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Suspense and the producer of radio is outstanding theater of thrills.
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The master of mystery and adventure, William M. Robeson.
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One of the saddest phrases uttered by man is I
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didn't know it was loaded. The presumed empty gun is
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the cause of countless tragedies. But our story concerns a
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tragedy which resulted from a gun that was presumed to
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be loaded. It concerns too, that most desirable and dangerous
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of all phenomena, a beautiful woman.
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Listen.
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Listen then, as Miss Marie Windsor stars. In script by
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Mark Brady, which begins in just a moment, here's Frankie Lame.
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I never feel like singing with a bad cold, so
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I take wonderful four way cold tablets to relieve my
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cold and is read fast right. Tests of four leading
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cold tablets proved four way fastest acting of all amazing
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four way starts in minutes to relieve aches, pain's headache,
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regu use fever, calm upset stomach, also overcomes irregularity.
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So when you catch.
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Cold, take my advice take four away cold tablets. It's
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the fast way to relieve those nasty cold miseries and
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feel better.
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Quickly pour Waight twenty nine and fifty nine cents.
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dandruff away forever. Apply Fetch before wedding hair rub in
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hair up to thirty five percent. Writer Fetch dandruff remover shampoo.
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And Now script by Mark Brady, starring Miss Marie Windsor,
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a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense.
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Within the next few minutes, I will commit murder, the cold,
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premeditated murder.
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Why well, since I'm a writer of.
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Murder mysteries, perhaps the simplest way to explain is to
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dramatize my story. Hence this script my last to be
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delivered to the studio after My arrest cast of characters.
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Mark Brady, a writer in.
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His early thirties, college graduate, easygoing intelligence. Mary Brady, his wife,
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beautiful with a bright, unused brain. Jason Roberts, his best friend,
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an intellectual snob. The scene the Brady's comfortable, booklined department,
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the time a few months ago.
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But Mark, couldn't you get one of the girls from
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the office.
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Why all the fuss about even numbers?
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Well, every time Jason comes for dinner, he comes along.
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I don't like it.
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Oh, I should think you'd welcome. The undivided attention of
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two adoring men.
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Makes me uneasy.
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Well, and uh, why don't we invite Jeane Stanley, the
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lady writer. Yes, with a horn, ram glasses, flat shoes,
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and an abiding belief in zen Buddhism.
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She shouldn't give you much competition.
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I'm not worried about competition. Jason thinks that I have
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a mind, even if you don't.
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Oh, he does doesn't. Well, let's power for old Jason.
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He always did like my taste.
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In women, he says, I'm unlike any woman you ever
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went with.
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That's right, you're also the only woman I ever marry.
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Don't lest my hair? You beat. You're such an animal,
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aren't you?
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Glad?
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I suppose so?
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Oh me?
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Somehow, sometimes I don't feel married to you. Why you're
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so self sufficient? You don't need me, You don't need anyone.
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Oh, yes I do. I need you very much? Who
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take care of me? Send out my laundry, defrost my dinner.
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You're not being serious, Oh but I am. You can
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hire someone to do all that.
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As beautiful as you. I couldn't afford it.
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Mark, Did it ever once occur to you that I
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have ideas, that I have thoughts, that I'm interested in things?
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Of course, haven't I heard you and Jason ramble on
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far into the night about Freud, young Marx, angles, and
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the plight of an Avaho engine.
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Jason understands me. He likes the way my mind works.
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Oh but he ought to have a girlfriend of his own. Now,
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will you please try to get him someone for tonight?
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From the way you talk about old Jason, I think
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I'm a guy who needs a girlfriend. We were so civilized,
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we budding intellectuals, so sophisticated.
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So sure of ourselves. We shared each other.
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He marries ballet class or her mosaics or her root lessons,
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conflicted with the opening of an art exhibit, or Jason
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and I would gaily go off together to view the paintings.
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If something kept me from.
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Attending an opera or a ballet, Mary never missed it.
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There was always Jason to escort it.
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But last summer my work began to pighl up, and
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every time there was an attraction at the Greek Theater
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or an especially interesting concert at the Hollywood Bowl, I
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was stuck with.
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A script to finish.
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I was really grateful for Jason May He relieved me
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of my guilt about not entertaining my beautiful wife. Until
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one night I discovered that it was he who owed me.
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A debt of gratitude.
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Oh why, hello, darling, you stilla?
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Apparently have you any idea of what time it is?
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You're not the slightest It's nearly two thirty And why
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are you and your bare feet?
