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00:01:06 #1 by a program sponsored by Doyle, Coil and Boyle,
00:01:09 #2 the makers of the world's most famous oils.
00:01:12 #3 The Doyle oil prevents dandruff on hair.
00:01:15 #4 Great surprises as walked into studio, friends.
00:01:27 #5 Mr. Horace D. Smedley, the genial president
00:01:30 #6 of the Smedley Merchant and Power,
00:01:35 #7 dress you on how to control the temper.
00:01:41 #8 It's a phonograph at God.
00:01:47 #9 So, that's what I'm paying you for, is it?
00:01:52 #10 wasting your time in here talking to yourself.
00:01:55 #11 Now I'll have it, sir.
00:01:56 #12 Now, now, Mr. Smedley, don't get excited.
00:01:58 #13 No, you're scared to excited.
00:01:59 #14 I was merely practicing in case you happen
00:02:00 #15 to have a proper broadcasting station.
00:02:02 #16 Practicing?
00:02:03 #17 I'll give you something to practice on.
00:02:06 #18 Never mind.
00:02:10 #19 No!
00:02:11 #20 Howard, is that all?
00:02:29 #21 I'd also like a lesson in love.
00:02:32 #22 Would you like to have it in A-flat or right here?
00:02:35 #23 You're quite fresh, aren't you?
00:02:38 #24 No, just well-preserved.
00:02:41 #25 Try this on your piano.
00:02:47 #26 Oh, how do you do, Miss Lebel?
00:02:54 #27 Can I do anything for you, Miss Lebel?
00:02:59 #28 Thank you. I want a few new jazz records, please.
00:03:02 #29 Certainly, my dear. Step right this way.
00:03:06 #30 Let me see that, please.
00:03:19 #31 Certainly.
00:03:21 #32 Oh, there you are. You've been hiding.
00:03:58 #33 You forgot something.
00:04:00 #34 Thank you.
00:04:02 #35 That's gratitude for you.
00:04:06 #36 I crawl out here on my hands and knees, and what do I get?
00:04:10 #37 A dirty look.
00:04:11 #38 A pretty face, but still a dirty look.
00:04:22 #39 I beg your pardon?
00:04:23 #40 You should never leave without saying goodbye.
00:04:27 #41 Tell me, what do you run this on?
00:04:29 #42 Milk or castorium?
00:04:38 #43 Aren't you afraid of getting colic in this crib?
00:04:41 #44 Will you let me go?
00:04:42 #45 Surely you don't mind if I just put my finger on it.
00:04:46 #46 A pretty girl like you should ride around a mouse trap like this.
00:04:49 #47 It cramps your style.
00:04:50 #48 Let me go rock-call for help.
00:04:52 #49 Not until you give me your telephone number.
00:04:55 #50 That would be a pleasure. Oh, thank you.
00:04:57 #51 Here's my car.
00:05:26 #52 Goodbye, Bill.
00:05:28 #53 Goodbye. Where are you going?
00:05:29 #54 I'm not going anywhere.
00:05:31 #55 You're going.
00:05:32 #56 I'm going?
00:05:33 #57 Where?
00:05:34 #58 Out of my life, forever.
00:05:37 #59 What have I done now?
00:05:38 #60 I wouldn't allow even my wife to do that.
00:05:41 #61 Well, I didn't make any noise, did I?
00:05:43 #62 Possible.
00:05:44 #63 Grinninggate said it was following me.
00:05:46 #64 Thank heavens I lost him.
00:05:48 #65 What the matter, Sam?
00:05:59 #66 Why all the gloom?
00:06:01 #67 Oh, I just got a load of bad news.
00:06:03 #68 The big boss was here, and he gave me a month
00:06:05 #69 to put this station on paying basis.
00:06:07 #70 Oh, we're through.
00:06:09 #71 Gee, that's a large order.
00:06:11 #72 And in a month.
00:06:12 #73 Well, I don't know.
00:06:14 #74 I don't know.
00:06:17 #75 Well, what are you looking for, young fella?
00:06:35 #76 Where is W.T.N.?
00:06:41 #77 Right there.
00:06:43 #78 Thank you.
00:06:47 #79 The door. Right there.
00:06:54 #80 There's a pest that's been following me.
00:07:00 #81 Bill Brennan!
00:07:02 #82 Sam Ferguson.
00:07:04 #83 Little Sammy Ferguson, my school day's playmate.
00:07:08 #84 Why, you remember my sister Marion, don't you, Bill?
00:07:12 #85 Of course.
00:07:13 #86 Little Marion, do I remember it?
00:07:17 #87 Pig tails and freckles all over her face, and it turned up nose.
00:07:21 #88 And the fattest ankles.
00:07:24 #89 Say, Sam, how long have you been on the radio racket?
00:07:31 #90 About four years.
00:07:32 #91 But I'm afraid we've only got another month to go.
00:07:34 #92 What do you mean?
00:07:35 #93 Well, things haven't been going so good lately.
00:07:38 #94 Rotten programs and very bad announcers.
00:07:40 #95 Sammy, your worries are over.
00:07:43 #96 Your goose is laid a golden egg.
00:07:46 #97 And egg maybe. But I'm not so sure it's golden.
00:07:49 #98 Sammy, you're looking at William Judd Brennan,
00:07:52 #99 the best radio announcer that ever pushed a verb through a microphone.
00:07:56 #100 You?
00:07:57 #101 None other but such.
00:07:59 #102 Israeli, Abraham Lincoln, Graham McTomey all roll right into one.
00:08:04 #103 Oh, don't kid us, Bill. This is serious.
00:08:07 #104 I'm serious? Say, with me at that microphone,
00:08:09 #105 I'll have this radio station on a paying basis in no time.
00:08:13 #106 I could even make station I owe you pay.
00:08:16 #107 Well, where are we going to get the talent for our program?
00:08:18 #108 Now you leave that right to me.
00:08:20 #109 I'll have cow-cooled selling bedtime stories at this station
00:08:24 #110 before I'm through.
00:08:25 #111 Is the bet?
00:08:26 #112 Well, I've been sunk deeper than I am now.
00:08:29 #113 Congratulations, Sammy.
00:08:31 #114 You've just grabbed yourself a talking Lindbergh, nothing but.
00:08:35 #115 And when I go on the air tomorrow,
00:08:37 #116 the eagles and seagulls are going to start flying to listen.
00:08:42 #117 I'll answer it Sammy station WPN William Judd Brennan speaking
00:08:55 #118 The Smith Brothers
00:08:57 #119 Which brother are you the one on the left or on the right? Oh?
00:09:00 #120 The Smith Brothers plumbing company pardon me. I thought you wanted the corp drop brothers
00:09:07 #121 And you want the supper hour?
