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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from

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we're going to bring you this week's episode of Charlie Chan.

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Patreon dot Great Detectives dot net. And now we turn

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to Charlie Chan. Well, we have played all the American

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episodes that are available, so now we are turning to

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the Australian episodes. And I've been trying to cobble together

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as much information as i can on the series. The

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best information I can find on series air date comes

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from a two thousand and four order in Radio Recall,

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the newsletter of the Metropolitan Washington Old Time Radio Club,

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written by the late Ian Greeve, moderator of the Australian

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Old Time Radio Group, and mister Greve states that these

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programs aired starting in October of nineteen fifty from Sydney

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as they were syndicated by Grace Gibson. Air dates were

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tricky in Australia because they didn't have like a big

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radio network like we had in the States, but you

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had a lot of syndication going on, so a program

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could air in Sydney and it'd be several days until

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it aired in Melbourne, where most of the Australian Old

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Time Radio officion NADOs if you were were at now.

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The series was based on a Mayor scripts, presumably from

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the Ed Begley run, although maybe from the Santos or

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Tego run as well. The length of the series it

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does get kind of confused depending on what source you read.

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The series starred William Rees as Charlie Chan and Rodney

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Jacobs as his number one son. And we will tell

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you a little bit about those two actors after we

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get back from today's episode. Now, unfortunately, I don't really

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have any order for these programs that I can consistently

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relively give to you, So we're just gonna play him

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as they come. And these all aired likely during the

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nineteen fifty to fifty one season. And we're going to

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start with the case of the Telltale Hands.

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Speaker 2: The Incomparable Charlie Chan.

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Speaker 3: We proudly present the incomparable Charlie Chan in a new

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and exciting series. Join the famous detective as he combines

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the wisdom of the East and the science of the West.

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Speaker 2: In the dramatic chapter.

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Speaker 3: From the Adventures of Charlie Chan.

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Speaker 2: From Charlie Chan, Hunley bids you good evening and extends

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wrong welcome. Ancient proverb relates what ten men build, one

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hand lay the strike. Tonight we meet he that spread

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highly odd form of destruction. Listen, please thank you.

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Speaker 3: To night's adventure The Telltale Hands. Judy Carroll stands at

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the intersection of Logan Avenue on First Street. She is

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nineteen years old, short, dark, pretty in a cheerful way,

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and she might be beautiful if she knew how to

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dress and use makeup properly, but Judy doesn't.

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Speaker 2: She's blind.

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Speaker 4: Is anybody crossing Logan Avenue? Please? Anybody going across? I'd

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like to cross Logan Avenue. God, you can't get anyone around. Hello?

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Speaker 2: Anybody crossing Logan Avenue?

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Speaker 4: Hello?

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Speaker 2: Please?

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Speaker 5: Yes you can miss inferior person lender systems.

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Speaker 2: Our old Charlie Chan.

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Speaker 5: We were just driving past and we saw you list.

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Speaker 4: Oh that's tofully kind of you. But I don't need

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a list. I'm waiting to cross Logan. I live on

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the other side.

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Speaker 2: Ah, so inferior number one son happy to lender systems.

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Speaker 4: You don't have to bother. Someone will be along soon.

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No trouble at all.

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Speaker 2: Catch me missing your chance to walk with a pretty girl?

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Come on, life's change.

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Speaker 4: I bet you tell that to all the girls.

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Speaker 2: Only the pretty one.

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Speaker 6: What's your name, Judy Carroll, I'm lead Chen. My pup's

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are detective Charlie Chant. I'm a kind of detective too.

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Speaker 4: That's nothing. I'm a piano tuner.

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Speaker 2: No fool, sure, proven easy.

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Speaker 4: I've got my tuning hammer right here. Oh bar that

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I've left it where I was working. I'm worsen the

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plumber always forgetting my tools.

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Speaker 2: This is a curb. Want me to go back and

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get that cheoting homer for you?

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Speaker 4: Oh no, Thankley, I'll fill them.

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Speaker 2: Want me to take you to your house.

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Speaker 6: Don't bother.

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Speaker 4: It's the second from the corner. Fourteen steps in.

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Speaker 6: Five left right, see you soon, and if our piano

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needs chewing, I'll call.

