Speaker 1: Alone. Yes, this is the Falcon speaking police. Now you
have to include me out tonight. Angel I'm me intelligent
of sending me to Sicily. That's right, the island off
the coast of Italy. I seem some boy down here
is running wild with a knife, and they hope I
might offer just the kind of proposition he might like
to take a stare at it.
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Speaker 1: Anyone who thinks hide and Seek is strictly for kids,
or to take a look at Mario Gentili. Mario has
been playing the game for years, and very successfully too.
But then look what he'll do not to be caught.
Twenty four hours ago, he was in Naples where he
grabbed the night boat for Palermo, Sicily, and while the
ship plowed through the straits of Messina, Mario made like
a butterfly. When he emerged from his cocoon, his brown
hair was dyed black, and his mustache was gone. Six
hours later, the new Mario was relaxing in a furnished
room off the Via Vittorio.
Speaker 3: Emanuel in Palermo.
Speaker 1: Oh but even the best of us have to be
it once in a while. And if you believe in
sound the typeless, this may be Mario's turn.
Speaker 3: Now who who is it?
Speaker 4: It's Eda?
Speaker 5: Mario?
Speaker 6: Who Eda Cassalini Momento?
Speaker 4: Oh my Diama stuck at forgive me? I has been
so long.
Speaker 6: Who told you I was in pileto one? Then? How
did you find out?
Speaker 7: Every night I watched the boat from Naples, hoping someday
you would return.
Speaker 4: Tonight my wish was granted.
Speaker 8: How did you recognize it would take more than dyed
here to fool a woman in love? Oh, Mario, where
did you leave?
Speaker 6: Because I had business to it, Tad, there.
Speaker 8: Was not another woman?
Speaker 4: No, you lie. I saw a girl with you that
morning you leave.
Speaker 6: She was a business assotion.
Speaker 1: I'll kill her if I ever see her again.
Speaker 6: Don't be a fool. Get out.
Speaker 4: No, No, I did not mean it, Mario.
Speaker 7: Give me one more chance. I swear my father's grave.
You won't regret it, darling. If there is anything I.
Speaker 6: Can do, that is, can you get in touch with
young CANALTI.
Speaker 4: For me is either one?
Speaker 9: You're talking like a fool. I must see if younger
there is no one here by that name. Wein no better,
you idiot.
Speaker 4: You let them hear, Darling, I was most careful.
Speaker 6: You might as well surrender. We have the buildings around it. Listen,
there is a staircase in the kitchen. It leads to
the roof.
Speaker 4: I will not go without you.
Speaker 6: You will do so if anyone asks you you've been hanging.
Speaker 10: Wash up there?
Speaker 6: Nowaday?
Speaker 4: When will I see you?
Speaker 6: Sooner than you think? No?
Speaker 4: Goo the kitchen where this.
Speaker 6: Is your last chang?
Speaker 10: Did it?
Speaker 6: Are you going to open the door? Or shall I
have my men break it down? That won't be necessary, trente.
Speaker 10: All right, argent?
Speaker 1: The three men searched the place she made trand.
Speaker 3: What is the meaning of this? May I see your papers?
Speaker 10: Please?
Speaker 9: My papers, of course, But I assure you that you're
a superior office.
Speaker 6: Yes, I seem to have mislaid them.
Speaker 11: I submit you never had them to begin with?
Speaker 10: What is your name?
Speaker 3: Barrios?
Speaker 6: It was not always so, was it?
Speaker 10: You? Were once known as Mario Tosa.
Speaker 11: You are insane, but you know who Mario Tosseli is.
Speaker 6: I have no idea.
Speaker 11: Well, if you will be kind enough to accompany me
to the Palazzo Caramuonte, I will be only too happy
to enlighten you after using.
Speaker 12: Your Forgive me if I seem ungrateful for your hospitality, but.
Speaker 9: I've been here for three hours and I've yet to
learn the charges against.
Speaker 11: Patience is a great virtue, Mario. You should cultivate it.
As it happens, we are waiting for an American. An American,
a gentleman named Michael Wering. Perhaps you have heard of
him now.