00:09:10 #122 You bet we've got the greatest line of radio talent that ever took the air
00:09:13 #123 I'll be right over to get the contract.
00:09:15 #124 And I'll have your name under every sink in the country.
00:09:19 #125 Thank you. Goodbye.
00:09:22 #126 Now where am I going to get the radio talent?
00:09:26 #127 I have it. Take down this newspaper ad.
00:09:29 #128 Come, come, come. Your new boss is speaking.
00:09:32 #129 Wanted.
00:09:33 #130 Singers, Yorkers, tap dancers, comedians, dogs and other actors.
00:09:38 #131 Applied to William Judd-Bennon, station WPN.
00:09:42 #132 the end. You get that get what. That did you get that thank you. I don't want to hear
00:10:00 #133 another objection. Objection to your berries we ain't taking I want you birds to know if
00:10:09 #134 I was smart enough to get you this far I'm right when I tell you we've got to split up
00:10:12 #135 for a while. This gang of elbows down at headquarters only the ghost gang all right we'll be
00:10:20 #136 Ghosts and fade out.
00:10:23 #137 Could we pull just one more job before blowing up now.
00:10:27 #138 But they got no connections on us down there at all this job today down as it was
00:10:31 #139 in broad daylight going to smoke up every newspaper in town they're going to
00:10:35 #140 ride the ball and put every citizen the kind of rock.
00:10:39 #141 Why won't they say to go up to the guy and ask him for a match the next six
00:10:42 #142 months he'll croak you out on that radio.
00:10:46 #143 Let's hear what that little shrimp brown is telling his dear public what
00:10:50 #144 Station chief KYZ emergency police broadcast turn it 42 G to think the cops
00:10:56 #145 are got nowadays to keep a guy from winning a dollar I have a letter here
00:11:06 #146 for Mrs. CYL flushing asking if lemon juice and salt will remove freckles
00:11:12 #147 to Mrs. CYL I say be careful of this mixture turn that radio off what
00:11:25 #148 Think about that.
00:11:27 #149 About what?
00:11:29 #150 It just came to me.
00:11:31 #151 It's a wonder I didn't think of it before.
00:11:34 #152 Sit down.
00:11:36 #153 You spoiled children of fortune and listen to this bedtime story.
00:11:41 #154 When you birds leave this town, you're also gonna leave your names.
00:11:46 #155 From now on, Frank, you're gonna be A.
00:11:48 #156 You're B.
00:11:50 #157 Al, you're C. D. E.
00:11:56 #158 the ad in the paper look all kinds of radio talent wanted you may be a Amos or Andy
00:12:02 #159 or a Laurence David applied to William Judd Brennan station WPN at nine a.m. Well
00:12:10 #160 that will bring them in boy and no telling what will this go yeah there's no
00:12:14 #161 telling good morning Marion. A brief pause for station
00:12:20 #162 and announce. Come on, Park, the grudge.
00:12:23 #163 Want you to give us the break?
00:12:25 #164 There's a crowd of people out there who've come in
00:12:27 #165 and answered to that idiotic ad of yours.
00:12:29 #166 That's fine. Bring them in one at a time
00:12:31 #167 and they're up for sing-a-first.
00:12:47 #168 Did you send in Fanny? No.
00:12:49 #169 Well, it says in the papers you are needing actors.
00:12:50 #170 What's your name?
00:12:56 #171 I give in flight. Glad to know you. Thank you.
00:12:58 #172 Yeah, no. This is not my name.
00:13:00 #173 I am C. Samuel Lipincott.
00:13:02 #174 Ah, a Mexican. I've got...
00:13:05 #175 Oh no, I came in alone. Oh...
00:13:08 #176 What do you do?
00:13:09 #177 I'm an actor, brave and bold. Act.
00:13:12 #178 Act? Yes, sir.
00:13:13 #179 I'll show you acting like you've never seen in your whole life
00:13:15 #180 so long you are living.
00:13:16 #181 Act in what you know, sir?
00:13:17 #182 2-3-4-5, exchange.
00:13:19 #183 Uh-huh.
00:13:20 #184 See, I told you what actor I am.
00:13:22 #185 Put down the hands. I want it, didn't I?
00:13:23 #186 Who are you?
00:13:24 #187 I am dangerous than the Jew.
00:13:29 #188 Don't laughing on me, strange owl.
00:13:31 #189 This is a serious thing with me.
00:13:33 #190 Does I get a job or could I?
00:13:35 #191 Now why not because I'm busy you are busy.
00:13:40 #192 Once you devoid of moving up in the middle of the moon saloon every people they was there
00:13:44 #193 and the rest was coming soon we need to walk Jake diploma what do you think he was it was
00:13:49 #194 no one else but me and I'll tell you why because don't shoot me that stranger a stone cut in
00:13:54 #195 my shoe then on the face of the bar room I drew and I drew and I drew
00:14:00 #196 Under Ratchez and Spreadnutry were standing at Willidge Blacks
00:14:04 #197 mid-black and brown and brave and bold.
00:14:07 #198 He said, I hold a bottle of rum and I will go reeling, reeling,
00:14:12 #199 Pagnaccia!
00:14:13 #200 Ha, ha, ha!
00:14:22 #201 Did you wind that up?
00:14:43 #202 Shall I bring him the next?
00:14:44 #203 Our business, Mr. Brennan.
00:14:46 #204 Yeah, but examine them first.
00:14:49 #205 A bunch of the boys was whooping it up. No.
00:14:52 #206 Don't worry.
00:14:54 #207 Who was first?
00:14:55 #208 I'm a beauty expert.
00:14:59 #209 Have you looked in the mirror lately?
00:15:05 #210 Not since I've had my face lifted.
00:15:07 #211 The mirrors are not high enough.
00:15:09 #212 How much do you charge for your beauty broadcast?
00:15:13 #213 Oh, just an opportunity.
00:15:15 #214 It's knocking at your door. You report for work at 7.30.
00:15:18 #215 Oh, thank you so much, Mr. Bennett. I do hope I make good.
00:15:22 #216 You're a great woman.
00:15:24 #217 I'm a beauty expert.
00:15:28 #218 I do hope I make good.
00:15:30 #219 Give us.
00:15:31 #220 Shall I bring in the next artist, Mr. Brannon?
00:15:35 #221 Uh, yes.
00:15:37 #222 I tell you, Bill, you'll never get a program together without paying plenty more.
00:15:42 #223 Are there no getting upset?
00:15:44 #224 The next one might surprise us both.
00:15:46 #225 I hope so.
00:15:47 #226 I came and I took your ad.
00:15:50 #227 What do you do, my good man?