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Speaker 7: You, daddy.

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Speaker 4: I'm home, Daddy.

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Speaker 8: I all right, have the job the this morning.

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Speaker 4: Tell me all right, Daddy, the bandcase has a beautiful piano.

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Speaker 2: Why not?

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Speaker 8: I got a million dollars. Tell me about that house, Judy,

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everything you remember, how many rooms? How many steps from God?

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Speaker 9: At all? Where everthing is what it feels like.

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Speaker 4: You always ask me that, Daddy.

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Speaker 8: M you get into such high class houses, Judy, not me.

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I've got to hear about it the second.

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Speaker 4: Hand, third hand, Daddy, I don't see them, I just

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feel them.

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Speaker 9: Oh that's good enough for me.

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Speaker 4: Go ahead, well, three steps up to the front door,

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the norvel. The front door is oaks. Going to the foyer.

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Two steps to the left there's a closet. Three to

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the rider is a small waiting room. You go straight

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ahead into the hall. It's ten steps long. It easy.

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Speaker 8: Wait a minute, Judy, I just remembered something. Excuse me

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a minute, giver, Yeah, Bowlo, you listening to the girl, Yeah,

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got a good memory, the best. We'll make sure you

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remember everything, my girl says.

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Speaker 9: Yah, No, I got a hand it to you, Bowlow.

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Speaker 8: Every cracksman in town is wondering how you've been breaking

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into joint so long without getting caught. No, I know,

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it's just too easy when a blind girl gives you

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the whole layout first, keep your voice down. She doesn't know, though,

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She just thinks that daddy is just curious about the

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upper classes.

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Speaker 9: Huh.

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Speaker 8: He doesn't know that she helps her daddy make visits

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at night that make money for him.

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Speaker 9: Yeah.

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Speaker 8: If you're just listen carefully while the girl's talking, we'll

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drop in on a van case tonight. It'll be easy

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as easy has taken pennies from a blind man. I mean,

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cat might try this afternoon. Sure did help me out

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my door jobs, just as easy as I told you.

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Where they'd be room paste off for us to name

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what everything is in that?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah it was bolo. Girl of yours is worth

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plenty blind. Yeah.

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Speaker 8: The doctors for around last year trying to talk into

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an operation.

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Speaker 9: For her eyes.

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Speaker 8: I've got to stop for that though. I don't want

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to have any eyes back. I don't want to watch

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in her old dead mixing is nitro glycerine in the kitchen,

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uh says, is really loaded. Jip big, hold the knife handle.

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Speaker 7: It.

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Speaker 8: It's all all right, you know. I still don't figure

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why you cut me in on this, deel boller. You

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don't need me, you go wrong. Well, the police are

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too interested in these jobs of mine lately. This is

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the thirty Well wait a minute, Well make sure I

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got everything? Oh sure, sure that's right. All right, let's

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go bollow. I'm going gibber not you. What do you mean?

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That's why I brought you in, Gipper. The lord's getting

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a little post for my lucky now they're giving to

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check up on me, so I gotta put them up

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per cent. I need you for a decoy, Sorry, Jipper,

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but this is where you get it.

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Speaker 9: Pound.

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Speaker 2: There's no one hip hop. The whole house is in darkness.

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He's sure's the right one it is. This does not

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give to making mistakes.

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Speaker 6: Maybe the phone operator was wrong or what does she say?

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Phone operators say call came from this house home of

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wealthy Van Caves. She say, voice very faint but distinctly said,

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get Charlie chan quick and dying.

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Speaker 2: That's plain enough. What are we going now? Break in

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becomes this person's ignoble task. To enter van k home

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with skeleton keys is written purpose of visit. May pardon

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this courteous entry into home. Come personally, I think the

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call was just a dirty trick to keep us from

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going home to dinner.

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Speaker 6: If you ask me, Papa, careful please?

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Speaker 2: This person illuminates touch Wow, what a house looks like

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a mansion? Hi? Hey, Papa, when you light in that

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room a minute, I think I saw I did? Yes, Pop,

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take a look. The safeman opened and before us is

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criminal who opened same and then made odd telephone call

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to police announcing crime. Most unfortunate cannot explain actions. Is dead?