Speaker 1: A distinguished personality.
Speaker 11: He was once a private investigator in the United States
called the Falcon, a very colorful name, non a matter
of taste. Today he is with American intelligence.
Speaker 6: It is of no interest to me.
Speaker 11: Well, I am sure you will be of interest to
say your warning. You see a anti Hello tenants, Michael,
my good PRAYWI have a million better now as I
regard your countenance.
Speaker 1: I did not expect you to noon, and I fell
over as soon as I got your message. It aroused
your curiosity.
Speaker 3: No, n what's it?
Speaker 1: All about first, I should like you to beat Mario.
Jim Taylor, Mario, this is your wedding.
Speaker 3: I am delied, Well, I'm not.
Speaker 1: Look, Lieutenant, you didn't bring me all away from Rome
to meet him, but you are familiar with his reputation. Yeah,
he's an organizer for the Communist Party.
Speaker 10: And that does not arouse your interest.
Speaker 1: No, the party is not Lord netaly Ah.
Speaker 11: But suppose I told you in an earlier day he
had another name.
Speaker 6: Prior to nineteen forty five.
Speaker 1: He was known as Mario Tosseri to Sally, you're recognize, sure.
The Allied War Crimes Commission has been looking for him
for years. I've got a rope necktie I'd like to
try on them. Fassan, this is absurd. I never even
heard of the man, and you're the only one that
lely who hasn't to Sally organize a Squadro Dozzioni and
the Militia of Ontario for shot Sisty. They were Mussolini's
personal strong arm squat.
Speaker 10: I think of it, Michael.
Speaker 11: Today we are honored by the presence of each hound.
Speaker 6: You are mistaken.
Speaker 1: What were you doing in nineteen forty five?
Speaker 9: I was fighting with the partisans near Geneva.
Speaker 3: Who is your commander?
Speaker 6: You will not find any record for him.
Speaker 1: We were a small group and prior to forty five
I was in frank doing what That is my own affair.
Speaker 6: But I tell you I'm not to tell.
Speaker 1: And I should be easy enough to check. Butetenant didn't
to sally. Come from a sena and see, and I'll
take him their first thing in the morning. In the meantime,
can you put them away on ice? I'd hate from
the spoil after all these years.
Speaker 10: Huh, who goes there?
Speaker 7: It is only me, your honor, I wish to see
the prisoner. Mario gentili Is.
Speaker 10: You're not permit.
Speaker 7: I have written authorization from Lieutenant Balbo.
Speaker 10: Let me see.
Speaker 4: You're holding it upside down?
Speaker 13: Can't you read?
Speaker 10: Do you take me for an illiterate? Of course I can.
This is most strange. I was instructed that.
Speaker 4: You were questioned the authority of the tenanty, of.
Speaker 10: Course not what do you have another basket?
Speaker 4: Some food for my cousin? See a bottle of wine
and some cheese?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 13: How are your mother?
Speaker 4: The lieutenant was most kind.
Speaker 10: You might have five minutes.
Speaker 4: We are most grateful, your honors.
Speaker 6: I warn you not.
Speaker 10: To create any disturbance.
Speaker 6: How did you manage to?
Speaker 4: It was most official looking. Now there is a great artist.
Speaker 6: Should not have taken the chance. They will discover the
forgery in a minute.
Speaker 7: A minute is all I require. I brought you some food, Mario.
See your favorite wine. My mother prepares especially for you.
She hopes you will drink our health careful.
Speaker 4: There is a stiletto.
Speaker 8: It may be thinned, but he's made of the finest deer.
Good God, you know how much I love you.
Speaker 1: There was never any doubt in my mind.
Speaker 4: You will be able to use it.
Speaker 6: This is indeed tomorrow.
Speaker 5: I live by railroad, but this is near Wadding for Messina,
and this may be just the.
Speaker 6: Thing to relieve the monotony of the trip. Very my,
thanks to your very dear mother.
Speaker 1: Time I got sudden. It lacks ten minutes of one o'clock.
Sen you're wearing as our friend Mary are doing.