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Oh Mark, we had such a silly, wonderful time.
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Suppose you tell me about it?
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Well, the concert turned out to be never ending, dull,
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and those seats in the bowl are so hot. Finally,
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Jason suggested we take a ride down to the beach.
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Is that why sand is dripping from your skirt, isn't it?
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Well, you see I've been swimming.
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Swimming in what in the ocean? I mean, what did
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you swim in? What did you wear?
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Nothing? Mark, I just went swimming in the moonlight.
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I see.
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Do you realize that it's three and a half hours
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since that concert ended? Do you realize I've been going
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nearly crazy with worry that I was just about to
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start calling the police and the hospitals when you flowed
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in off Cloud eight and calmly announced that you've been
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swimming in the nude.
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I didn't say I'd been swimming in the nude. I
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said I've been swimming in the moonlight. Mark, stop looking
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at me? L way?
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What way?
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Like I was some bra Well.
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Aren't you no? Apparently Jason thinks.
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So it's late Mark, and I'm tired and suddenly very cold.
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Now please let me buy I want to take a
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hot shower.
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It's as much my fault as it was hers.
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It wouldn't have happened if I hadn't thrown them together.
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So after that I paid more attention to my homework,
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and the midnight swim was forgotten by TACIT agreement and
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by TACIT agreement we saw less and less of Jason.
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Mary satisfied my craving for beauty, and for the rest
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I had my work. I got very busy on a
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new show I dreamed up based upon police files, which
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now I'd never thought of the idea. Part of the
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job was to ride the prow cars for background color.
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And the second night out, we were cruising around the
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twisting streets in the Hollywood Hills.
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And this looks like Eldorado drive. Yeah, that's right, mister Brady.
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A friend of mine lives along in here, just around
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this bend, at his house we're coming to.
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Yeah, that's it.
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Well, you better tell him to park his car closer
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to the cerber.
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I'll leave him a ticket. Yeah, Only that isn't his car.
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It was Mary's car, cozily parked in front of Jason's house.
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Sure, why not?
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She knew I'd be gone passed midnight riding a Prowl car, Only.
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She had no way of knowing where it would be. Prouding.
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Of course, she was already in bed when I got home,
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but I wanted to give her every chance.
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I was on asleep, darling. Did you have any interesting evening?
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Not very, not much action, What did you do?
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Oh, nothing much. Looked at TV for a while, tried
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to read Doctor Chivago again, and I couldn't make anything
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more out of it the second time than I did
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the first. Come to bed, Darling, I'm sleepy.
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That's the way it was.
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Every night that I rode the prowl cars, I asked
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the sergeant to swing by Eldorado Drive, and it was
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always there, Mary's little Volkswagen parked in front of Jason's house,
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and every night when I got home, the same evasive answers.
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Why didn't I put my foot down?
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I was afraid, that's why, afraid of losing Mary.
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I needed her.
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She was the most beautiful woman I've ever seen. My
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ego needed her. She was a bright adornment, a mark
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of success, and if I lost her.
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I felt I too would be lost.
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Sergeant, I wonder if we could swing by Eldorado Drive
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tonight again. If you don't mind, I don't mind it
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in our area.
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I don't get it. You were checking up on your friend. No,
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my wife. That Volkswagen belongs to her. Oh I see. Well, look,
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mister Brady, you say the word. We can make enough
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lot of trouble for that guy, and softly kind of your, sergeant.
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I'm sure you are. Only it's not your problem, it's mine.
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You you stay out of it. Let us handle it. No,
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thank you, sergeant. That would be too easy. If anything's
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to be done about it, I'm going to have.
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To do it myself. Here I sit waiting to murder Jason.
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I phoned him a while ago and told him we
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had to straighten this thing out immediately, and said he'd be.
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Right over it.
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I know it so well I could write the next
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scene before it happens. He'll walk in, suave, self contained,
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every handsome and shall pull me if I get angry.
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If I threaten him, he'll make his grand stand play
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with that ridiculous pearl handled automatic which he carries.
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Unloaded in his car. He's pulled it before.
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It's always worked before, and irate husband's he's boasted to
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me about it, how they chicken out in front of
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that empty gun. But this time it won't work. This
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siriate husband isn't going to chicken out. He's going to
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shoot it out. This siirate husband has a gun too,
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and he's going to use it in self defense.
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There he is now coming at the walk. Now he's
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at the door. Come on in, Jason, the door's unlocked.
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In a moment, we continue with the second act of suspense.
