Sam Spade - The Red Star Caper

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2:18Sam, say you got some urgent things. Please, wait a minute. Most of the day is gone and you haven't even come in with the offer. I slept in, I think. Did you have a busy night? Rather, didn't you read the papers today? What? Oh, I've given up reading the papers. There's just a lot of bad news lately. Well, they're especially full of bad news today, yes. What happened? Did you buy anything you lose again? F-E-R, thank you enough to mention my bowling team in public. It's just a matter of getting a little exercise and I didn't lose it once, even without me. It only seems to win when you got playing a farm. If he don't forget your position. Thank you. Anyway, how do we get on this bowling kick? We're supposed to be talking about something else. How about that, right? Oh, yes. Well, this one has more than local complications. In free, yes, foreign correspondents. There you work on a grand scale. It's international and spoken. You kill with me, you thrill with me, half rogue and half retigate. It's Sam's faith in the red star, Kaper. For NBC, Williams Fair, radio's outstanding producer director of history and crime drama,

3:26brings you the greatest pilot effective of them all in the adventures of Sam's faith. F-E-R. Hello, yes, I'm here. I'm here. It's about time. Well, I'm here. It's about time. F-E-R, you sound more like a shrew every day. Thank you, Sam. I'm just being passive as you know. I'll be making money if you don't show up. I had to turn around three times today. Well, that's right. I was thinking of quitting private detecting anyway. What? What was you doing? Well, I know reporters, y'all, that's open. Now, how would that sound? Screams, spree. My beat is the universe. Well, that sounds terrible, Sam. You make a slow reporting. You can't even type. Sometimes, after you hit the nail right on the point, where it hurts. I'll ask it down the business. Well, how about you, Miss Cindy Sam? No, watch it. They January 12, 1951, two Lieutenant IC Kelsey homicide to tell San Francisco police. Front Samuel's fade, Huygens number 177596. Subject,

4:26the red star, paper, Eurotelcy. It had been some time since I had attended a lecture. And thank the last one I can remember is the Margaret Sanger passed through town. But last night at Eight of Cloth, I filed into the Central Municipal Auditorium, along with several hundred other people. Including college students, newspaperman, professors of political science, the usual choreographed compliment, and a goodly sprinkling of snuffling individuals who welcomed any evening to residing the cold winds that worked through the mission district of this time of the year. The pleasure to see so many politically minded faces galloping in South Florida is nice. So let the world know that so many of us are trying to keep a breath to the fast-moving and sometimes confusing events of our couple days. So there's a graphic example for those who would try to take our liberties away from us that we are ever alive. And that we will continue to defend those liberties.

5:30Only by taking every opportunity to display our willingness to understand and act on the problems of face us, can we serve notice to the world that we are ever ready to pick up the gauntlet of international challenge whenever or wherever it may be thrown down. The public's recognizers are we helping our enemies. And our speaker is carefully needs introduction. About guest and case, or a few hermits in our audience will never own the radio session of being a newscaster in the past 10 years. Well, guest and case, let me introduce the man who really needs no introduction. The most distinguished foreign correspondent, Cyrus Van. Thank you Mr. Chairman. And really thank you Mr. Chairman. Are we helping our enemies? That was the question. My answer is,

6:30yes. And that answer is not his, your own advice. I have just returned from the thorough coverage of the audience. I have been to the special blood soap panel of the area. I've talked with the military into the armed capital promoter. I've talked to the nervous defense with both the Philippines and the defend. And I had even made two six refits in Ghandi, though, right into the last year of the communist stronghold on the shaname. And this is my report. This material is from this very city. If some thought being made regularly, the race sign up. I was sitting here for a look a hole in the lights went out. I took the side aisle and race to the stage. Someone was running for a back exit, and I followed. I was late. I rode out of the back alley and was down. On the stage,

7:30someone had run down the church. Fire is known. It was on the floor and the chairman was bending over. He's dead. They almost shot me too. Let me see. There's nothing anybody can do for him right now. Lights went out and then the shots. This is the most terrible thing that ever happened to me. For you, can I ask Kim to get up and call the police or do you think that was one last dying effort you might do? Well, I'll call him. I guess he did get the worst of us. I guess he did. And that's how the news reached you, Chelsea. Now, I suppose you want to know how I happened to be at a lecture where the lecture happened to be shot. Well, I'll tell you. And don't think it makes me happy. You see, I was supposed to be his bodyguide. Now, let's start at the beginning, shall we? It's only afternoon. I stupid hero. I was sitting around trying to break the code on a spreadsheet. I'm on the... Hello, my name is... How old made a client? So, who is it? It's a baby. I'm on the kitchen. I'm only trying to be a husband and a concursor. Mr. X, when I'll take him.