00:15:52 #228 I'm the world champion hog caller from Saskatoon, Saskatchewana.
00:15:56 #229 I'm recommended by Mrs. Murphel Walken,
00:15:59 #230 the Lou Fal-Palmer-Durr-De-Fuff.
00:16:02 #231 Just what is a hog-caller?
00:16:04 #232 Well, you see, a hog-caller like myself, we call the hogs,
00:16:08 #233 and the hogs is out in the pasture,
00:16:10 #234 awaiting to be called so they can come home and get their vitals.
00:16:13 #235 Oh, I see you call them by name.
00:16:14 #236 No. I don't call them by name.
00:16:17 #237 They're just out there,
00:16:18 #238 awaiting for my familiar tone.
00:16:21 #239 Oh, what is your familiar tone?
00:16:22 #240 Well, whenever you get ready to call a hog,
00:16:25 #241 You just go.
00:16:29 #242 Oh, that's the way you call them.
00:16:30 #243 Yeah, that's the way you call the biggins. Yeah.
00:16:33 #244 But the little piggies, the cute little piggies,
00:16:35 #245 they're out in the grass laying there,
00:16:37 #246 waiting to be called, perhaps,
00:16:38 #247 chowing on their cud or different herbs of vegetation.
00:16:42 #248 And they're waiting to be called. And they go. Yeah.
00:16:45 #249 Piggies. Go up.
00:16:48 #250 Catch your way. Yeah.
00:16:54 #251 A hog called.
00:17:01 #252 Oh, it did surprise us both. And hop.
00:17:21 #253 What do you do, young man?
00:17:22 #254 Oh, well, well, you see it's like this.
00:17:26 #255 I'm a mimeu, mimeu, mimeu, mimeu.
00:17:28 #256 Oh, I understand.
00:17:29 #257 You imitate cows.
00:17:31 #258 No, no, no, no.
00:17:32 #259 You don't seem to understand.
00:17:35 #260 You see, I prefer...
00:17:36 #261 Oh, you prefer like a cat, too.
00:17:38 #262 No, no.
00:17:39 #263 You see, I brought my pique, pique.
00:17:41 #264 No, no, well, I don't want to see your picture.
00:17:43 #265 I know, but see, I'm a go...
00:17:45 #266 I'm a go...
00:17:46 #267 I know you're a googly.
00:17:47 #268 I know, but see, I play the pique, pique, pique, pique, pique.
00:17:51 #269 Fluke! That's a swell bunch of talent.
00:17:57 #270 I know, it does look a little hopeless, doesn't it?
00:17:59 #271 Would you like to see any more artists, Mr. Brennan?
00:18:02 #272 No, send them all away.
00:18:04 #273 Bill, you've got to grab somebody.
00:18:05 #274 We put on the standard bill in loan hour, neighbor Clark,
00:18:08 #275 and we haven't the program.
00:18:10 #276 I know, there's no use of getting excited.
00:18:12 #277 That beauty expert will be one.
00:18:15 #278 You'll do a song in the talk-on business,
00:18:17 #279 and I'll do four or five turns.
00:18:20 #280 That'll make seven.
00:18:22 #281 Gee, if we can only get a feature lead act, everything would be all set.
00:18:26 #282 Yes.
00:18:27 #283 This gentleman is very anxious to see you.
00:18:29 #284 Pardon me, gentlemen. I trust I am not in shooting, but if I could have just a moment or two.
00:18:32 #285 Okay. Shoot. What's on your mind?
00:18:35 #286 I am here in response to your advertisement for radio artist.
00:18:38 #287 What's your act? Uh, police circus?
00:18:41 #288 No, no, hardly, my friend.
00:18:43 #289 I am Dr. Leonard Kruger, clairvoyant and spiritualist.
00:18:47 #290 But, Doctor, how could your services be applied to a radio broadcast?
00:18:51 #291 Well, that is very easy.
00:18:53 #292 You see, I receive hundreds of letters daily
00:18:55 #293 seeking advice and the solution to problems.
00:18:58 #294 Broadcasting these sayances,
00:18:59 #295 I'm quite sure would benefit your station tremendously.
00:19:03 #296 That's quite an idea, Doctor, but what is your salary?
00:19:07 #297 Well, for the present, we won't mention that.
00:19:08 #298 But later on, we may reach an agreement.
00:19:10 #299 That's splendid. You're hired.
00:19:11 #300 You go on tonight at 8.30.
00:19:13 #301 Thank you.
00:19:14 #302 Dr. Kruger, this is my manager, Mr. Samuel Ferguson.
00:19:18 #303 Have to know you.
00:19:19 #304 And Miss Marion Ferguson, my secretary.
00:19:22 #305 How do you do?
00:19:23 #306 Delighted, I assure you.
00:19:25 #307 And now may I present William Judd Brennan.
00:19:29 #308 Modestly forbids me talking about myself.
00:19:31 #309 Although, I have spoken before the crown heads of Europe and some very peculiar people in
00:19:37 #310 San Diego.
00:19:55 #311 Are you going to be with us this evening during broadcast?
00:19:58 #312 Oh, I'm here all the time.
00:20:00 #313 Something tells me I'm going to like it up here very much.
00:20:02 #314 Oh, must you go, Dr. Kruger?
00:20:06 #315 Goodbye, Ms. Ferguson.
00:20:09 #316 I'm so happy to have met you.
00:20:10 #317 Thank you.
00:20:11 #318 Goodbye, Mr. Brennan.
00:20:12 #319 Goodbye, Dr. Kruger.
00:20:14 #320 So happy you're going to be with us.
00:20:17 #321 Thank you.
00:20:18 #322 I hope it will be mutually profitable.
00:20:19 #323 Goodbye.
00:20:30 #324 And I am so happy to have met you.
00:20:33 #325 I never met a man quite as impertinent as you.
00:20:36 #326 It's all your fault.
00:20:38 #327 If it hadn't been for you, I wouldn't
00:20:40 #328 be in the condition I am today. I can't help it if if I fall in love with you you had
00:20:47 #329 no business coming to that music store you who you came into my life when I was
00:20:53 #330 weak there are lots of other music stores you could have gone into I was perfectly
00:21:02 #331 content until you came along and now and now I'm talking to myself good evening
00:21:23 #332 friends. This is station W. P. N. Your
00:21:26 #333 announcement is William and Judd Brennan and when the gong strikes again it will be
00:21:37 #334 exactly time to make the next payment on your alimony.
00:21:49 #335 Folks it's been exactly 10 days since I've taken over this station and haven't
00:21:53 #336 You notice the difference in our program?
00:22:04 #337 Thank you my friends, I am deeply touched by so much applause.
