Speaker 1: Kill all pets, not super Delicious Cereal Present The Adventures
of Superman. Thatster than a speeding bulletin, more powerful than
a locomotive, able to leave Paul buildings at a single bound.
Speaker 2: Well up on the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane.
Speaker 3: That's Superman.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's Superman. And today at the Golden Lily Cafe,
Batman and Robin have made a startling discovery. We'll join
them in a moment. But right now, here's Dan McCallan,
and is young pal Eddie, who was getting some help
on a little project.
Speaker 4: Well, you see, Jan, our club meets tonight and I'm
chairman for this week. So for I figured it'd be
fun to have an election.
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Speaker 3: Were the most.
Speaker 4: Popular comic button? You know, the swell buttons were all
collecting from packages of Kellog's.
Speaker 5: Pet Hey, that sounds like a heap of fun.
Speaker 3: Well yeah it is.
Speaker 5: But well I'm not sure how to run election?
Speaker 3: Will you tell me?
Speaker 1: Well, I'll try and I'll pretend this is the club meeting.
You're the chairman, and the first one thing you do
is to ask for nominations.
Speaker 4: Oh like, do I hear a nomination for the most
popular pet comic buttons.
Speaker 5: Yeah, then one of the kids says, mister Chaban.
Speaker 3: Dan mccallaugh has the floor.
Speaker 1: Panky, mister Chabban, I wanted to an omidated character we've
all known for years. That's fellow who's proved himself with
the side of good against evil at exceptional persons. We
know all the funny papers that are the radio.
Speaker 3: I wish to.
Speaker 4: Dominate sober bad Do I hear a second?
Speaker 1: My second?
Speaker 3: The nomination by what voice is the best?
Speaker 5: Second?
Speaker 4: Do?
Speaker 2: Eddie?
Speaker 1: But say, let me know how the election comes out,
will you? Because I like to keep tabs and all
the different kinds of fun that you fellows and girls
are having with these swift looking comic buttons.
Speaker 5: There were eighteen different buttons and all, you.
Speaker 1: Know, each one with a true to life picture of
a favorite comic strips character, and each one.
Speaker 5: Is a real humdinger.
Speaker 1: What's more, it's just as easy as one, two three
to get him. You don't send in any money, not
even a box stop. You just ask Mom to get
you a good supply of that super delicious whole heat
flake cereal Kellogg's pet. Then see which prize you find
inside one of these slick new comic buttons, or a
military insignia or a warplane button. It's an exclusive prize
for you from P. E. P Tap made by Kellogg's
of Battle Creek. Now The Adventures of Superman ferefore the
two stolen pieces of Kryptonite, the deadly element which gave
the late Atomman his terrible atomic power, may be used
to create another human monster. Superman, Batman, and Robin are
trying to trace a secret criminal organization which uses the symbol.
Speaker 2: Of a crescent moon and star.
Speaker 1: Trailing an informer named Squeey Evers, they came to a
shabby coffee shop where a frightened waiter directed them to
the Golden Lily, a nightclub on the waterfront frequented by
Underworld characters. Seeing Squelly leave the club, Superman followed him,
while Batman and Robin, wearing street clothes over their costumes,
entered the crowded, noisy cabaret. A young woman singer named
Floria Garrett has just been introduced as a celebrity, and
as she rises from her place at one of the
tables to acknowledge the clause, a spotlight is focused on
her and if that man stares in predulously at the
jeweled ornament of her dark hair, whistling, Robin, look look
at her hair, hoose hairs, Gloria Garrett's look at the
jeweled ornament.
Speaker 3: Christopher Columbus to Crescent Moon starts.
Speaker 2: A loud what quiet, glad? I said, there's an empty table?
Come on?
Speaker 3: Why you're miss Garrett? Ow folks stands the fight berry?
Speaker 2: Why here here we are? Sit down?
Speaker 3: How do you add this up?