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Ah attention please, Father has completed hurried investigations. Go ahead, Pop,

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I shall tell you I've got a clue. Very good.

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Dead man before us was one of two men who

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robbed house, fought with companions and injured same note, broken

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knuckles and wrench in hand. Who was stabbed with knife

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and left for dead, cruel to telephone and called police

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anything else? Pop, hm, extremely odd clue roses on neck

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of dead men are moist with chemical most probably night

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throw glitzerin same use to open safe escape. Thief and

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murderer had night throw glycerin on hands right lawly did

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he leave ncroglssoving behind? Pop?

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Speaker 6: But one of his tools I fell of the piano. Look,

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it's my clue.

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Speaker 2: Ah, excellent, but this not burglar equipment. Son his tuning

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hammer for piano used by piano tuners tuning hammers.

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Speaker 6: Gee, I better study Carroll's The Blind Girl?

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Speaker 2: Do you remember her? Pop?

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Speaker 6: What a funny coincidence if this is a piano she

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chunleus afternoon.

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Speaker 2: Silence, got my dear Pop. This bankrupt brain entertains odd thought.

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During investigation of recent urglaries, one interesting fact noted what

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parts that prior to each piano in house was tune?

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You mean the piano tuna learned the lay out of

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the house first? You mean Judy cow died that? Or

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low pop. This person has noted that when coincidences become

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extremely odd, demounts instant investigation. But she's blind? How could

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she some because locality of home or blind piano tuna?

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Of course, very good. We'll telephone homicide department to take charge.

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Here and then make instant journey to house of Miss Carroll.

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We'll return the vice for tuning piano and perhaps locate

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the results of murder blood.

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Speaker 4: What's the matter? You came rush into the house ten

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minutes ago and you've been taking I heard you.

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Speaker 9: You gotta go away for a couple of weeks.

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Speaker 7: Judy, go wait.

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Speaker 9: You'll be all right.

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Speaker 8: Now, get out of the way. I'm gonna hurry. Hi,

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I gotta get out of here.

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Speaker 4: Oh daddy, watch.

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Speaker 9: The get away from me. Don't touch me. You've got

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enough jobs to take care of you so long. Judy,

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you're hurt.

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Speaker 4: I told your head it's bleeding.

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Speaker 7: What happened.

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Speaker 9: I'll be all right at a side argument.

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Speaker 8: With a friend, that's all where hush, shut up.

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Speaker 9: You don't know anything. I understand.

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Speaker 8: You don't know where I've been or where I'm going.

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Speaker 4: Daddy, you can't go out like this. You're hurt.

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Speaker 9: I told you to keep your hand off me.

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Speaker 7: Oh daddy, I wish you have you.

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Speaker 9: Got a hat or something from me? Away on my head?

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Speaker 2: No, I haven't, never mind.

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Speaker 8: I'll get one at the store on the corner. Gotta

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hid the side of my head. Now, listen, someone at

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the door. You answers, I'm going out the back way.

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You've not seen me. Remember, you don't know where I am.

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But you don't know nothing. I understand. And if you talk,

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if you say anything, I swear I'll make you happy.

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You're blind, I'll make you wish you were dead.

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Speaker 3: Our story will continue in just a few moments. Meanwhile,

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though you're announcer, and now back to the incomparable Charlie Chance.

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Speaker 9: Bolo.

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Speaker 3: Carol, injured in the fight with Jipper, finds it necessary

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to leave Ton. We left him fettening his blind daughter

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Judy into silence. When the doorbell rings and Judy answers.

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Speaker 4: Yes, so is it please?

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Speaker 2: Hi? Judy me?

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Speaker 4: Oh, the young ch.

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Speaker 2: And undistinguished father of saying good evening, Miss Carrow, have

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come to return tuning hammer recently forgotten? O come in?

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Speaker 4: Were you at the then house?

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Speaker 2: Yes? And it's this person of their ill news, Miss

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Carroll attention, who resides in house with you?

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Speaker 4: Just my father he he isn't home now he's gone away.

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I don't know where, Miss Carroll.

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Speaker 2: So sorry. Your father may be implicated in recent robbery

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and murder in vicinity of ben k Home.

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Speaker 4: Murder.