00:22:12 #338 The ensuing hour brings you the standard building loan program.
00:22:15 #339 The first number will be one of Uncle Elmer's bedtime story.
00:22:19 #340 Uncle Elmer's walking into the studio now.
00:22:22 #341 Hello, Uncle Elmer.
00:22:23 #342 Hello.
00:22:25 #343 Right this way, Uncle Elmer.
00:22:29 #344 Good evening children.
00:22:31 #345 This is Uncle Elmer speaking.
00:22:34 #346 For tonight, I'll tell you the story of the sleeping baby
00:22:39 #347 and the hungry wolf.
00:22:42 #348 Mwah!
00:22:52 #349 So that ended the life of Little Brown Eyes.
00:22:58 #350 Good night, children.
00:22:59 #351 Sleep tight.
00:23:03 #352 Thank you, Uncle Elma.
00:23:05 #353 Uncle Elma went out of the studio.
00:23:07 #354 It seemed to be all burnt up about something.
00:23:09 #355 This is station WPN William Judd Brennan announcing.
00:23:13 #356 The next on the program will be Mr. Ernest Hathaway,
00:23:17 #357 the crew-wining flagpole setter,
00:23:19 #358 accompanied at the studio piano by Sr. Armartilado,
00:23:23 #359 Mr. Hathaway and Sr. Armartilado.
00:23:27 #360 My first number will be just a little closer.
00:23:33 #361 I should be satisfied with your love.
00:23:44 #362 with your love.
00:23:48 #363 Contented knowing you are true.
00:23:54 #364 But just the same I'd feel more sure love.
00:23:59 #365 If I could only I long to hear you say you.
00:24:23 #366 I'd like to lock you in my heart.
00:24:26 #367 Into here I'd like to lock you in my heart dear. And...
00:25:18 #368 Pardon me, it's my time to go on the air.
00:25:55 #369 Our next artist will be Dr. Leonard Kruger.
00:26:00 #370 The eminent clairvoyant whose nightly broadcasts
00:26:03 #371 have become such an appealing feature of WPN.
00:26:07 #372 Dr. Kruger.
00:26:18 #373 Oh, good evening.
00:26:22 #374 Good evening, my friends.
00:26:24 #375 This is Dr. Leonard Kruger speaking.
00:26:27 #376 I have before me tonight many letters
00:26:31 #377 seeking answers to problems and bidding me commune with the mystic realm beyond.
00:26:37 #378 Marion, let's call off the feud.
00:26:51 #379 Why, you haven't even spoken to me in days.
00:26:54 #380 I'm very well satisfied to let things stand just as they are.
00:26:58 #381 But I'm dead sorry for everything.
00:27:01 #382 I know, I might have been a little fresh, but I've learned my lesson now.
00:27:06 #383 I'm not at all interested.
00:27:08 #384 Well, I don't have to be a clairvoyant to find out whom you are interested in.
00:27:13 #385 Well, at least he seems to be a gentleman.
00:27:14 #386 Oh, gentleman.
00:27:16 #387 Wouldn't you like to be thought a gentleman?
00:27:18 #388 But, honey, it's too late.
00:27:20 #389 I'm a radio announcer.
00:27:24 #390 All right, stand by now, for stock.
00:27:27 #391 But a smart buzzard he is.
00:27:28 #392 To Mrs. E.A.J.
00:27:33 #393 I have a message.
00:27:36 #394 Don't sell that stock, E.A.J.
00:27:40 #395 I see a better market for it soon.
00:27:45 #396 Very soon.
00:27:46 #397 Here's the scheme.
00:28:02 #398 Between Kingsborough and Amesville.
00:28:05 #399 Procton, that's our spot.
00:28:06 #400 Let's ramble Duke and step on it.
00:28:08 #401 Not all of it.
00:28:10 #402 Boy, we can surely end tonight.
00:28:12 #403 And let Monk worry about that trick bank between Kingsborough and Amesville.
00:28:17 #404 Yeah, no fooling, boy. No fooling.
00:28:19 #405 Now, my friends, I'm sorry that my allotted time has expired.
00:28:23 #406 I shall look forward to receiving your letters and being with you again tomorrow evening at my usual hour. Good night.
00:28:31 #407 Say, Doc, that last crack of yours was terrible.
00:28:34 #408 There's no opportunity between Kingsborough and Amesville.
00:28:38 #409 I know that part of the country and they're all dead from the neck up.
00:28:42 #410 It is not I who give the messages, my friend.
00:28:45 #411 They come from the spirit world.
00:28:48 #412 You have quite a line, haven't you?
00:28:51 #413 I see you're skeptic, Mr. Brennan.
00:28:53 #414 Me, Skeptik?
00:28:55 #415 Never had a day as sickness as my life.
00:29:02 #416 WPN signing off, your announcer was William Judd Brennan. Good night.
00:29:06 #417 Won't swam at him?
00:29:12 #418 Then swam, you see, a dummy beyond a swash-squack's purpose.
00:29:17 #419 Well, well, local girl gets break. I'll take you home, Marion.
00:29:24 #420 Thank you. But I'm going to Tony's with Dr. Krueger.
00:29:28 #421 Tell Sam, will you?
00:29:29 #422 All right, Brennan. Hello. Are you back here again?
00:29:48 #423 Oh, sure.
00:29:50 #424 You see, I've been waiting out here for a long...
00:29:54 #425 long...
00:29:56 #426 all night.
00:29:57 #427 Sorry, but the station's closed.
00:29:59 #428 Oh, I know, but that don't keep me from playing your tune on my vehicle.
00:30:03 #429 The vehicle's for flu.
00:30:04 #430 But, oh, man, I'm in a great hurry. I must go.
00:30:06 #431 Oh, that's all right. I'll go out. We'll go together.
00:30:10 #432 Now, this one is the heartline.
00:30:26 #433 I see a great deal of interest attached to it.
00:30:29 #434 to it and come now doctor tell me what you really think I see a very pretty little
00:30:36 #435 man I asked you to read the lines I've got and not to hand me any new one all right
00:30:42 #436 there's a man coming into your life is he dark or fair he's quite dark he loves
00:30:51 #437 you very much but he hesitates in telling you because he's not quite sure how you
00:30:56 #438 you feel about it. Well, well, well, isn't this lovely?
00:31:02 #439 Well, a small world it is after all, isn't it, to be sure?
00:31:06 #440 And just think, three mere specks in the universe
00:31:09 #441 and we're all brought together by a waffle.
00:31:12 #442 Oh, Doctor, you like this coffee.
00:31:14 #443 It's drip coffee. It's been dripping for a month.
00:31:17 #444 I might have known you'd follow us.
00:31:19 #445 Follow you?