8:33Hey, Dick. You're the hero of Cyrus Manning's family. A fine, Cyrus Manning? Yeah, that's the one. He's in town. I got here yesterday. Well, what is it? A benefit? You want me to do card tricks or something? He's a bodyguard. I don't know anybody else who'd be crazy enough to take a job, so I called you. Oh, gee, thanks. We the letters to the editor, Colin DeMar, from our reply. I didn't know whether you'd take the job, but I sent him over to see you anyway. Who doesn't want to be bodyguided against? Well, I'll let him tell you about it, but I'll give you a clue. They're home-based runs west from the center of Berlin, east to slightly below the 38th parallel. Oh, very stable, huh? I don't know. Only two or three hundred million. I don't know. I shouldn't have an 8th shuttle. And you'll take the job, Sam? Who's playing? We are. 50 a day. 60. I don't know if you heard of the cost of living in that. Yeah, I'll write it to deal. Good. That's one thing, Sam. If you have a good picture of yourself, take him recently, kid. We'd appreciate a coffee. Why? Probably, but that is possible, a bit you're worried. There you go. How do you say it? If I don't tell you again, Sam. Good luck. I quit. I want to take the job. Davis! F.E. Yes, I'm here. I'm reading comments for a few days.

9:34That's, look, for some things in my suitcase in the pocket. Oh, I see. But wait, there's something missing. I don't suppose his name is Cyrus Nann. Did you ever say it, Sam? Oh, it was easy. I just thought of a name of a man I would least like to say. Send it on. Sam, send him. I just can't understand you. I have the same trouble. I'll send him in. Forget about the suitcase. I am not going to succumb to his story. Are we sure to arrive on? Of course I am. On these troubled times, he must keep our heads cool and I powder dry. I send him in. I send him in. I send him in. I send him in. Oh, thank you, thank you. How do you describe it? Sit down. Sit down. Oh, thank you, O'Man. You were. Could you lift up your hot brins so I could see your face and the maybe even take off your tongue? Where are I never take off my straight? Huh? There's the mark of my progression. Oh. A lot of the performance goes from this, and as old as you know, I might do a stop to Berlin or Siberia in a method of minutes. Sometimes I see the news goes. Oh, no, no.

10:34I wore this trench coat when I interviewed Hitler when I stood knee deep in water on the shores of the Philippines. Next to the doctor. While the common doctor of the prison camp didn't dare to get off of me when I was captured by the Chinese guerrillas. And when Mr. Wendee came to the point, yeah. Yeah. Thank you, sir. I see you for him, do you? Well, here's the car. No, no, no, no. Just in case I never think about first offering special coat. Perfect. Oh, I made a great flight to the southern of the Bern, especially like the O'Reilly. Huh? I would have heard a translation of an old ambassador. Well, go out. For as a problem, we lose our something in the translation. Oh, it's good to get back to the States when I have real looking. I'm getting tired of sucking in Korean moons out. I didn't know they had done the making. Well, let's get on the business. This is my problem. I had been no respect to the censorship or official red tape. That's why I scored some of my biggest needs. I'll take it to work on one now. Oh, the biggest. The junior, the mature year,

11:34we've been shook out of things and just spoke to the Chinese Communist forces. That's that they are even now using the greatest of the vaccine. Oh, no, I didn't. That's not good, believe it. Well, for weeks now, I have been tracking down the truth, documenting the facts, targeting our sub-level of supplies of force. Oh, good. That's a night. So I'm getting a lecture at the Central Municipal Auditorium. Chris, representatives from every newest paper and syndicate will be there. Of course. I will out give the general outline of my revelations and it will hit every newest paper in the country. Then, when the public's apparatus went in, I'll publish the specific details in the Tribune the following day and we'll score a few. I'll see. And if you'll see, somebody's done in oil. I know they are. Anybody specific? I'm not the case. Name names. That's not. But after I give my first lecture tonight, it might be... Thank you for me. Well, the Tribune's hired me, you know. Do you mind? I've been in tights, but before I stayed, but my duty is clear before me and I'm not stupid.