Speaker 10: He's asleep. Shall I awaken him?
Speaker 1: Now? There's plenty of time. I wonderful get anything to
read on this train?
Speaker 10: I saw event or in the next car.
Speaker 1: Oh, now that's what the super chief. All I'd have
to do is buzz if you would.
Speaker 10: Have liked me.
Speaker 3: No thanks, I'll do it myself.
Speaker 1: Keep an eye on sleeping duty.
Speaker 9: You may rest disis in your sir Genti Giovanni Martelliers,
you'll never be traded.
Speaker 10: Trush okay, pays.
Speaker 1: I'll be back in a couple of minutes.
Speaker 10: Huh uh ah I trush.
Speaker 11: You slept well, Camrade burriol h one observing you would
think you had not a care in the world.
Speaker 6: I haven't.
Speaker 9: If you overlook these handcuffs, what do you have to
have a cigarette?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 6: Set? You know, sir Genty, you are a very good fellow.
Speaker 9: You know you made a very definite impression on my cousin.
Speaker 6: Your cousin, the young lady who.
Speaker 9: Visited me and my cell yesterday, she thought you were
very handsome.
Speaker 6: She did.
Speaker 10: She is your most attractive female herself.
Speaker 5: Hey, would you like Coardress very much? She lives at
Numero Tracento Lea Karanta s.
Speaker 9: Why don't you write it down?
Speaker 10: I will remember it. You said that Russian.
Speaker 6: You cannot try.
Speaker 10: My schooling was interrupted, avery, tender age.
Speaker 6: It's very understandable. If you will remove the handcuffs, I
will be very glad to do it for you.
Speaker 9: What come serge, and certainly you have no fear of me.
Will proportion men like yourself. That was the first thing
Eda noticed about you. Even that uniform couldn't hide those muscles.
Speaker 10: Hard work, does it?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 10: It is out of the question.
Speaker 9: Oh, of course you are afraid of the American signor.
Speaker 10: Sir Joji Giovanni. Fire's no one, stick up your hand.
Speaker 6: Many thanks, my friend.
Speaker 10: Write it down before seeing your wearing great urns.
Speaker 6: It will be a pleasure. I believe I had a
pen in my pocket.
Speaker 10: I asked, Hey, where did you get a knife?
Speaker 3: Got mistaken?
Speaker 10: This is a pen here.
Speaker 6: You can feel the point you Mario. Yes, sergeant, Yes.
Speaker 14: Indeed, I'm sorry it had to view. I would have
preferred that if it were, Sergeant Weary. I fear we
shall never meet the girl.
Speaker 1: You and your children can expect to live long, thanks
largely to better medicine and surgery. But you could expect
to live even longer were it not for the danger
of automobile accidents. If driver education could be taught in
all of our schools instead of only a third of them,
it might someday help to save the life of your
own son or daughter. Remember in your own automobile to
drive as though your life.
Speaker 10: Depends on it. It does.
Speaker 2: And now back to the adventures of the Falcon.
Speaker 1: Well, that's Cicily Foy and land of hot tempers and
coal steel. And when I got back to my compartment
on the train, I found Mario Genteeli was gone, but
the good Sergeant was still waiting. He was huddled on
the floor, the blood pouring from half a dozen wounds. Yeah,
Giovanni had reached the end of the line. But I
had a hunch the big attraction for Mario was in Palermo,
where we all started. So I headed back for the
Hotel Udolpho to await for the developments.
Speaker 3: And they weren't long in coming.
Speaker 9: Excuse me please, I'm looking for the signor Microwery'll come
in my card.
Speaker 3: Senior Suzan and de Lavoro.
Speaker 9: See, it was suggested by the Lieutheran Balbo that I
see you.
Speaker 3: Let's sit down.
Speaker 10: Great, you care to join me in later?
Speaker 6: Perhaps?
Speaker 1: All right? What can I do for you? De lavoron?
Speaker 9: You have it within your power to save my life.
You had in your custody yesterday A man was called
himself Mario Gentile.
Speaker 10: That was not his right name.
Speaker 3: How do you know?
Speaker 10: Because I have.