00:31:20 #446 Why, I nearly broke my neck to get here ahead of you
00:31:22 #447 just to be able to wait on you.
00:31:24 #448 Well, Brenna, now that we know your children's profession,
00:31:27 #449 here's 50 cents.
00:31:28 #450 We'll ring if we need you.
00:31:31 #451 Thank you, doctor.
00:31:33 #452 That's fine.
00:31:34 #453 Now I can pay to have a reading.
00:31:37 #454 Tell me, pretty gypsy.
00:31:40 #455 Is there any romance in my hand?
00:31:42 #456 Will you please leave us alone?
00:31:44 #457 Why, Marion, go away and leave all of these little pig
00:31:48 #458 sausages?
00:31:51 #459 Tell me, doctor, what part of a pig
00:31:53 #460 do these little sausages come from?
00:31:59 #461 You're not eating, Marion.
00:32:01 #462 I've lost my appetite.
00:32:03 #463 Why, Marion, why did you lose it?
00:32:05 #464 My, my, my, my.
00:32:07 #465 Doctor, did you see Marion's appetite around here anywhere?
00:32:10 #466 Oh, aren't we having the jolly time?
00:32:20 #467 Sorry, the party doesn't answer.
00:32:22 #468 Extra, Richard.
00:32:25 #469 All about the robbery.
00:32:29 #470 Rocktown bank held up ghost gangblades.
00:32:34 #471 Well, Doc, you were right at that, Brocktown.
00:32:37 #472 That's between Kingsborough and Amesville.
00:32:40 #473 Someone seems to have found the opportunity
00:32:43 #474 you talked about.
00:32:45 #475 Funny coincidence, eh?
00:32:47 #476 This ghost gang is quite evasive.
00:32:49 #477 They certainly have the police, Papal.
00:32:50 #478 Ah, they ought to be a cinch for you to find.
00:32:52 #479 Doc, you can tell everyone elsewhere to find things.
00:32:55 #480 Well, it's odd that you should mention that, Brennan,
00:32:59 #481 because I've taken up that very thing
00:33:00 #482 for the past few weeks.
00:33:02 #483 And when I solve it, a lot of people are going to be greatly surprised when they learn who the leader of the ghost gang really is.
00:33:12 #484 Well, don't look at me.
00:33:15 #485 I'm not the fella.
00:33:17 #486 I hope not.
00:33:20 #487 What a funny twist this party took.
00:33:25 #488 Marion, do you know why the waffles have so many little squares, is it? I do not.
00:33:29 #489 Well, if they were holes, they'd be doughnuts.
00:33:35 #490 Doctor, don't laugh like that. Everyone is watching you.
00:33:43 #491 Aren't we having the jolliest time?
00:33:46 #492 Yes, we aren't.
00:33:51 #493 Dr. Kruger, won't you talk into my waffle?
00:33:54 #494 I'll be yourself, Brennan.
00:33:55 #495 Sorry, folks, the doctor can't talk.
00:33:57 #496 He didn't bring his spirits along with him.
00:34:00 #497 Tomorrow night, Dr. Kruger will give another talk to young men.
00:34:03 #498 He will tell them where they can find their opportunities.
00:34:07 #499 Finished, Mary?
00:34:07 #500 Yes, thank you.
00:34:08 #501 Oh, wait a minute. Check.
00:34:10 #502 Thank you.
00:34:15 #503 The party's on me, Doc.
00:34:16 #504 Wait a minute. Miss Ferguson is my guest.
00:34:18 #505 No, no, no, Doctor. The waffle's on me.
00:34:20 #506 William Judd Brennan, the perfect host.
00:34:22 #507 He invites you, waits on you, entertains you,
00:34:24 #508 and he pays the check.
00:34:26 #509 Okay, if you insist.
00:34:29 #510 Come on, Mary. I'll take you home.
00:34:30 #511 Good night, Mr. Brennan.
00:34:32 #512 Oh, you forgot your bag again.
00:34:34 #513 Oh, thank you.
00:34:35 #514 Oh, that's all right, Miss Ferguson.
00:34:37 #515 What's a bag?
00:34:38 #516 Oh, Doctor, if you don't mind, I think I'll go home alone.
00:34:43 #517 Thanks.
00:34:44 #518 Hello.
00:34:54 #519 Oh, hello, Sammy.
00:34:55 #520 Has my big brother.
00:34:57 #521 Well, what's on your mind?
00:34:59 #522 Oh, yes, sure I did.
00:35:01 #523 Oh, him.
00:35:03 #524 Mmm, I think he's charming.
00:35:06 #525 Matter of fact, Sammy, I haven't met anybody quite as attractive as Dr. Krueger in a long time.
00:35:14 #526 Now, don't be curious.
00:35:16 #527 You'll find out.
00:35:18 #528 of I. Oh. Mr. Brennan I I didn't see you. You can't see anyone here around here but
00:35:28 #529 that clock crystal. That's the trouble with you Bill Brennan even if a lady wanted to
00:35:36 #530 like you you wouldn't let her who wants to. Do you did I say I did well you didn't
00:35:42 #531 say you didn't well I won't say it just as long as you continue to be rude to
00:35:46 #532 Dr. Kruger, by the way you treated him last night.
00:35:49 #533 Oh, he's a rotten faker.
00:35:52 #534 To Mrs. A.B. and Mrs. C.D., you will find the stolen
00:35:58 #535 will in the old Oaken bucket.
00:36:00 #536 Ham gravy, sister, ham gravy.
00:36:03 #537 People like it, just as well as they like your stuff.
00:36:05 #538 Yeah?
00:36:07 #539 Well, listen, you lovely egg.
00:36:09 #540 I get all the door around here for all of them, don't I?
00:36:12 #541 Look at this.
00:36:15 #542 That's the contract.
00:36:16 #543 I signed up with the Ginsburg furniture company
00:36:19 #544 for $2,000 an hour and get a load of this.
00:36:25 #545 I also tied them up with the Junior League Follies.
00:36:29 #546 We broadcast the dress rehearsal by remote control
00:36:32 #547 from the ballroom upstairs.
00:36:34 #548 Twenty millionaires kids all covered with jewels.
00:36:37 #549 The society event of the season and I got it.
00:36:40 #550 And I didn't get it by talking into a big glass marble
00:36:43 #551 asking myself questions I got it hustling.
00:36:47 #552 Well Bill nobody ever said you were in a go getter that's me I may breathe hot air
00:36:53 #553 into a million homes but I deliver. The junior league folly.
00:37:00 #554 Oh when I look terrible alongside of all those rich girls in my plane dress
00:37:06 #555 all baby you'd look good to me with nothing on.
