slim pickings

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for charity. I see, we understand each other. You've shared

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your counterfeiting province with me.

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Speaker 2: I'll share the estate with you.

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Speaker 1: You'll get your counterfeiting equipment away from there, and we'll

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put on a haunted house campaign that will scare Rosalie

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Greenhole and her old made aunt clear out of the state,

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and just one key left to try. One of the

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others will fit Uh, there, I got it. Lucky, I

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lend on my feet in this pit. Ah the blue

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beetles free of his prison. No one hurt me. I'd

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like to catch whoever is running this shore of God

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as a door. I'll try that. Hm. Storing the stairway

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the light at the top of it. Well, here goes

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teach you do you don't care who you say? Black,

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he's taking it all the chance keeping this place's headquarter. Yes,

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he's okay for turning out this kind of door until

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that dame came to live here. Them dances upstairs, throwing

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shatters down the windows shut scared folks away from this place.

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Speaker 2: Here, fire these bills in the suitcase with the others.

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Speaker 1: Okay, well i'll take it. It's probably crough for down

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the gate. Hello, yeah, spider's here, gentimnute, it's for your spider.

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Hm uh huh hunt black, he says, dismantled the press. Yes, yes,

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what good? Yes, yes, okay, yes, I got you. Huh

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deliver the faith. Do ring me to the laundry in

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Hastings when I take the girl in the rent for

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drive in the morning. So that's how it's done.

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Speaker 2: Well, the Blue Beetle will spoil that little game.

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Speaker 1: First, I'll have a look upstairs.

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Speaker 2: See what makes the ghosts dance?

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Speaker 1: Well? I took your aunt's place on the drive this

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morning because I wanted to have a talk with you, Rosalie.

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Speaker 3: What about that?

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Speaker 1: I don't think you trust me, my dear?

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Speaker 2: Why should i?

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Speaker 3: I'm not permitted to have friends at the manor in

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or to visit outside places alone.

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Speaker 1: Those were your uncle's own as, Rosalie. After all, he

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wanted to protect you from fortune hunting men and social

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parasites who might take advantage of your trusting nature when

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you came into your fortune.

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Speaker 3: But what about all those strange goings on at the manor?

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Speaker 1: Wait?

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Speaker 3: Last night? Something terrible happening?

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Speaker 1: Oh? What?

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Speaker 5: What?

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Speaker 1: What about last night? I don't know what happened?

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Speaker 3: Oh I I shouldn't have said anything.

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Speaker 1: Oh is there something you've been keeping from me? Rosalie.

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After all, your uncle trusted me, why shouldn't you? Well?

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Speaker 3: Last night the blue beetle, blue beetle?

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Speaker 1: Why? Now that's very interesting Because I clipped this out

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of the paper this morning. You may be the Rosalie.

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This was addressed tune here read it.

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Speaker 3: Rosalie had strange experience last night with ghosts, but in safe.

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Now advise you leave manner as soon as possible. Signed

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the blue Beetle. Oh I knew I was right. That's

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terrible place. I won't stay there another night.

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Speaker 6: Oh good, Here we are from wandering mister Jasper.

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Speaker 2: Shall I take the bag of washing?

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Speaker 3: Sir?

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Speaker 1: Yes, I take it in uh, but be sure to

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get a receipt. Spot just a moment there. I like

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to have a look at that bar. Now, what's the

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idea of this? Who are you and the sheriff of

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east Chester County. I've had a telephone call to be

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on the lookout for you, fool. This is an outrage.

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We're respectable citizens. This young lady is the owner of

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Great Gregg's Manor, and I'm I'm her attorney. Well, then

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you won't mind my looking into this suitcase to make

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sure it's full of dirty clothes and trim on. We'll

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not stand for this out right now, surge horses, Now

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touch this trigger. I have a look at that suitcase.

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Money counterfeit? A blue beetle is right, my blue beetle.

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Here's the blue beetle.

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Speaker 2: He phoned me an hour ago to Jack.

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Speaker 3: But what does it mean? Why?

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Speaker 1: Somebody. They must have switched suitcases on us. This is

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a frame of horse that so well. I'd say, you too,

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are in a tough spot. I demand to see your warrant, Sherff.

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I stand on my constitutional rights as a practicing attorney.

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My advice to you will as a practicing sheriff. My

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advice to you, mister attorney, is.

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Speaker 3: Get a good lawyer. What puts on the phone, Blackie?

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Speaker 1: Okay? Hello? What the doults are dancing up at Great Crags?

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But it's only midday? Word spider? All right? Phone up

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the slim and tell him to stop the dancers. What

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what's that? Swim doesn't answer? Something's gone haywire. You lock

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the gate and stand guard. I'll be out there. Problem,

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good bye. I wonder the worst slim is?

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Speaker 3: I don't know.

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Speaker 1: Ain't nobody around? Somebody shut off the mechanism of the

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dancing ghosts. Yeah, we better have our gets ready. Who

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follow me in and keep your eyes nobody here. I

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don't see no one. Something about this business don't smell

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right to me. Look at that class a pair someoney

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be hiding easy now look sillim bounding guy. I wonder

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who's done this Blacky. Yes, a Blue Beetle, I'll take

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that gun, Blackie. Oh no, you won't. Blue Beetle. Oh yes,

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I will take care of mister Blackie. Oh, mister Clubfoot.

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I hate to sock a cripple, but drop that gun

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or I O you win. I'll just tie you up

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for safe keeping. The police will need you what for?

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The cops ain't got nothing on me. Perhaps not, but

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I'm sure that I'll want you to demonstrate those mechanical

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dancing dog upstairs and through ghostly shadows on the windows

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of the old ballroom. Sorry, I can't stay for the

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final curtain, so I'll read about it in tomorrow's papers.

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Blue Beatle's job is done. The dancing ghosts of Rocky

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Hills will dance no more at Gray Cragg's manor.

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Speaker 2: And so another gang of criminals was rounded up and

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brought to justice by the Blue Beetle, but Officer Mannigan

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couldn't make the arrest because of being laid up with

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poison ivy. The moral of this story is deception can

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never win for long. Truth will always triumph in the end. Also,

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as Officer Mannaghan would say, stay away from poison ivy.

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What new adventures await the Blue Beatle in his unceasing

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cruise against crime. This question will be answered in the

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next transcribed episode of The Blue Beetle. The Blue Beetle

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is a copyrighted box feature appearing in Mystery Men Comics

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Magazine and The Blue Beetle Magazine. The Blue Beatle is

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on the air twice a week on this same station.

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Consult the broadcast schedule in your local newspapers, and don't

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forget to listen in to.

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Speaker 3: The Blue Beetles.

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Speaker 4: When I stood a kind of living understood whist ways

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away away,