Speaker 9: Known him since nineteen hundred thirty four. In those days,
he was known as Mario tos Helly you sure that positive?
We were almost inseparable. I'm saying, I assure you, Signor,
I was not a fascist. I knew Toslli purely in
a social way. He was in love with a woman
named Margarita Pecci.
Speaker 1: I took her away, let me get a strass.
Speaker 6: She honored me by becoming my wife.
Speaker 3: And how did Sally take that?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Most badly.
Speaker 10: He swore to kill us both.
Speaker 9: It was only by going to France that we managed
to escape his vengeance. And you think he returned to
Palermo to keep his own for myself, I do not care, Signor.
But Margherita, she nor Mario's hilemon or sicily knows the
papers have carried little else. It was her idea, I
consult the carabinieri. Await your wife now, or she waits
for me at law hotel Laura Laura Reynolds. She's an
old friend, Margherita. What does she look like? Was she's
most attractive?
Speaker 3: No? No, no, I mean is she a blonde brunette?
Speaker 1: Or why a woman visited Mario gently in a sou
before he escaped. And we've got a hunch she supplied
us to let her home or it could not be Laura,
why not? Well she's an American, I see all. I
tell you why not to worry the laborow not that
that will stop her. But I promise you we'll do
everything we can.
Speaker 13: Codrum hinkly. Is the clock right, Laura.
Speaker 4: No, it's a couple of minutes slow, Margherita.
Speaker 13: But she as I promised to call my fool. Something
must have happened to him.
Speaker 4: Maybe he was hit by her curt How can you
say such things? It's real eazy.
Speaker 13: You never liked my husband, I never liked spinach.
Speaker 4: Esus or what is that pro as Chester?
Speaker 15: I will not permit you to say another word against him?
Speaker 13: Used to listen ever since.
Speaker 4: That must be Chester? Come in.
Speaker 16: I trust you ladies will excuse me. But I am
searching for the Signora de la Warre.
Speaker 13: I am Marguerite Delor.
Speaker 16: I kiss your hands, Signor. I recognize you immediately from
your husband's description. I am Antonio Lombardi.
Speaker 13: Antonio Lombardi did.
Speaker 16: Chaser and not call and advise you. I was to
drive you home No, that is most strange.
Speaker 4: That is the understatement.
Speaker 15: Oh forgive me, Signor Lombardi. This is my old friend
Laura Reynolds till I.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's my pleasure. Why didn't chesure I can hear himself.
Speaker 16: With the problem at hand, he thought it best not
to take chance.
Speaker 6: So what about it has all been taken care of.
Speaker 10: Shall we go?
Speaker 15: Yes, of course, goodbye Laura Margaret minute. Oh sorry there,
I do not wish to keep Chester away.
Speaker 4: Well call me the minute you get home. I got
the strangest feeling your concern.
Speaker 10: Does your credits in your ina? But you need not worry.
Speaker 4: Rest assured. I shall take care of her properly.
Speaker 15: Signior Lombardi. See did you not say we were to
meet Chesred at home?
Speaker 6: Did I?
Speaker 10: Yes? Then so be it. I would never think to
contradict the lady.
Speaker 13: But this is not the way to be a Toledo.
Speaker 4: We are going south.
Speaker 13: There is the marina, the sea is over.
Speaker 10: There will the miracles never cease? I would have sworn.
Speaker 13: What are you stopping here for?
Speaker 10: For this?
Speaker 4: You can't.
Speaker 16: You must understand, my dear, I bear no grievance against
you personally, but my employer.
Speaker 13: Who is your employer.
Speaker 10: Would you care to venture a guess?
Speaker 13: No, I don't have.
Speaker 4: To, I know, go before.
Speaker 16: Ah, Why must you women always be so difficult?
Speaker 6: Is that your Margarita?
Speaker 3: Now it's Mike Wearing.
Speaker 9: What just the moment, Senor Wearing? This is a surprise.
Please come in. Thanks, I'm so sorry my wife is
not here to meet you. She would be most honored,
Lord Delva.