00:37:12 #556 Oh, I go on air.
00:37:14 #557 Tonight I have a most important and startling feature
00:37:17 #558 with which to open our program.
00:37:19 #559 In line with our new policy of giving you the news hot off the griddle,
00:37:23 #560 I have invited Chief of Police Brown to address you on a matter of vital importance
00:37:27 #561 to everyone in the community.
00:37:29 #562 Chief of Police Brown.
00:37:31 #563 Thank you, Mr. Brennan.
00:37:33 #564 Good evening, friends.
00:37:35 #565 Last night, a band of dangerous criminals
00:37:38 #566 Last night, a band of dangerous criminals held up the bank at Brockton
00:37:43 #567 and stole $28,000.
00:37:46 #568 Now, this is the eighth job they've pulled in the past two weeks.
00:37:50 #569 Keeper Police Brown is giving a very interesting talk in there.
00:37:54 #570 Why don't you go in and listen? You might enjoy it.
00:37:57 #571 Thanks. I believe I will, man.
00:37:59 #572 Doctor, before you go, there's a question I wish you would answer.
00:38:04 #573 I wish you would answer.
00:38:06 #574 It's troubled me greatly.
00:38:08 #575 I will, Brennan, if I can.
00:38:12 #576 Why should Marion pay any attention to you when I'm around?
00:38:17 #577 That's not funny.
00:38:48 #578 Now get this, Marion. Listen in on him.
00:38:51 #579 What do you mean, listen in on him?
00:38:53 #580 I wrote him a phony letter signed Mrs. McDavish, asking a sad question.
00:38:58 #581 Now listen, bright eyes, give me a break
00:39:00 #582 I'll prove to you that this guy delivers sour milk.
00:39:03 #583 I'll get this.
00:39:04 #584 Oh, Flush, get out of my way!
00:39:50 #585 What do you mean, your way?
00:39:52 #586 Every way!
00:39:54 #587 Are you by any chance trying to ball me out?
00:39:57 #588 What do you mean, marshmallow mine?
00:40:01 #589 Then it was you who wrote that letter.
00:40:06 #590 Why, uh...
00:40:10 #591 Yes, I did.
00:40:12 #592 I ought to fire you.
00:40:14 #593 Listen, Brennan, little boys
00:40:17 #594 The boys will play with fire, or to remember, they're sure to get their fingers burnt.
00:40:22 #595 I've been asked that question.
00:40:34 #596 Mother, you take our bags and jewels. We have to change it to our car.
00:40:48 #597 If they continue to fire these off, I shall have to ask you to take some of them off by hand.
00:40:53 #598 Well, someone will come along and relieve you of them. I'm quite sure, Mr. Brown.
00:40:58 #599 Quiet, ladies, everyone quiet.
00:41:00 #600 Good evening.
00:41:05 #601 This is station WPN broadcasting the dress rehearsal
00:41:08 #602 of the Junior League Follies by remote control
00:41:10 #603 from the roof garden ballroom of the Hotel Maryland.
00:41:14 #604 Your announcer is William Judd Brennan.
00:41:18 #605 And since Dr. Kruger has given up his usual broadcast
00:41:21 #606 at this hour, we ask him to tell you
00:41:23 #607 about this brilliant affair.
00:41:25 #608 Dr. Kruger.
00:41:27 #609 Good evening, friends.
00:41:33 #610 I feel quite flattered in being permitted to sketch a word picture of this assembly of
00:41:39 #611 Exquisite feminine charm and beauty. I have never in my life seen such a display of beauty and charm and
00:41:47 #612 Such an array of priceless jewels as I see before me here tonight. Here. We are
00:41:52 #613 19 stories up in the air as free from prying eyes as though we were on an island in mid-ocean
00:41:58 #614 Even the elevators run no higher than the floor below.
00:42:02 #615 The air is quite warm and the open rear doors,
00:42:04 #616 to which our remote control wires are laid,
00:42:06 #617 admit the welcome brief.
00:42:08 #618 And just think of it,
00:42:09 #619 only four of Osmere men up here
00:42:11 #620 to protect all these beautiful ladies.
00:42:13 #621 We thought of sending for the house detective,
00:42:15 #622 but unfortunately, he is off duty at this time.
00:42:18 #623 Thank you, my friend.
00:42:20 #624 I trust my brief description has been of some interest to you.
00:42:24 #625 And now I'd like to thank you
00:42:26 #626 to you and now I see that the young ladies are prepared for their first musical
00:42:30 #627 numbers so I should turn the microphone over to William Judt Brennan.
00:42:36 #628 Mr. Brennan. Dr. Krueger. For the next 15 minutes,
00:42:43 #629 barring accidents, you'll be entertained by the junior league follies.
00:42:47 #630 This comes to you by courtesy of the Ginsburg furniture company.
00:42:51 #631 Let her go. All right, let's go. Let's who's over to that joint.
00:42:55 #632 Oh, now don't forget when we get there, you cover me and while I inhale
00:42:59 #633 this running guy. You take the dock once that radio mode for
00:43:03 #634 a little down. One of you was can question that
00:43:07 #635 doctors get running and he'll be got my list of.
00:44:21 #636 Just a minute when you tell me why you dragged me away like
00:44:24 #637 this what you're going to get you would like to know what
00:44:26 #638 and I'm going to know you forget I have a few friends
00:44:30 #639 but that's cop searching for me. Pretty for this guy
00:44:34 #640 Fitting for Lee so dumb.
00:44:37 #641 So your friends will send the cops to look for you, will they?
00:44:39 #642 Well, read that, you thick egg.
00:44:42 #643 They are looking for you.
00:44:44 #644 The poor misguided goat.
00:44:53 #645 Can you beat that? Me!
00:44:55 #646 I could almost slap you.
00:44:57 #647 Yeah.
00:44:59 #648 Now you know how I stand.
00:45:01 #649 You're the leader of the ghost gang,
00:45:03 #650 and next week there's gonna be another robbery in the bank,
00:45:04 #651 and the gang's gonna quarrel over the division of their loot
00:45:06 #652 and their leader, William Judd Brennan,
00:45:09 #653 going to be found with a hole in his head.
00:45:11 #654 You wanted to know what you were doing here?
00:45:13 #655 Well, you know now, don't you?
00:45:14 #656 Your pleasant face kept with the big boys.
00:45:16 #657 You dirty yellow son of a...
00:45:18 #658 Honour job, you guys, and don't let him breathe
00:45:29 #659 unless you know about it.
00:45:31 #660 What a lot of concrete skulls you are.
00:45:41 #661 You're all suffering from hardening of the office.
00:45:44 #662 Look at my wrist. You see them now?