Speaker 2: At?
Speaker 1: Man, Gloria Garrett must be a member of the game
we're looking for. Whose symbol is the crescent moon star? Why?
Speaker 4: And if she is, why would she stand up in
public and take a bow with a spotlight on her?
Speaker 3: Or she was wearing the gimmick to.
Speaker 1: Make sure she's seen, of course, but none of that
mob wants to be seen. Oh, you're a little slow
on the upbeat to night jun and the way that
the coffee shop say he phoned this joint when Squeally
told him you and I were asking questions about the
que the crescent.
Speaker 3: And the stars, he said, he phoned the character named Patsy.
Speaker 1: Patsy runs this nightclub. How do you know we look
at the menu, ri at her Charles Patsima. That's fancy man.
This joint must be a contact point for the members
of the mobs, and it's evidently a bigger mob than
even Kent believes, and an international mob. So what GLORYA
Garrett comes from London. She's new here and she must
have been told to come to the Golden Lily where
the creston Star symbol and make sure she was seen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a while on the rigamarole.
Speaker 4: Why couldn't she just go to Patsy? Plenty of people
seem to know him. Squeey, ever's the waiter at the
coffee shot.
Speaker 1: It's my hunts that Patsy is only a go between.
The leaders of the gang are too careful to let
their identities be known to small fry like Squeally and
the waiter.
Speaker 4: Well, if you're right, then some big shot from the
Crescent and Star gang is in this.
Speaker 3: Crowd is very minute and nobody knows him.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm hoping.
Speaker 3: But if he contacts Glory, you will know him.
Speaker 2: Checks.
Speaker 3: Oh, where is he? Why doesn't he join her or
call her over to his table or something?
Speaker 2: Give him time, Robin, just keep your eyes on Gloria.
Speaker 3: I am but nothing's happening.
Speaker 1: If they take it easy, GIF comes away a better
order something.
Speaker 3: Uh, let's see, I'm making a turkey sandwich and a
glass of milk.
Speaker 1: We all have the same will it's a thank you.
Speaker 5: Look Little Glory is oh, still by a lunching?
Speaker 2: Relax? Relax, weird. There's plenty of time.
Speaker 3: Maybe not.
Speaker 2: We're sure there is not midnight yet.
Speaker 3: I don't mean that. I'm thinking about those two pieces
of kryptonite. Superman said. Unless we get hold of him
in a hurry, we might have another atom Man on
our hands, or something even worse. Look that man, what
could be worse than another atom Man?
Speaker 2: Two? Adam Men?
Speaker 5: Two?
Speaker 3: Christopher Columbus, You don't think.
Speaker 1: At the moment, I'm only thinking about tracking down this
Crescent and star Game. They know where they're Scholar Widowiste
and she knows where the two pieces of kryptonite are.
I'll just concentrate on that and keep your eyes on
miss Gloria Garet.
Speaker 4: I am, but nothing gives could be that whoever she
wants to contact isn't here tonight here ye.
Speaker 1: If he isn't, I think he will be or at
least get a message to her.
Speaker 3: Nothing happens soon. How about us tackling practice.
Speaker 2: I take a chance and the girl getting away nothing doing.
Speaker 1: I'm counting on her to lead us to the bad man.
We're not going to let her out of our night.
Oh but I wonder what's keeping kent so long?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Wait after sweetly?
Speaker 2: Oh, I shouldn't take him this long to catch him?
Speaker 3: Well, what do you mean? Squeally was in her car
and he had a start. Mister Ken had to go
back up the street for his car.
Speaker 5: Oh no, wait, did well, of course he did.
Speaker 3: How else was he gonna chase Squeally?
Speaker 2: Oh, Robin, Robin, you'd be surprised.
Speaker 3: Go ahead and surprise me. I don't get it.
Speaker 2: Oh look what now, says a waiter at miss Garrett's table.
So what?