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Speaker 2: Oh no, your father recently at home, Miss Carrol. No,

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so sorry, this person perceives lie. Your face shows marks

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of rough hands, have been struck by unkind father or

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someone else.

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Speaker 4: No, that's not true.

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Speaker 2: No one's truck, stains of blood on fingers, Miss Carroll,

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have recently touched wounded head of father. No, I never

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did open closet in the bedroom behind you. Proclaim someone

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hastily packed and left home whilst father inspected chair.

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Speaker 4: Please, my head's whirling round. I've got to sit down.

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Speaker 2: Rightly, Judy, lay off a pop with you. This most

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interesting symptom isn't a symple at all.

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Speaker 6: Can't you see how sick the poor girl is?

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Speaker 2: You can't blame me. They did not refer to son's gallantry,

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Please with saying, refer to missus Carroll's headache.

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Speaker 4: Good doctor, please my head bursting anything like it before?

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Speaker 2: Physician instantly. Miss Carroll now must ask one question highly

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urgent to inform Charlie Chan where father has gone. I

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don't know, very good, My respects to misguided loyalty, missus Carroll.

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We'll now telephone for physicians and then depart to find

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runaway father. How are we going to find him? Part

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by trail left by saying what trail trail of headache?

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Pap are you crazy? What's all this about? Headache?

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Speaker 6: How can a man leave a trail a headache?

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Speaker 2: Exercise vision? Please keep sharp lookout for any person in

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extremely sick condition. We'll go to corner and begin search

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from that point. If carol going around hitting people on

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the head, ah, and look inside hats door on corner?

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What do ies proceed? Hey? S A follow doublop on

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the counter. This most fortuness hardly expected. Immediately doubts from

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deduction will enter store? Please? Oh, pardon please? Eh? Oh

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go where I my head splitting? Get me a doctor, William,

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pardon not intrude on illness. This our charity shall not police.

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You had recent customer a man purchased hat, possibly to

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conceal wound on head.

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Speaker 8: Eh, yes, that's right, about ten minutes ago.

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Speaker 2: In which direction did man proceed after.

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Speaker 8: Leaving thore down Logan Avenue?

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Speaker 2: Very good?

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Speaker 8: Oh?

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Speaker 2: How places did you know? Too many urgent tasks before

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father to employ time and explanation us telephone for physician,

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then broad car and continue search down Logan Avenue. Do

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we look for more headaches? May be fortunate enough to locate. Say,

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when we reach end of headache trail, we'll find criminal.

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It is written you can see ten years beyond old age.

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Urgent that miserable son justify position as assistant to father.

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Speaker 6: All right, path, I'll look out for the six people,

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but just answer me one thing.

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Speaker 2: Proceed.

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Speaker 6: How does Carol hand.

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Speaker 2: Out headaches with hands? With hands? Please? Ambulance on left

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side of avenue. This made the additional clue to whereabouts

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of mister carl.

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Speaker 8: Were.

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Speaker 2: Question. Patient comes body, Please may proceed to patience.

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Speaker 10: Lightly, one slightly. This is respect the chelly canda please

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the sightly the side.

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Speaker 2: Please, if in turn, we'll forgive intrusion desire to ask

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patients several questions. Thank you you have had headache. You

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never felt anything like it before. I fighted right here

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in the street with a pain. What happened to man

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in new Hat? Please?

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Speaker 9: How do you know about him?

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Speaker 2: But we'll explain later what happened? Please? I don't know.

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He was carrying a bag and he.

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Speaker 9: Was frather sick.

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Speaker 2: Offered me a dollar if i'd carry his bag to

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the blue check cabstand very good. If you performed tasks

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received payment with spitting headache as bonus. Eh, that's just

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what happened. Inspector and man a new hat to cat. Yes, sir,

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the driver helped him. It did. Team is a note

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address given? No seems like a dead end.

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Speaker 9: Pop.

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Speaker 2: We almost had him, are not yet defeated. Instant journey

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to traffic office of blue check cab may reveal further clues. Come, Inspector, Jenna.

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Speaker 11: I've heard a lot about how smart you are, but

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I don't see how you can be as smart as this.

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Our driver just checked in two minutes ago. He said

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he had such a blinding headache he couldn't work anymore.