00:45:47 #663 What am I going to look like I'm weak from now?
00:45:49 #664 They'll be so raw the scars wouldn't disappear
00:45:51 #665 a month after I'm dead.
00:45:53 #666 That's the story I'll leave the police.
00:45:55 #667 One look at those recently know I was kidnapped and tied up.
00:45:58 #668 Let that off your front page of the police cassette.
00:46:01 #669 You win.
00:46:07 #670 But if you had nerve enough to keep that news to yourself,
00:46:09 #671 you'd have spoiled our plans for that Portaville bank stick up next week.
00:46:12 #672 I know that.
00:46:15 #673 I'd much rather be thought the leader of the gang than suffer like this a whole week.
00:46:21 #674 I'd take a more.
00:46:22 #675 I'm going to.
00:46:23 #676 But you understand, don't you, Mr. McNamee.
00:46:31 #677 One piece body you want to let anyone know you're up here and and we won't worry about the body until afterwards
00:46:38 #678 Well, Douglas according to this I'm still missing. Yeah, you've been missing one long week
00:46:48 #679 See doc. Yeah, I didn't get over that way
00:47:06 #680 If I stick around you birds for a month, I believe I was the leader of the ghost guy
00:47:29 #681 Yeah, well this time tomorrow everybody will know you're
00:47:32 #682 How come you want to live on it?
00:47:47 #683 I don't know.
00:47:49 #684 All my people have a street like that.
00:47:52 #685 They find a book in the street and look for the owner.
00:47:55 #686 They were old-fashioned.
00:47:59 #687 I was raised with them.
00:48:01 #688 That's a shame.
00:48:03 #689 You could do well in our racket.
00:48:05 #690 But once the guy starts out honest...
00:48:07 #691 He's not going to get over it.
00:48:10 #692 He ain't got a chance. You can't ever seem to get over it.
00:48:14 #693 That's my trouble.
00:48:16 #694 That's why it's going to be such a shock to my relatives to read that I was a celebrated thief.
00:48:21 #695 They're going to wonder why I didn't leave him some of the coin.
00:48:29 #696 You want that, do you?
00:48:32 #697 All right, smart boy. There it is.
00:48:39 #698 Thank you.
00:48:41 #699 Didn't I tell you guys you couldn't take no chance with him?
00:48:44 #700 If this had been a real heater...
00:48:45 #701 You wouldn't have put it there, would you?
00:48:46 #702 You boys certainly are clever.
00:48:50 #703 What's that?
00:48:51 #704 No matter what I think, you think first.
00:48:54 #705 At least I can read about myself.
00:48:57 #706 I'm a tough guy on this paper anyway.
00:48:59 #707 Anybody know this new flat foot on the beat?
00:49:48 #708 No, what about him?
00:49:50 #709 Nothing, only he gave me the up and down when I came in.
00:49:53 #710 Probably thinks you're a bootlegger.
00:49:55 #711 I hope not. If he does, he'll be up for a drink.
00:49:58 #712 Hey, what are you doing?
00:50:07 #713 doing I'm telling the bedtime story of brother Fox and brother rabbit will tell
00:50:12 #714 something else I ain't partial to no rabbit well maybe I can make a nice new cut
00:50:17 #715 out of an electric chair I wonder what keeps me from sucking you in that fresh
00:50:22 #716 pan or yours two or three things one is the cop down on the street and another
00:50:28 #717 is your friend who wouldn't want to see a guy beat up it didn't have a chance you
00:50:39 #718 know it's going to be a pity to knock you off fellow you ain't a bad egg no he's
00:50:44 #719 a great guy now this is something all you boys are going to like how many of you
00:51:18 #720 fellas could make a dollar as fast as that.
00:51:24 #721 Hey you.
00:51:33 #722 Quick the bulls coming up get in here in this closet here with me one peep out of
00:51:38 #723 you one peep and you go in that cup out there goes with you now.
00:51:42 #724 Get up and break them and get a good point.
00:51:44 #725 Come in.
00:51:53 #726 What's going on up here?
00:52:02 #727 Going on.
00:52:10 #728 Ain't I speaking English?
00:52:13 #729 You heard me.
00:52:26 #730 Oh, the officer means about the window, Al.
00:52:29 #731 Oh, yeah, the window.
00:52:36 #732 Yeah, I teed it back too far in my chair
00:52:38 #733 and I broke it trying to save myself.
00:52:41 #734 Would you rather I fell out?
00:52:44 #735 What do I care whether you fall out or not?
00:53:11 #736 Hey, who are you and what's your name?
00:53:15 #737 The name's Thompson. I run the Excelsior Garage down in East 10th Street.
00:53:19 #738 Yeah, down at Bay-Evon-Yay. Yeah.
00:53:24 #739 You been making these?
00:53:26 #740 Oh, yeah, yeah, I did that.
00:53:31 #741 Well, you won't be running a garage long.
00:53:35 #742 We got a better place.
00:53:56 #743 Oh, for close and effort, you people.
00:53:58 #744 The cop didn't wrapped enough, did he?
00:54:03 #745 Yeah, he admired the paper dogs and I had to stand charge with him.
00:54:07 #746 He saw my creation, did he?
00:54:10 #747 He saw him. I thought he was going to take him home with him.
00:54:13 #748 If he only had.
00:54:18 #749 Wouldn't I have been sore?
00:54:20 #750 I'm saving him for the doctor.
00:54:23 #751 The doctor.
00:54:25 #752 Oh, that's screwy, nut. I'm not screwy.
00:54:28 #753 Fellowes, I'm going to give you a few minutes.
00:54:50 #754 Oh, wait a minute.
00:54:52 #755 Oh, I'm a little high, aren't I?
00:55:29 #756 You're on 30 miles an hour back there in a 15-mile zone.
00:55:39 #757 Let me see your driver's license.
00:55:41 #758 All right, cut that speed down now.
00:55:58 #759 I'll be seeing you again down there.
00:56:00 #760 It's true out here.
00:56:02 #761 Shall I run through the signal?
00:56:14 #762 No, play it safe. You're sap will wait for it.
00:56:17 #763 Oh. Hello.
00:56:23 #764 Get rid of this mug.
00:56:25 #765 Teach these little chorus girls to dance to your music.
00:56:34 #766 And you can get a job at WPN.
00:56:36 #767 Oh, oh, thank. Now I can play my new...
00:56:40 #768 ...flute.
00:56:42 #769 Say, what are you trying to do?
00:57:17 #770 Make them dance.
00:57:19 #771 Where did you get them?
00:57:21 #772 See, I got them from Mr. Briehl.
00:57:27 #773 I should take you to the station house.
00:57:29 #774 Buy me guys like you want them to be loose.