Speaker 1: There's something I've got to tell you. I just came
from Lieutenant Balbo's office.
Speaker 6: He has apprehended Mario Gentil.
Speaker 3: No, not yet, but then what is it?
Speaker 6: But tell me Signor what is it?
Speaker 3: It's about your wife.
Speaker 6: Something has happened to her. Yes, but where is she?
Where is she?
Speaker 10: You must take me too hot at.
Speaker 1: Once, wouldn't have any good No, No, I'm afraid it's yes.
Speaker 6: He kept his promise.
Speaker 1: I feel kind of helpless to leave our own But
if there's anything I can do, no.
Speaker 6: No signor no one can help me.
Speaker 9: If you will be so kind as to leave me
nigh would like to be alone for a while.
Speaker 1: That's the story, Miss Renold's. The Carabineri found a body
an hour ago. Naturally, I thought you should know.
Speaker 4: Why the feeling when I saw that man. Couldn't you
trace him through the car?
Speaker 3: You tell me how well?
Speaker 4: I watched them from the window as they walked out.
His car was parked right across the street.
Speaker 3: It wasn't the blue and ash.
Speaker 4: How did you know?
Speaker 1: And told us before the stolen early this afternoon. Now
getting back to this Antonio Lombardi.
Speaker 6: What did he look like?
Speaker 4: H he's about five 't five? Dark haired?
Speaker 1: Depth You sure it wasn't Malio Gentile?
Speaker 4: No, no, I'm positive I've seen Gentile's.
Speaker 1: Picture and he must have been an old comrade doing
Mario a favor.
Speaker 4: Then why did he say? Cesare?
Speaker 1: But you don't think your friend Margharita would have gone
with the move? He admitted he came from Mario.
Speaker 4: Why didn't chesireh call the way he promised.
Speaker 1: Because when he left me he went into a huddle
with Lieutenant Balbo at the Palazzo Calamante.
Speaker 4: Well, I still think it's strange.
Speaker 1: I'll that's your privilege. How long have you known de.
Speaker 4: LaVar I met him at can a year ago, and
his wife I met her at the same time.
Speaker 3: It's funny.
Speaker 1: I had an idea you and Margarito were practically sorority sisters.
Speaker 4: You know I don't think I like your attitude.
Speaker 1: I don't blame you, I don't like it myself. You
might if I use your phone, go out ahead.
Speaker 4: Thanks, So, I hope that's a local call.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 1: I'd like to see how de Lavoro is getting along.
You had a feeling I shouldn't have left him.
Speaker 10: Hello de la Baron?
Speaker 3: Who is this Mike wearing?
Speaker 9: What in the name of heaven? Signor where are you?
I have been searching all over Palermo for you?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 10: What's up?
Speaker 3: I just heard from Mario GENTILEI when more.
Speaker 9: Than five minutes ago he said now that he had
these supports of Margarita.
Speaker 1: It was my dude, I listen to Laboron. I'm going
to hang up as soon as I do. I want
you to call Autenant.
Speaker 3: Balbo does not matter anymore. Signor. I just wish to
thank you for all the Hello.
Speaker 1: Hello, what's the trouble? And you call it angel? But
from where I'm sitting, it sounds like murder. Let's hope
I'm wrong. You didn't really expect him to All right,
get out of the way.
Speaker 4: What are you going to do?
Speaker 1: Put my foot through the panel?
Speaker 4: There ought to be an easier way.
Speaker 1: Well, there is, but this is more fun.
Speaker 3: Lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't want to do it. Now, Let's see
if I can reach a lot from here?
Speaker 3: Andre, madam?
Speaker 13: Thank you?
Speaker 9: Oh no, what?
Speaker 1: Well, don't you notice anything unusual?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 4: What do you expect me to do? Screen?
Speaker 1: I had my hopes.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm sorry if I disappointed.
Speaker 1: That's what I paula double take.
Speaker 4: He isn't there?
Speaker 1: No, see if there's any brandy around you think you
should have it? No, but I could stand the drinks.
And you're wearing and don't talk.
Speaker 6: You got here a little late.