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How long has it been since you've cleaned out your bookshelves?
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Maybe it's time you took a look at the books
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you own. While you're cleaning and looking, you can be
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performing a valuable service to your country. The United States
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wants books, lots of them, to send who interested students
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and readers abroad. Good books are needed to combat the
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flood of literature being circulated in free countries by the
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Russians and Chinese communists. Each year, the Russians alone published
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and distribute well over one hundred million volumes of all kinds.
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With each volume is a messenger of mischief.
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Full of propaganda and lives. These books are sold at
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ridiculously low prices or given away free. You can help
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contrect communist propaganda with unneeded books now in your bookshelves.
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Most desirable are literary classics, new or old, up to
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date American histories, and geographies. All books should be in
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hard bindings and in good condition. Send them to Books
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from America Box nineteen sixty, Washington, thirteen DC.
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And now starring Miss Berrie Windsor, Backed too Well script
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by Mark Brady.
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I am compelled to finish mark script since he's how
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fitch to writing an explanation and the justification for murder.
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I feel I must complete it as a vindication of
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myself and a requiem for Mark. Yes, Mark is dead.
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Jason shot him in self defense. That's what the coroner
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story called self defense. And now I must defend myself
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from the things Mark thought about me. I was innocent
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that night on the beach. I was innocent, Oh Jason,
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isn't it beautiful?
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Done? To die? Very feat right?
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Damosel The westering moon this night has flung his carpet right?
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How lovely? Who wrote that?
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I did? Just now? I know?
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Let's go swimming?
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Why not?
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I would if I brought a suit?
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What difference does that make? Nana?
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I suppose really?
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Only you're worried about what people will say.
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Why there isn't anybody within five miles of this cold
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Go ahead.
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All right, you can undress behind that rock.
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Oh not me? That water looks too cold?
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Oh come on, Jason, well watch you will.
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Not I mean after you're in the water, all right, I'll.
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Turn you back and close your eyes and don't open
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them until I tell you to. Jason was right. It
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was cold, but it was wonderful and strange and terribly exciting,
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and it was over all too soon.
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Like what a chilli's venus from the sea?
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What did you say, like, Potter, Jelly is venus rising
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from the sea?
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You peep?
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A man can attempted on this sofa.
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Oh oh, look, my skirt's all full of sand.
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What did you expect?
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You can turn around now?
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Oh oh, and Nia glittering with moonlight, a scene him
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crowned with cockle shells and.
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With a kurtle of carop regrets. Oh, lovely Mary, make
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me a mortal with a kiss.
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Oh come on, Jason, I'm.
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Not not the moon. Make lunatics of us all.
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Stop a Jason, I'm Mark's wife and you're his best friend.
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Remember, yes, I'm trying not to well.
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Save the soft cell for somebody else's wife. I'm not
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buying any now, come on, let's go home. That's all
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it was to it, except I caught a cold. Mark
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never mentioned it again after that night. It was as
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though he didn't care, as though he wanted me to
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be with Jason, and he got so busy with his
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new show and riding the police guards at night. Well,
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what did he expect me to do? Said home and
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knit Jason was more interesting than a night alone with
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the TV. And I wasn't taking anything away from Mark.
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I was innocent. I couldn't help the way Jason felt.
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I didn't know that it would get out of hand.
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So, my beautiful goddess, that's how it is. I am
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hopelessly in love with you.
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What are you going to do about it?
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Happy heart with Mark?
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Oh no, Jason, you can't do that.
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Why not.
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Mark's got a gun now. He's been practicing at the
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police pistol range. He keeps boasting to me about how
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good he's getting, almost as if he were threatening.
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And I listen, my dear, we're all three of the
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civilized human beings, and I think Mark and I.
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Can solve this problem without bloodsheds.
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I'm afraid I wouldn't want anything to happen to either
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of you. You listen to, Jason. Look at the time,
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I've got a run. Naturally, I'll call you tomorrow, darling,
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when I find him in a line.
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That'll be nice.
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Now, honey, don't be that way. You know I've got
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to go, Jason. What look out there on the street.
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What is it a police car driving by? Do you
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suppose it?
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I haven't the slightest idea.
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Well, don't you worry If Mark found out?
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I think it's time he did.
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As always, I was in bed and pretending to be
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asleep when Mark came home. He didn't say anything, and
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I couldn't tell if he'd been in a police car
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that drove by Jason's house. But I didn't worry too
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much because before I went to bed, I had taken
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all the bullets out of.