12:36I won't need you before the lecture. But immediately after your service is going to be officially. Why don't I stick with a cell and write now? No. I'll just a lecture in the beginning. You know what I'm doing? Hey, think I'm afraid to talk. But I guess I'm ready to give them a surprise, huh? Yes, yes. One that they can read in their morning newspapers. That's three? Yeah. Yes? Ha-ha-ha! Well, he was half-right, Chelsea. Might not have been a surprise, but they were able to read it in the morning papers. At least then we got a laugh out of it. This is more than I did. You arrived at the emergency and three minutes off you were called. He was shot, man. I would say so, Chelsea. I would say so. Well, let me see. We'll search everybody in the audience before we let them go. Chelsea, I was in the audience. Notting the shot from backstage. And over there, it ran up a back door. Oh, that's right, Sam. You already told me, that makes it a little harder. I look, Chelsea. But, Roman is sitting out over there. See, the killer knocked him down, coming into the stage. Now, why don't you question him? You're not kidding, Sam.

13:37Chelsea, so help me. It's great. All right, let's question him. You with a door, man? Yeah, yeah. He's hitting right in the drawer. Just like that. Oh, no! You! I told you for heaven's sake, get out. He, the police officer, I'll have you arrested. I'm sorry, officer. I'm sorry, but tonight, I was just showing you how he hit me. Oh, all right. But when you come to the shooting part, you be careful. Well, a door open and a big man box, Chelsea. As a boy, I could open my mouth. He hit me. I'm gonna fall flat on my back. Hmm. Have you got a good look at him? No, all I saw was a shot two on a back of his hand. It was a red star. You mean he stood there and shot the manning and you didn't tell him? As soon as he knocked me down, he put out the lights. And then he ran out. I started getting up and sort of caught her away. What kind of a car? It was a light group convertible. You remember anything else? Absolutely not now. Are you sure? Absolutely sure. Oh, I don't suppose it's worth much, but the lightest number was 4 and 75323.

14:42No, I don't think. Oh, yeah. After you recovered from your apostolic state of state, and checked the lights and number, we were more confused than ever, along the fire's manning itself. Why are you recalling that, Porter? My first manning in the North from what he was speaking with on. I reason that he might have had a carbon top or a hand-written note in his hotel room or wherever it is. The podium's the bride is the best, the congress on film or above-band net. Room 612. Coming out of the elevator, I bumped into a tall handsome brunette. Sorry, me. Oh, oh, oh, you knew it was my fault. If you were going to be right out, I would go to the left. I'm ready. Sure. Going down and taking. She was nice, but I had other things to worry about. No one answered many door when I nod just to see what might happen. So I fed myself here. Before I even had time to look when he noticed, I knew it wasn't any use, because lying on the floor with a skull factory was just data,

15:46late at the tribune. You're listening to the weekly adventure of radio's most famous detective, Pam Faye. Hey, it's Kelly Rowland. You may not know this, but I have Exema. So I get how it can steal your time. But why let Exema take over? When you can talk to your doctor about Ebbglis. Ebbglis, lubricism ab LBKZ, a 250-mg per 2-ml injection, is a prescription medicine used to treat adults and children 12 years of age and older, who weigh at least 88 pounds or 40 kg with moderate to severe Exema. Also called a topic dermatitis that is not well controlled with prescription therapies used on the skin, or topicals, or who cannot use topical therapies. Ebbglis can be used with or without topical corticosteroids. Don't use if you are allergic to Ebbglis. Illurgical reactions can occur that can be severe. Eye problems can occur. Tell your doctor if you have newer, worsening eye problems. You should not receive a live vaccine when treated with Ebbglis.