Speaker 3: Well, don't you worry, Dolla, borrow. You're gonna be fine.
Speaker 10: But you cannot form me.
Speaker 1: I mean it's practically a scratch, but it burns. That's
to be expected. Was it Mario or Genteelane?
Speaker 6: I couldn't say for sure.
Speaker 10: I did not see his face.
Speaker 1: Wait a second, what's this in the corner?
Speaker 6: Eh? Oh?
Speaker 10: What do you know?
Speaker 3: Where? It is?
Speaker 6: A gun?
Speaker 1: Yep, that's what it is, German mars.
Speaker 3: You know it looks kind of familiar.
Speaker 6: Is it the same weapon that towards you?
Speaker 1: I would be surprised. You gotta handkerchief.
Speaker 7: Located in Brandy, nice work, Angel, give him a shot
at you.
Speaker 1: I'll take a rain check right now. I want to
see Lieutenant bow Bone with a little luck.
Speaker 3: I think we can.
Speaker 11: Wrap this up, my friend, much as he pays me
to disagree with you, You are wrong. Mario Gentile is
not within fifty miles of Palermo.
Speaker 1: Then who took that shot at the Lavoro? The same
Assassi who killed his wife? I doubted, Lieutenants. If a
man is motivated by revenge, he'll want to do some
of the trigger pulling himself. Otherwise, why did he come
back to Cecily in the first place?
Speaker 6: That is a very good question.
Speaker 1: We got a million good questions. What we need is
a couple of answers. You think your ballistics departments through
checking the gun, we.
Speaker 3: Shall see.
Speaker 11: Genty BARBEQUEI if you need a klama. Okay, hmm, what
a he saying the gun was a German manufacturer?
Speaker 6: It was a mouse.
Speaker 1: I'll tell me something. I don't know. What about fingerprints?
Speaker 10: Not a one.
Speaker 3: We expected that.
Speaker 1: I don't suppose they were able to run down the
serial number.
Speaker 11: On the contrary, might there they were most successful.
Speaker 6: The gun was purchased.
Speaker 11: Two weeks ago in Naples, in Naples, and you will die.
Speaker 1: When you hear the neighbor of the man who parted.
Speaker 3: Don't tell me. Yes, it was purchase.
Speaker 11: By an American named Michael Whering.
Speaker 1: Oh no, you are upset, and I thought you would
be delighted by the news.
Speaker 6: I guess there is no pleasing some people.
Speaker 17: We all shudder and shake our heads sadly over the
catastrophes we hear about the floods, explosions, and other accidents
which take five or more lives. We wonder if it
could happen to us too well. There is one type
of catastrophe to which most of us are exposed many
times every day if we drive or ride on the highways.
It's the head on collision between two motor vehicles. It
means almost certain death or injury to the drivers and
passengers of those vehicles involved. Take a lesson from the
fatality figures and drive as though your life depends on
it it does, and bow back to the adventures of
the falcon.
Speaker 3: All.
Speaker 1: There's one thing you can say about cops the world over.
They all get the same look on their faces when
they pleased. And Lieutenant Balbo was wearing that look now,
and no wonder here. I've been needling him about Mario Gentiley,
and it turns out the gun that killed Margherita de
Lavoro belonged to me. A most revolting development.
Speaker 10: Who have, my friend?
Speaker 1: What have you got to say for your sir?
Speaker 6: Very little?
Speaker 1: I wonder that gun looks familiar. Maria must have stolen
it from my hotel room. But I was right about
one thing. He's in Palermo, so it would appear if
there was one link we could find in the chain.
Say how far your records go back on Gentilla.
Speaker 11: As gentilely only till nineteen fifty when he came to
Sicily as an organizer for the communist.
Speaker 1: Part And you have no idea what he did before then?
Holy theories, but you know no for sure, no one does.
And that's where you're wrong, Lieutenant. I know one thing
now about our mystery man. What how to trap him?
And maybe Signor de Lavoro they kind enough to furnish
the bates. Let's ask him anyway.
Speaker 6: It's senior wearing. I do not like this idea. I
do not like it at all.