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His gun in a moment. We continue with the third
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act of suspense, Lease.
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Sociable, Smile.
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To day with drink refresh.
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Stay young? Can Fair and dever be sociable?
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Petsy? When friends drop in?
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Let your hospitality show you a sociable in the modern manner.
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Pepsi no is the favorite of the smart and young.
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Your heart be sociable, looks smarty to date, whipt the
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drink light refreshing, Stay young?
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Can Fair and dever be sociable?
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Have you tried to Pepsi? Lately?
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And Now starring Chris Marie Windsor, Act three of script
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by Mark Brady.
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Mark's script deserves a better end, and Mary has given
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it a truer end and ending on a high note
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of tragedy or a tragedy. Indeed, it is what Mary
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has carefully omitted.
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In her attempt to lay the blame for Mark's murder
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on me.
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Is what happened the next morning when I was awakened
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by a friendly handing on the door and opened it to.
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Admit of Mary on the edge of her steria.
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Mark knows all aband.
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That's good.
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I'm glad, and he's going to kill you.
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Oh now that does not sound like Mark.
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You don't know. He's got that police can and he's
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acting like a crazy man. He threatened me with it.
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I ran out of the house.
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Now, Mary, get hold of yourself.
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What are we going to do?
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Well, first, we're going to have a cup of coffee.
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I can never think in the morning until I've had
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a coup.
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That him? Did I telephone?
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That's a safe way, teller organ running Mark, Yes, yes,
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I see.
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Well will you.
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Give me time to scrape my face and on a
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pair of slacks there are okay?
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See you you're not going over there?
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Why he'll kill you?
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He didn't sound as though he were contemplating murder. He
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was very calm, said he wanted to talk to me.
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He won't talk. He'll shoot first, and then it'll be
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too late to talk.
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Do you have a gun, yes, a little pearl handle automatic.
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Is it loaded?
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Of course?
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I will loaded, Darling, and promise me you'll use it
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if you have to.
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Well, a woman as dutiful as Mary can the pretty
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as ways, and a man would have to be made
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of more spartan stuff than I to refuse her when
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she mixes warm tears of terror and concern.
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With her other rich in diamonds. I loaded the gun.
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I went to Mark's apartment to find that Mary's concern
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was not overstated. As I walked in, he swung the
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police gun at me and pulled the trigger.
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I fired, and Marcroft.
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I didn't know his gun was empty. Now I know
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he didn't know it was empty, And now I know
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who really murdered him. Beautiful, beautiful Mary, the kind of
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woman men will always care for. It's almost dinner time.
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She wasn't back yet from a luncheon date with a girl, Ben,
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she said, But I rather imagine it was with the
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young attorney who represented me at the inquest, very bright
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chap with a mind quite different from Mark's or mine.
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I'm sure Mary is having fun picking.
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It, but I am not making any effort to confirm
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my suspicions.
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I'll know soon enough for another time.
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I'll be sure Mary doesn't unload my gun. Well here
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it is Mark Brady's last script, and in many respects
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his best. At least I hope they'll agreed out at
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the studio.
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Suspense in which Marie Windsor starred in William and Robson's
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production of script by Mark Brady, written by Celesti Bollis
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and mister Robson in a moment, the names of our
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supporting players, and a word about next week's story of suspense.
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Hey dad, did you check your car filters today? O? Son?
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I didn't?
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Why because it might pay you a thousand dollars.
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A thousand dollars for a car filter. That's right, folks.
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You may have a filter under the foot of your
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car worth one thousand dollars and not even know it.
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A PRAM filter worth one thousand silver dollars. A regular
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filter change is important to today's cars, so important that
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Pram Corporation is paying sixty thousand dollars to get you
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to check your filters now. Last year, in preparation for
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Pramsilver Anniversary, ten thousand secretly numbered PRAM filter cartridges were
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distributed all over the United States and installed in cars.
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During regular servicing.
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These filters are worth from one dollar to one thousand dollars.
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You may have one in your car right now and
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not even know it. Check your oil filter and air
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filter now. If there's a specially numbered PRAM filter in
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your car, you will win up to one thousand Silver
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dollars and your dealer will win the same amount. Get
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in on Pram's Big Silver Treasure Hunt. Check your car filters.
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Now, supporting Marie Windsor in script by Mark Brady, where
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Vic Parron, Ben Wright and Sam Pierce listen. Listen again
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next week when we return with John McIntyre in John
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Barbie and Son. Another tale well calculated to keep you
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in suspense.