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Speaker 2: Excellent, But how on earth did you know he would

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be insufficient time? Kindly examine trip sheet of sick driver

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and inform him self of last fear. Got it right here,

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Inspector obtained fair at regular cap stand on Logan Avenue Grove.

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Same to sayside, sir, he where to catch a boat?

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Where in bayside? Please?

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Speaker 9: Uh?

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Speaker 2: Private wharf number twenty seven? Many thanks, come some quickly?

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Could you at least tell me who you're Arthur, Inspector.

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Speaker 6: We're after a man who hands out headaches.

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Speaker 2: Do you think Carol stood at the wolf Pop perhaps

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have followed him with utmost acceleration. Say it's really private,

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it's all enclosed. This person recalls warf used by bootleggers

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during regrettable days of prohibition. Crowns stre at this side.

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If Carol's inside, we may be walking right into a track.

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Speaker 5: So Pap, there's a launcher head and I think someone's

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in it looks as if he's pouring deasoline into the tank.

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Speaker 12: He possibly mister Canon preparing to leave stiddy. Mister Caton,

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this is a police Carol.

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Speaker 9: You don't want another step.

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Speaker 6: Come on, Pop, he has got a gun. This job,

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Desoline is stop us Carrol.

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Speaker 9: That's all you know.

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Speaker 2: It's nine explosive use to smash them case save huh

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that's right.

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Speaker 9: Oh, I have the newest throe. It just let a

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little at your feet.

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Speaker 2: Them all be over. Listen to me.

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Speaker 9: I'm running this launch out of here, and don't.

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Speaker 2: You find to stop me neither you want to stay one,

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please happy, gotta stop we can hand you don't bluft me.

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Speaker 9: I know you don't carry guns.

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Speaker 10: This person really procures match to illuminate seeing mister Carroll

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and see if night throw Bitsine is bluff.

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Speaker 2: It don't blove it, hey, stop.

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Speaker 5: It pap happens, for that makesure the night throw.

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Speaker 2: Pap will be.

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Speaker 4: Those burnings.

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Speaker 5: The fight didn't micro explode, I thought.

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Speaker 10: I am necessary to restume mister Carroll from flame that

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once before Latin it nights will explode. Unfortunate man's hand

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in our venues will its plain ironic justice of Saint

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had conclusion of king.

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Speaker 6: All right, all right, tell me why didn't the nitro

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explode when you drop the match?

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Speaker 2: In number one? Sun? Under delusion that nitroglycerine explodes from

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contact with fire that's not nearly burns like kerosene, can

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only be exploded by intense shock or concussion. I see,

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mm hmm. Now what about the trailer headaches that Carol

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left behind? How he do that? Did so because hands

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had been moistened with nitro glycerine I remember left it

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on Kipper's neck. Nitroglycerine highly potent poison, instantly absorbed through skin,

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producing intense headache, and sharp are so strong, can be

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passed nearly by touch off hand.

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Speaker 6: You mean then that every time Carol touched somebody they

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got nitro on their skin enough to give them headaches.

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Speaker 2: Precisely same accounts for headaches of daughter as shop assistant,

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porter and taxi driver. Mister Carroll did not suffer affects

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because had built up resistance to say he mean by

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manufacturing it all the time, Holly, he certainly had appear

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to tilt her hands. They led us straight to him,

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and with finish off mister Carroll must now continue case

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of daughter. Police records revealed possibility of cure for blindness

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of same always sported by father. What a type he was.

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Perhaps that same cannot be true of daughter, who may

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some day Dalen's father's evil with goodness and beauty. Truly

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it is written, lackest earth always produceth fairest Rose. Before

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this person has further words with you, here is an

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answer with words of wisdom. Because saying good night Chali

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Chhan commenced to you words of ancient wisdom. There could

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be no better surplice in the world than that of gratitude.

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Good night, Thank you.

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Speaker 3: Be sure to join us next week at this same

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time for the adventures of Charlie Jan based on the

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famous character created by Older Bigger. This is the Greace

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Gibson radio production produced by Red Johnston.