00:57:31 #775 Be there.
00:57:33 #776 Is that so?
00:57:38 #777 I'm going, Marion, tonight.
00:57:47 #778 Good night. You know I wouldn't be a bit surprised the police located
00:57:51 #779 around before morning I hope so.
00:57:55 #780 Oh I say Marion I have an offer of a position from an international
00:57:59 #781 station in Havana a most unusual opportunity and I like very much
00:58:04 #782 to have you as my assistant that is if you would like to get away from here
00:58:07 #783 for a while. Think it over will you. Very kind of you.
00:58:12 #784 Doctor. And I'm not.
00:58:25 #785 Oh, Doctor.
00:58:26 #786 Good.
00:58:28 #787 I haven't had. I know.
00:58:31 #788 You let me alone. No they were given to the by the
00:58:34 #789 river.
00:58:36 #790 Right on.
00:58:48 #791 Hello.
00:58:50 #792 I don't think you see you don't understand.
00:58:56 #793 You please go away.
00:58:57 #794 No, ma'am. You see, Mr. Bremen...
00:59:00 #795 But you get out of here. I can't stand it.
00:59:02 #796 No, no. You see, Mr. Bill...
00:59:05 #797 You see, you see...
00:59:06 #798 What? Sure.
00:59:08 #799 You mean Mr. Brennan?
00:59:09 #800 Yes, ma'am. You see, he gave him to me just a little while ago,
00:59:13 #801 and he told me to teach him to dance.
00:59:15 #802 So I taught him a little...
00:59:17 #803 That he'd give me a job on the WPPP...
00:59:20 #804 PN station.
00:59:22 #805 See, so I took the dollars and put them on up here at the station,
00:59:24 #806 So I'm up here because I taught him to dance.
00:59:28 #807 You see, and a little...
00:59:29 #808 Sophie here, she's all right, but I don't think so much.
00:59:32 #809 I'm... salad.
00:59:34 #810 But this little girl, I guess...
00:59:36 #811 She's not hot, you see?
00:59:38 #812 I read her.
00:59:40 #813 Please headquarters, please.
00:59:42 #814 Please hurry.
00:59:48 #815 Okay, Miss, we'll take your tip
00:59:50 #816 and rush right over to Portaville. Casey!
00:59:52 #817 Call the chief and turn out the strong arm squad.
00:59:54 #818 Hurry up now and reflect the ghost gang.
00:59:56 #819 Okay, Sergeant.
01:00:13 #820 Where's Dr....?
01:00:15 #821 Even out of the last word.
01:00:18 #822 You got in with you. I wish you'd quit worrying about me Max.
01:00:21 #823 Yes I'm here. All set.
01:00:33 #824 Joe's got the rear door guarded now in the front.
01:00:37 #825 Long wise cut long ago.
01:00:40 #826 Not that I don't.
01:00:42 #827 On the dial. What do you think of that.
01:00:48 #828 That's how you do it. That's how we hope to do it.
01:00:51 #829 You want to use the soup. Now I don't need it.
01:00:54 #830 I could open this thing with a nail file if I had one.
01:00:56 #831 I got a nail file.
01:00:59 #832 Let's see you use it.
01:01:00 #833 Bet you can't open it with a nail file.
01:01:02 #834 You got one, huh?
01:01:03 #835 Oh, that smart boy. I'll just show you. I can't. Let's have it.
01:01:11 #836 What do you think of that?
01:01:12 #837 I must have lost it.
01:01:14 #838 Or could I have been robbed?
01:01:16 #839 Boy, there may be thieves amongst us.
01:01:19 #840 Doctor, can't you see this guy's just stalling for time?
01:01:22 #841 Wish I had lost that nail file.
01:01:24 #842 I'd like to see you try that.
01:01:27 #843 How would the buckle of my daughter do?
01:01:29 #844 Right. Give me that.
01:01:45 #845 That you don't open it for half an hour.
01:02:03 #846 Can you imagine that. No wonder I wouldn't put any of my money in a bank.
01:02:08 #847 How much of this.
01:02:13 #848 Looks like it's going to be 40 grand boys 40 grand.
01:02:15 #849 40 grand.
01:02:16 #850 $40,000.
01:02:18 #851 That's more than I'd make in 40 years.
01:02:21 #852 You won't need any more money, boy.
01:02:27 #853 All right, boys.
01:02:28 #854 Round to the back.
01:02:29 #855 You go round the side there.
01:02:30 #856 Come on, fellas. Come on.
01:02:32 #857 Come on, me. All set, Max.
01:02:40 #858 Give me the words.
01:02:41 #859 Wait.
01:02:42 #860 Wait a minute.
01:02:43 #861 I'd rather be shot in the back.
01:02:45 #862 Don't take any chances, boys.
01:02:57 #863 We've got time enough for 10 dead bodies.
01:03:02 #864 I live no late, chief.
01:03:04 #865 I live so late as usual.
01:03:06 #866 Well, the radio raspberry, you were.
01:03:09 #867 You must have received my message
01:03:10 #868 or you wouldn't have come. What message?
01:03:12 #869 We should tell you. Oh, the look.
01:03:16 #870 You don't mean this guy?
01:03:17 #871 That's the far-seeing gentleman who sees all,
01:03:20 #872 knows all, and does all.
01:03:21 #873 Now he's going to do all the time there is.
01:03:24 #874 Dr. Kruger.
01:03:26 #875 Think I'm out, put him in the car, all of them.
01:03:28 #876 Come on, breeze him.
01:03:29 #877 Come on, get out.
01:03:30 #878 I'm right here.
01:03:31 #879 Get out, please.
01:03:32 #880 Out with him.
01:03:34 #881 Hold it. Close this vault and stay here.
01:03:37 #882 Well, kid, come with me.
01:03:39 #883 Tell me how you ever doped out those paper dolls.
01:03:43 #884 That was slick.
01:03:44 #885 Well, Chief, it was this way.
01:03:45 #886 I was sitting in a big comfortable armchair with a...
01:03:48 #887 Go on. Go on.
01:03:51 #888 Here. Not that easy.
01:03:54 #889 Yes, she doped out the trick, didn't she?
01:03:57 #890 Well, go on, Dr. Krueger, and kiss the warden for William Jack Brennan.
01:04:02 #891 Well, goodbye, women.
01:04:04 #892 Thank you, Chief.
01:04:06 #893 Marion!
01:04:13 #894 Oh, darling.
01:04:14 #895 Oh, baby.
01:04:15 #896 Oh, hello.
01:04:18 #897 Say, how about that position?
01:04:29 #898 Boy, you don't know it, but starting tomorrow morning,
01:04:32 #899 you're the star performer of WPN.