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To the latest news follows.
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Then have Gun.
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We'll travel on the CBS Radio Network
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By thirty.
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Suspense and the producer of radio is outstanding theater of thrills.
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The master of mystery and adventure, William M. Robeson.
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One of the saddest phrases uttered by man is I
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didn't know it was loaded. The presumed empty gun is
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the cause of countless tragedies. But our story concerns a
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tragedy which resulted from a gun that was presumed to
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be loaded. It concerns too, that most desirable and dangerous
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of all phenomena, a beautiful woman.
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Listen.
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Listen then, as Miss Marie Windsor stars. In script by
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Mark Brady, which begins in just a moment, here's Frankie Lame.
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I never feel like singing with a bad cold, so
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I take wonderful four way cold tablets to relieve my
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cold and is read fast right. Tests of four leading
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cold tablets proved four way fastest acting of all amazing
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four way starts in minutes to relieve aches, pain's headache,
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regu use fever, calm upset stomach, also overcomes irregularity.
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So when you catch.
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Cold, take my advice take four away cold tablets. It's
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the fast way to relieve those nasty cold miseries and
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feel better.
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And Now script by Mark Brady, starring Miss Marie Windsor,
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a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense.
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Within the next few minutes, I will commit murder, the cold,
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premeditated murder.
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Why well, since I'm a writer of.
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Murder mysteries, perhaps the simplest way to explain is to
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dramatize my story. Hence this script my last to be
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delivered to the studio after My arrest cast of characters.
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Mark Brady, a writer in.
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His early thirties, college graduate, easygoing intelligence. Mary Brady, his wife,
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beautiful with a bright, unused brain. Jason Roberts, his best friend,
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an intellectual snob. The scene the Brady's comfortable, booklined department,
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the time a few months ago.
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But Mark, couldn't you get one of the girls from
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the office.
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Why all the fuss about even numbers?
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Well, every time Jason comes for dinner, he comes along.
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I don't like it.
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Oh, I should think you'd welcome. The undivided attention of
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two adoring men.
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Makes me uneasy.
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Well, and uh, why don't we invite Jeane Stanley, the
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lady writer. Yes, with a horn, ram glasses, flat shoes,
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and an abiding belief in zen Buddhism.
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She shouldn't give you much competition.
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I'm not worried about competition. Jason thinks that I have
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a mind, even if you don't.
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Oh, he does doesn't. Well, let's power for old Jason.
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He always did like my taste.
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In women, he says, I'm unlike any woman you ever
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went with.
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That's right, you're also the only woman I ever marry.
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Don't lest my hair? You beat. You're such an animal,
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aren't you?
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Glad?
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I suppose so?
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Oh me?
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Somehow, sometimes I don't feel married to you. Why you're
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so self sufficient? You don't need me, You don't need anyone.
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Oh, yes I do. I need you very much? Who
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take care of me? Send out my laundry, defrost my dinner.
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You're not being serious, Oh but I am. You can
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hire someone to do all that.
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As beautiful as you. I couldn't afford it.
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Mark, Did it ever once occur to you that I
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have ideas, that I have thoughts, that I'm interested in things?
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Of course, haven't I heard you and Jason ramble on
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far into the night about Freud, young Marx, angles, and
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the plight of an Avaho engine.
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Jason understands me. He likes the way my mind works.
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Oh but he ought to have a girlfriend of his own. Now,
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will you please try to get him someone for tonight?
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From the way you talk about old Jason, I think
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I'm a guy who needs a girlfriend. We were so civilized,
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we budding intellectuals, so sophisticated.
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So sure of ourselves. We shared each other.
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He marries ballet class or her mosaics or her root lessons,
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conflicted with the opening of an art exhibit, or Jason
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and I would gaily go off together to view the paintings.
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If something kept me from.
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Attending an opera or a ballet, Mary never missed it.
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There was always Jason to escort it.
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But last summer my work began to pighl up, and
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every time there was an attraction at the Greek Theater
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or an especially interesting concert at the Hollywood Bowl, I
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was stuck with.
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A script to finish.
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I was really grateful for Jason May He relieved me
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of my guilt about not entertaining my beautiful wife. Until
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one night I discovered that it was he who owed me.
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A debt of gratitude.
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Oh why, hello, darling, you stilla?
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Apparently have you any idea of what time it is?
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You're not the slightest It's nearly two thirty And why
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are you and your bare feet?
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Oh Mark, we had such a silly, wonderful time.
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Suppose you tell me about it?