Speaker 3: Maybe she got hungry waiting for mister Hoosicks.
Speaker 2: Wait uh wait up, Robin. Wan't you see the envelope
in his hands?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and he's giving it to her. Oh yea,
I'd like to know what's in that note?
Speaker 2: M So would I.
Speaker 3: She's getting up, Come on, sit down, she's taking her coach.
She might get away.
Speaker 1: She won't get away, sit down, I say, okay, But
why you wanna see if she goes to another table.
Speaker 3: She's nice. She's hanging for the door.
Speaker 2: No wait, wait, you don't wanna be seen fuming. Alright,
let's go. It's wait miss miss you?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, that h here hear you? Why keep the
chains that we just remembered? Another repoint, but.
Speaker 2: U we missed your thank.
Speaker 3: You right that they use that sandwich?
Speaker 2: Alright, Robin, so we'll have to wait. This guart's leaping. Alright.
Speaker 3: You suppose Patsy's center that note.
Speaker 2: M maybe or somewhere in the crowd, might dad, And
it's waiting outside.
Speaker 3: And there she goes out. I don't see anybody there
except the door man.
Speaker 1: No, alright, move fast, now.
Speaker 2: Hold it, Robin.
Speaker 3: Uh uh. She's got a car and we have it'll
see a taxi. What do we do now, batman?
Speaker 2: Follow me?
Speaker 1: Wait where a driveway curves around here behind these bushes? Alright,
strip down to your customer.
Speaker 3: I get it. When the car comes around the dry weight,
we latchy ondo it.
Speaker 1: I have to the idea.
Speaker 2: Here it comes. What's holding you up?
Speaker 3: My socks didn't match my tie?
Speaker 2: Yeah, keep keep blowing my mouth those past okay, come on,
rear bumper looks nice right, jump on it.
Speaker 4: Don't miss here we go, Patty, I'll see you know
for an old kadr do pretty.
Speaker 1: Well, Batman, thanks show we're driving a car.
Speaker 2: Man in the back seat of Gloria.
Speaker 3: Get a good look at it.
Speaker 1: No, and the car was overcoat up and wound his face.
Never mind trying to look Now, keep low and try
to keep your lip button just this.
Speaker 3: Once anything else, Yes, don't fall off.
Speaker 2: Something tells me this is the playoff ride, Robin.
Speaker 3: If the day's up in Krypton, i'd I'll be satisfied.
Speaker 2: Keep your fingers crossed.
Speaker 1: Clinging to the rear bumper of the big sedan in
which Gloria Garrett rides with an unknown man, Batman and
Robbin her carried swiftly along the fog swept water front,
where is the car going. We'll return in a moment
for the exciting climax.
Speaker 2: Of today's episode.
Speaker 1: But first, er again, is your announcer say you've heard
the expression authentic reproduction, you know means an accurate, exact
copy of something. Well, when you get one of those
colorful comic buttons from a package of Kellogg's pep, you
get an authentic reproduction of one of your favorite comic
strip friends like Moonmullens, for instance, or Orphanani or Winnie Winkle.
And there are eighteen different characters in the series, so
you can have no end of fun working on your
collection and trading duplicates with your pals. Now, how you
get these bright colored comic buttons is important. You don't
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You just asked Mom to get you some of that
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package there's an exclusive prize, one of these slick looking
comic buttons, or a military insignia or warplane button. It's
a prize for you from P E P PEP made
by Kellogg's of Battle Creek. Now back to the Adventures
of Superman. For three quarters of an hour, Batman and
Robin have been crouched on the rare bumper of a
speedy sedan in which Gloria Garrett wears the symbol of
the crescent moon and star in her hair, rides with
an unknown man. Reaching the end of the waterfront road,
the car swings into an old little Yule highway and
speeds into the country, turning into a narrow road and
is now rolling down a steep hill, its headlights.
Speaker 2: Cutting a path through the darkness.