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Speaker 1: Welcome Back, well a really rotten villain who faced a

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rough fate at the hands of Charlie Chan. Odd words

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to say, but it's what's happened. It's an interesting mystery

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and solution that, as far as I can tell, does

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hold up scientifically, although there might be some details that

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are lost on me as a layman just kind of

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looking up information. So anyone out there who has an

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issue with a solution, feel free to email in. But

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this is a bit more of a puzzle mystery with

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a little bit of a science clue, which is not

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necessarily what we're used to with Charlie Chan. Now let's

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talk about our Leeds. William Rees plays Chan's Reeds. Rees

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was an interesting choice to play Chan as he really

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didn't do much radio work outside of this role. As

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far as I can tell, he was a well known

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stage actor in Australia who went to the States in

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nineteen thirty seven, spent nearly a decade working on the

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Hollywood stage, both as a writer and as a director,

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and then he came back to Australia and became a

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producer and still did some acting. His chin is a

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bit different and it may take get some getting used to.

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Ronald Jacobs, who plays the Number one Son, had been

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a child actor, appearing in the Australian comedy movie Mister

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Chadworth Steps Out, and he did a lot of work

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in Australian radio. He did some work on radio as

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a child, but he also did some talent presentation work

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for one station when he was sixteen. But he remained

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pretty active throughout the thirties, appearing in a lot of

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Australian radio programs, including the Australian version of Pepper Young's

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Family and also The Clock. And then Australian radio drama

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began its decline in the fifties and from there we

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don't really have any good information as to what happened

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to him. Well, now we do turn to listener comments

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and feedback, and we have an email from Jason who

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writes last Tuesday, I heard the first part of the

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Summer Replacement Charlie Chan series and the presence of Number

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one Son took me out of the episode almost immediately.

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I guess he went to work right after graduating from

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the University of Hawaii as was mentioned in the first series.

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Keep up the good work on the podcast. I enjoy

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listening it to every day. In the main Well, thanks

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so much, Jason. I would say that I would not

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expect there to be a lot of continuity between the

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two series. The decision made on the Ed Begley series,

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and I think carried forward here is that Charlie Chan

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as they conceive him, works best with number one son

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around for comic relief and as a sidekick, and they

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are using that character and not really bound by whatever

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was said on the Walter Conwlly series. Not at all. Well,

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now it's time to think our Patreon supporter of the

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day and I want to thank Deanna, Patreon supporter since

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December twenty twenty four, currently supporting the podcast at the

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shawmus level of four dollars more per month. Thanks so

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much for your support, Deanna, and that will do it

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for today. If you're enjoying the podcast, please follow us

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be back next Tuesday another episode of Charlie Chan, but

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join us back here tomorrow for Broadways My Beat.

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Speaker 2: Where come in?

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Speaker 9: You know all about me? Don't you not a thing? Dwhite?

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Speaker 13: What do you mean not a thing? I mister Bryant

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and do you know about me? About my wife? Why

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do you think I was in here yesterday? Tell your

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people a bunch of lions.

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Speaker 9: You talk to someone else.

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Speaker 11: I didn't know a thing about it.

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Speaker 13: My wife she didn't come home. She hasn't come home.

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Speaker 2: At the clothes, I see you reported to day go.

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Speaker 13: Yes, Clara went out the other evening. I waited for

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a Billy's been laiting for Billy three and a half

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going on four. The second one really, our first child

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didn't even get born.

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Speaker 2: See why did you come to see me, miss Brian.

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Speaker 13: The man in the other office told me, please find

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Please find Clara, mister Clover, She's got to come home,

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mister Clover.

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Speaker 2: Because.

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Speaker 13: The man in the other office said to show you

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the letter here open to the reader. As you see,

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the man who wrote the letter says he knows where

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my wife is. He says his name is short. He done,

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and he says, come to the Apollo Hotel.

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Speaker 2: What does that mean?

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Speaker 13: And bring money?

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Speaker 8: That's strange, says come to the Apollo Hotel. But it's

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written on mission house stationer.

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Speaker 13: And drink money. That's why I came to the police again.

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Although I am worried about my wife, I have my

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head about me. You police, you'll find to Clara and

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you'll come home to us.

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Speaker 2: Then you fellows are good.

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Speaker 13: Find it.

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Speaker 1: I hope you'll be with us then. In the meantime,

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send your comments to Box thirteen at Greatdetectives dot net,

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