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Well, the concert turned out to be never ending, dull,
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and those seats in the bowl are so hot. Finally,
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Jason suggested we take a ride down to the beach.
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Is that why sand is dripping from your skirt, isn't it?
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Well, you see I've been swimming.
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Swimming in what in the ocean? I mean, what did
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you swim in? What did you wear?
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Nothing? Mark, I just went swimming in the moonlight.
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I see.
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Do you realize that it's three and a half hours
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since that concert ended? Do you realize I've been going
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nearly crazy with worry that I was just about to
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start calling the police and the hospitals when you flowed
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in off Cloud eight and calmly announced that you've been
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swimming in the nude.
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I didn't say I'd been swimming in the nude. I
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said I've been swimming in the moonlight. Mark, stop looking
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at me? L way?
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What way?
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Like I was some bra Well.
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Aren't you no? Apparently Jason thinks.
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So it's late Mark, and I'm tired and suddenly very cold.
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Now please let me buy I want to take a
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hot shower.
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It's as much my fault as it was hers.
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It wouldn't have happened if I hadn't thrown them together.
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So after that I paid more attention to my homework,
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and the midnight swim was forgotten by TACIT agreement and
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by TACIT agreement we saw less and less of Jason.
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Mary satisfied my craving for beauty, and for the rest
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I had my work. I got very busy on a
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new show I dreamed up based upon police files, which
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now I'd never thought of the idea. Part of the
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job was to ride the prow cars for background color.
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And the second night out, we were cruising around the
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twisting streets in the Hollywood Hills.
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And this looks like Eldorado drive. Yeah, that's right, mister Brady.
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A friend of mine lives along in here, just around
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this bend, at his house we're coming to.
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Yeah, that's it.
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Well, you better tell him to park his car closer
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to the cerber.
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I'll leave him a ticket. Yeah, Only that isn't his car.
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It was Mary's car, cozily parked in front of Jason's house.
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Sure, why not?
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She knew I'd be gone passed midnight riding a Prowl car, Only.
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She had no way of knowing where it would be. Prouding.
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Of course, she was already in bed when I got home,
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but I wanted to give her every chance.
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I was on asleep, darling. Did you have any interesting evening?
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Not very, not much action, What did you do?
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Oh, nothing much. Looked at TV for a while, tried
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to read Doctor Chivago again, and I couldn't make anything
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more out of it the second time than I did
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the first. Come to bed, Darling, I'm sleepy.
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That's the way it was.
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Every night that I rode the prowl cars, I asked
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the sergeant to swing by Eldorado Drive, and it was
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always there, Mary's little Volkswagen parked in front of Jason's house,
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and every night when I got home, the same evasive answers.
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Why didn't I put my foot down?
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I was afraid, that's why, afraid of losing Mary.
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I needed her.
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She was the most beautiful woman I've ever seen. My
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ego needed her. She was a bright adornment, a mark
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of success, and if I lost her.
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I felt I too would be lost.
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Sergeant, I wonder if we could swing by Eldorado Drive
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tonight again. If you don't mind, I don't mind it
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in our area.
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I don't get it. You were checking up on your friend. No,
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my wife. That Volkswagen belongs to her. Oh I see. Well, look,
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mister Brady, you say the word. We can make enough
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lot of trouble for that guy, and softly kind of your, sergeant.
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I'm sure you are. Only it's not your problem, it's mine.
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You you stay out of it. Let us handle it. No,
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thank you, sergeant. That would be too easy. If anything's
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to be done about it, I'm going to have.
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To do it myself. Here I sit waiting to murder Jason.
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I phoned him a while ago and told him we
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had to straighten this thing out immediately, and said he'd be.
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Right over it.
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I know it so well I could write the next
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scene before it happens. He'll walk in, suave, self contained,
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every handsome and shall pull me if I get angry.
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If I threaten him, he'll make his grand stand play
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with that ridiculous pearl handled automatic which he carries.
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Unloaded in his car. He's pulled it before.
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It's always worked before, and irate husband's he's boasted to
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me about it, how they chicken out in front of
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that empty gun. But this time it won't work. This
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siriate husband isn't going to chicken out. He's going to
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shoot it out. This siirate husband has a gun too,
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and he's going to use it in self defense.
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There he is now coming at the walk. Now he's
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at the door. Come on in, Jason, the door's unlocked.
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In a moment, we continue with the second act of suspense.
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How long has it been since you've cleaned out your bookshelves?