Speaker 3: No more comfortable chairs than this bumper. How long does
this go on?
Speaker 2: Bad man? And you've got me. I don't even know
where we are.
Speaker 3: Fresh air works up an appetite. I could use that
turkey sandwich were almost add in the Golden Willie.
Speaker 1: Maybe we'll get something better than turkey where we're going
you mean the kryptonite?
Speaker 2: Oh maybe with mustard. Look hang on or swinging around
another curve?
Speaker 3: Another one? I feel like I've been in a merry
go around it quite at night. First Squeely Evers and
his rough necks on the dot.
Speaker 2: It Hold, it's slowing down.
Speaker 3: Huh. He turned into a one way lane. Look, there's
a big old house ahead up to the right.
Speaker 2: Yes, no lights in it, though there are trees on
both sides of the drive. Get ready to hop off, Robin.
Speaker 3: Anytime you say, oh wait, I.
Speaker 1: Give you the word, they may not stop. Yeah, the
drive goes right past the house. I was the wronger stopping.
Jump Robin and duck into those trees.
Speaker 3: Hey, there are lights in the tree. Somebody turned the mind.
Speaker 5: Good evening, Batman and Robin.
Speaker 2: But God, Robin, there's a man with a gun behind.
Speaker 6: You, and there's one behind you, Batman, and ten other
surrounding your What.
Speaker 5: He's right or excellent shots by the only.
Speaker 1: It looks like we stepped into something, Robin, Yes, you.
Speaker 6: Know, stepped into a little trap, my friends, A trap
from which I regret to tell you there will be
no escape.
Speaker 1: Startled, Batman and Robin stand in a blaze of light
from the trees, facing a heavy set, middle aged man
levels an automatic at them, while in a ring around them,
ten other men clad in evening clothes also point guns
at our two friends. Meanwhile, almost one hundred miles away,
Superman streaks through the night above another country road on
which the car carrying Squeelly evers.
Speaker 2: The informant travels with where's Squilly going?
Speaker 1: He led Batman and Robin into an ambush before after
contacting the Cressmen Star Gang, and then went to the
Golden Lily.
Speaker 3: And they may be on another mission for the gang.
Speaker 5: Now I've got to follow him.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: Unaware of his friend's peril, Superman rockets farther and farther.
Speaker 3: Away frof them.
Speaker 1: What will happen to Batman and Robin and who are
the mysterious people who trapped them? Tomorrow's episode is tense
and exciting, fellows and girls, so don't miss it. Turn in,
same time, same station for the adventures of su super Man.
Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive,
able to leave Paul Buildings at a single bound. Well
up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane.
Speaker 3: That's Superman.
Speaker 1: Dolls and girls, be sure to follow the adventures of Superman,
brought to you every day, Monday through Friday, same time,
same station, by the Grand Old Kellogg Company of Battle Creek.
And for other thrilling adventures of Superman, see your local newspaper.
Superman is also a copyrighted feature appearing in Superman DC publications.
Speaker 5: Stay there, Have you heard? Kellogg's Variety is back.
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of Superman.
Speaker 7: Welcome back. Well, I have to admit that whole part
at the in part seven with the ghost, that may
have been the most ingenious, ingenious sort of interrogation method.
I wonder why Jack Bauer never tried that. Of course,
if you've been listening from the beginning, you know that
in some of the early episodes, Superman would probably just
menace the guy into providing the information. But this indicates
they're kind of what Joel had discussed. There kind of
been a shift in the character in terms of what
he was allowed to do and just say, hey, I'm
Superman and I can just scare you into new This
wouldn't be something that would be allowed. But you throw
in the ghost thing as as that was, and that's okay. Well,
we've definitely left Batman and Robin in a spot. You know,
Superman's okay, but we're gonna have to find out what's
gonna happen next in this serial. I hope you'll join
us on Sunday when we bring you Part nine. In
the meanwhile, send your comments to Adam and adams web
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