Speaker 1: Love the Lavoro, Either you have confidence in me or
you don't.
Speaker 4: But I don't know about him. But I don't.
Speaker 1: Well that's not too important, Laura. You're just part of
the scenery.
Speaker 6: But I do not understand this business.
Speaker 9: It seems to me that I'm what you call a target.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what you are, don't you see? It's our
only chance of grabbing Mario by this time. He knows
he didn't kill you this afternoon. Well, if he's a
man of his words, you that's what we're figuring on.
But if he kills mal a chance Balbo's got the
place surrounded.
Speaker 4: It will oblige me by raising your hands.
Speaker 1: You know the doctor.
Speaker 6: Listen, gentil Ah sigor de lavoro.
Speaker 9: I believe, yes, yes, you know you have taken the
name of Mario Gentile in vain.
Speaker 6: Naturally, I am displayed. I can explain everything, but why
explanations are so boring?
Speaker 4: Well, you're just gonna stand there wearing.
Speaker 1: What else can I do?
Speaker 9: He's right, you see, I am a man with a purpose.
I do not intend to be frustrated. All right, t lavoro,
if you have anything to say, now is the time.
Heaven's name, I have mercy wearing. I pay you where
you are senior where Gentila did not mean any harm.
Speaker 6: I did not think it would matter to it. It
matters a great deal. Tell them the truth. I never
saw this man before in my life.
Speaker 9: One continue, he was not responsible for Margarita's murder.
Speaker 16: I was.
Speaker 9: I hired the assassin mac Cartoni.
Speaker 1: Mike, all right, Angel, all right, nothing wrong with me.
Just fainted with that bullet. It was a blank right, Bion.
Speaker 4: I don't get it, and I mean to introduced.
Speaker 6: Myself, Snorina. I am Sergente.
Speaker 4: I kill BRESHI searge and Breshy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's one of Lieutenant Barbo's boys. You did a
beautiful job of acting a Killeen.
Speaker 6: So what good is it with my luck?
Speaker 9: Signor I'll wager Russellini was listening.
Speaker 4: Well, Mike, maybe I'm thick, but I've got to admit
that I still don't get it.
Speaker 1: Oh, it isn't difficult, Laura. It all comes down to
the fact that the Lavao hired that man the murderer's wife.
Speaker 4: Yes, but how did Mario Genteeley figure in this?
Speaker 6: He didn't.
Speaker 4: I don't understand.
Speaker 1: You see, when Mario escaped, it gave de Lavarro the
bright idea. The papers had played up. Mario was a
man of mystery. Nobody knew anything about his background, so
de Lavaro spread the story that Mario came to Sicily
for the purpose of killing him, and Margarita.
Speaker 4: Yes, but she knew the truth, sure, but no.
Speaker 1: One had a chance to ask her. She was murdered
before either Balbo or myself could see her.
Speaker 4: What an't the shot we heard over the phone while
the Laboro was talking.
Speaker 3: To him were self inflicted?
Speaker 4: Oh you're guessing all this.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's why we had to debate the trap. And
when the Lavarro mistook a chilly Breshi for Mario.
Speaker 3: J that quenched it.
Speaker 4: You know, you're pretty clever.
Speaker 1: You ought to see me do card tricks sometimes I
love to. All right, I'll show you one of my favorites. Oh,
let's pretend you're a woman and I'm a man, and
we're all alone on the marina facing the sea, and
then what happens. Well, that's what makes us such a
wonderful trick.
Speaker 3: Angel.
Speaker 1: Even I don't know how it's going to turn out.
Speaker 18: The Case of the Gorgeous Greek. The Case of the
Gorgeous Greek, that's the title of next week's Adventure of
the Falcon when Mike Wearing learns that when Greece gets
too hot, somebody is bond to catch the devil. The
Adventures of the Falcon are based on the famous character
created by Grexel Drake, Produced and transcribed by bernardell Schubert,
written by Eugene Wang, and directed by Richard Lewis. Les
Damon was starred as the Falcon with Joan Allison as Laur.
Speaker 6: This program came from New York.
Speaker 10: This is Fred Collins speaking