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Maybe it's time you took a look at the books
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you own. While you're cleaning and looking, you can be
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performing a valuable service to your country. The United States
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wants books, lots of them, to send who interested students
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and readers abroad. Good books are needed to combat the
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flood of literature being circulated in free countries by the
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Russians and Chinese communists. Each year, the Russians alone published
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and distribute well over one hundred million volumes of all kinds.
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With each volume is a messenger of mischief.
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Full of propaganda and lives. These books are sold at
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ridiculously low prices or given away free. You can help
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contrect communist propaganda with unneeded books now in your bookshelves.
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Most desirable are literary classics, new or old, up to
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date American histories, and geographies. All books should be in
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hard bindings and in good condition. Send them to Books
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from America Box nineteen sixty, Washington, thirteen DC.
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And now starring Miss Berrie Windsor, Backed too Well script
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by Mark Brady.
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I am compelled to finish mark script since he's how
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fitch to writing an explanation and the justification for murder.
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I feel I must complete it as a vindication of
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myself and a requiem for Mark. Yes, Mark is dead.
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Jason shot him in self defense. That's what the coroner
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story called self defense. And now I must defend myself
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from the things Mark thought about me. I was innocent
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that night on the beach. I was innocent, Oh Jason,
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isn't it beautiful?
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Done? To die? Very feat right?
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Damosel The westering moon this night has flung his carpet right?
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How lovely? Who wrote that?
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I did? Just now? I know?
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Let's go swimming?
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Why not?
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I would if I brought a suit?
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What difference does that make? Nana?
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I suppose really?
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Only you're worried about what people will say.
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Why there isn't anybody within five miles of this cold
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Go ahead.
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All right, you can undress behind that rock.
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Oh not me? That water looks too cold?
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Oh come on, Jason, well watch you will.
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Not I mean after you're in the water, all right, I'll.
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Turn you back and close your eyes and don't open
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them until I tell you to. Jason was right. It
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was cold, but it was wonderful and strange and terribly exciting,
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and it was over all too soon.
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Like what a chilli's venus from the sea?
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What did you say, like, Potter, Jelly is venus rising
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from the sea?
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You peep?
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A man can attempted on this sofa.
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Oh oh, look, my skirt's all full of sand.
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What did you expect?
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You can turn around now?
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Oh oh, and Nia glittering with moonlight, a scene him
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crowned with cockle shells and.
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With a kurtle of carop regrets. Oh, lovely Mary, make
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me a mortal with a kiss.
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Oh come on, Jason, I'm.
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Not not the moon. Make lunatics of us all.
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Stop a Jason, I'm Mark's wife and you're his best friend.
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Remember, yes, I'm trying not to well.
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Save the soft cell for somebody else's wife. I'm not
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buying any now, come on, let's go home. That's all
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it was to it, except I caught a cold. Mark
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never mentioned it again after that night. It was as
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though he didn't care, as though he wanted me to
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be with Jason, and he got so busy with his
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new show and riding the police guards at night. Well,
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what did he expect me to do? Said home and
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knit Jason was more interesting than a night alone with
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the TV. And I wasn't taking anything away from Mark.
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I was innocent. I couldn't help the way Jason felt.
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I didn't know that it would get out of hand.
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So, my beautiful goddess, that's how it is. I am
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hopelessly in love with you.
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What are you going to do about it?
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Happy heart with Mark?
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Oh no, Jason, you can't do that.
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Why not.
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Mark's got a gun now. He's been practicing at the
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police pistol range. He keeps boasting to me about how
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good he's getting, almost as if he were threatening.
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And I listen, my dear, we're all three of the
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civilized human beings, and I think Mark and I.
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Can solve this problem without bloodsheds.
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I'm afraid I wouldn't want anything to happen to either
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of you. You listen to, Jason. Look at the time,
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I've got a run. Naturally, I'll call you tomorrow, darling,
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when I find him in a line.
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That'll be nice.
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Now, honey, don't be that way. You know I've got
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to go, Jason. What look out there on the street.
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What is it a police car driving by? Do you
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suppose it?
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I haven't the slightest idea.
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Well, don't you worry If Mark found out?
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I think it's time he did.
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As always, I was in bed and pretending to be
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asleep when Mark came home. He didn't say anything, and
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I couldn't tell if he'd been in a police car
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that drove by Jason's house. But I didn't worry too
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much because before I went to bed, I had taken
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all the bullets out of.
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His gun in a moment. We continue with the third
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act of suspense, Lease.
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Sociable, Smile.
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To day with drink refresh.
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Stay young? Can Fair and dever be sociable?
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Petsy? When friends drop in?
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Let your hospitality show you a sociable in the modern manner.
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Pepsi no is the favorite of the smart and young.
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Your heart be sociable, looks smarty to date, whipt the
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drink light refreshing, Stay young?
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Can Fair and dever be sociable?
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Have you tried to Pepsi? Lately?
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And Now starring Chris Marie Windsor, Act three of script
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by Mark Brady.
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Mark's script deserves a better end, and Mary has given
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it a truer end and ending on a high note
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of tragedy or a tragedy. Indeed, it is what Mary
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has carefully omitted.
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In her attempt to lay the blame for Mark's murder
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on me.
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Is what happened the next morning when I was awakened
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by a friendly handing on the door and opened it to.
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Admit of Mary on the edge of her steria.
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Mark knows all aband.
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That's good.
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I'm glad, and he's going to kill you.
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Oh now that does not sound like Mark.
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You don't know. He's got that police can and he's
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acting like a crazy man. He threatened me with it.
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I ran out of the house.
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Now, Mary, get hold of yourself.
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What are we going to do?
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Well, first, we're going to have a cup of coffee.
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I can never think in the morning until I've had
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a coup.
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That him? Did I telephone?
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That's a safe way, teller organ running Mark, Yes, yes,
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I see.
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Well will you.
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Give me time to scrape my face and on a
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pair of slacks there are okay?
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See you you're not going over there?
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Why he'll kill you?
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He didn't sound as though he were contemplating murder. He
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was very calm, said he wanted to talk to me.
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He won't talk. He'll shoot first, and then it'll be
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too late to talk.
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Do you have a gun, yes, a little pearl handle automatic.
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Is it loaded?
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Of course?
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I will loaded, Darling, and promise me you'll use it
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if you have to.
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Well, a woman as dutiful as Mary can the pretty
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as ways, and a man would have to be made
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of more spartan stuff than I to refuse her when
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she mixes warm tears of terror and concern.
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With her other rich in diamonds. I loaded the gun.
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I went to Mark's apartment to find that Mary's concern
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was not overstated. As I walked in, he swung the
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police gun at me and pulled the trigger.
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I fired, and Marcroft.
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I didn't know his gun was empty. Now I know
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he didn't know it was empty, And now I know
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who really murdered him. Beautiful, beautiful Mary, the kind of
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woman men will always care for. It's almost dinner time.
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She wasn't back yet from a luncheon date with a girl, Ben,
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she said, But I rather imagine it was with the
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young attorney who represented me at the inquest, very bright
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chap with a mind quite different from Mark's or mine.
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I'm sure Mary is having fun picking.
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It, but I am not making any effort to confirm
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my suspicions.
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I'll know soon enough for another time.
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I'll be sure Mary doesn't unload my gun. Well here
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it is Mark Brady's last script, and in many respects
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his best. At least I hope they'll agreed out at
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the studio.
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Suspense in which Marie Windsor starred in William and Robson's
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production of script by Mark Brady, written by Celesti Bollis
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and mister Robson in a moment, the names of our
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supporting players, and a word about next week's story of suspense.
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Hey dad, did you check your car filters today? O? Son?
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I didn't?
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Why because it might pay you a thousand dollars.
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A thousand dollars for a car filter. That's right, folks.
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You may have a filter under the foot of your
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car worth one thousand dollars and not even know it.
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A PRAM filter worth one thousand silver dollars. A regular
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filter change is important to today's cars, so important that
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Pram Corporation is paying sixty thousand dollars to get you
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to check your filters now. Last year, in preparation for
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Pramsilver Anniversary, ten thousand secretly numbered PRAM filter cartridges were
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distributed all over the United States and installed in cars.
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During regular servicing.
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These filters are worth from one dollar to one thousand dollars.
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You may have one in your car right now and
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not even know it. Check your oil filter and air
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filter now. If there's a specially numbered PRAM filter in
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your car, you will win up to one thousand Silver
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dollars and your dealer will win the same amount. Get
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in on Pram's Big Silver Treasure Hunt. Check your car filters.
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Now, supporting Marie Windsor in script by Mark Brady, where
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Vic Parron, Ben Wright and Sam Pierce listen. Listen again
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next week when we return with John McIntyre in John
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Barbie and Son. Another tale well calculated to keep you
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in suspense.
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To the latest news follows.
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Then have Gun.
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We'll travel on the CBS Radio Network