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19:02and begin asking some questions before the tale was told. Things are enough for an aunt's hotel room or many items that belong to a woman. Clothes, makeup, and so on. They were called among the girl I bumped into getting out of the elevator. And this, we're called to me, the elevator operating. I've seen it come up a lot a few times. I don't see it. You know menning when you saw him? Yeah, I know him, the celebrities. But I can't remember like everybody. Was the girl ever with him as you remember? Well, not that I remember. You recall a short, dark, thin man coming up. Me and a baby. They don't pay me to remember the people. I just get paid to take them up and down. And not very much, either. No, that's a half year remember, isn't it? What ten bucks will do for your memory? A thin, dark man went up about 830. Didn't see him come down though. He was alone. A thin man. Did anyone else in the elevator tonight? Fitting your mind. Oh, he got into remember is one of them look like he belonged here. Big. Had a pockmouth face. Oh, and on the back of one hand he had a red star tattooed.

20:03Menning was going to reveal something about material being shipped to China. Ships. With the word I'd overlooked. And coming tattooed, it looked as if he didn't belong in a good hotel and had the smell of a waterfront on him. So I flashed myself with the loan and went looking for a man who knows most about the strange smells of a waterfront. In fact, he's one of them. He's an indiscretable old man of fungus on the face front of honesty. A spider in the lunchpale of lawfulness. Fourthed grouse. A stool pigeon. So long it's a grand doma ladder that I have two edges. I found him at the blue ladder in bars. Took a capsule that settled my stomach, ordered a bottle of two glasses and somehow forced myself to lay. So lad, if they made better manners, you could probably have done Charlie's change. But it's for him same. Oh, I like it on this side. I might get my eye on the room. All right, I'll move. I'll stand here to fire there. I can handle the scene. I'll walk out. I'll tell me something. For me, you know anybody who's shipping stuff to China from here

21:06or someone with a red side tattooed on his hand. I mean, just search your heart. Don't think I could squeeze over there. All right, good. You are. I will put sand. For you. I'll put sand. Okay. My other mother like the sand. You'll be with her. Oh, I love one. Very lovely. Who was I still on? Usually me. But if you can't take advantage of anything else, try to remember what he drinks to him from a talk. According to him. You're running on a joke about sand. If they would get me Christmas, they'd make sure it's Christmas. Have you ever heard of anyone shipping war goods to China or a portage or a man with a red star on his hand? I'm not driving. I'm not saying that. I'm going to see if those two days are ready. Oh. Oh, yeah.

22:07You have played sand. I'll let you see. I thought somebody shipping goods to the moon in Chinese. But I... Oh, I don't get going. I'll take it. Come back here. I just remembered I let someone home. Use out half a horn. I turn around and watch and settle out the door. And I talk for the first time what much of color is a face. A face of evil as any I see me. They've gone out of your eyes. They were staring through the building window. A face move for the door or another. Face upon a big bottle under a seat belt. The guns were stepped into a tea jacket and his legs sit up all like slow jackhammer as they walked forward. You're trying to pump information out a grass spell. Why else would anyone in his right mind get portage out for even. Or saying that close one. Why? What are you trying to find out? Frankly, it's not your business. Let's tell I grew up on the waterfront to a hard way.

23:07I don't know if I ever fought in the world. I don't make me mad. Why don't you make it easy? Tell me who you are and what you are. I never answer questions. I just do the answers. Are you going to tell me something or am I going to beat it out of you? I guess it's going to have to be the hard way. Okay, pal. Just remember this. After I get through with you, I don't want never to see you down around here again. Because you're bombarded. Hey! Now we come to the embarrassing part of my report. The answer to the oddity that is not easily do, but this kind of good news. And now I know how to get a couple of bad news around for the past few years too. But all it was not worth. With a touching right hand coming in from the side that did the damage. And hitting right under my good eye. And on the back of that hand was tattooed a big red star. When I got up from the floor, he was gone. So was everyone else in the place with a bartender. Oh. You feel better now, mister? I told you not to have that last drink.

24:08What drink? Who was the guy who did it? There's one. Not me down. What do you think? Oh, brother. You really got one on. I didn't see anybody not be down. You didn't see a big redhead at down. A pizza. I could take a swing up thing. Well, it's either drink on the house. Maybe you'll feel better. Don't give me that lost weekend routine. Who was it? That's a good one, mate. I don't know what you're talking about. What happened to all those better people who were drinking here? I was, mister, you can believe it or not. You can hear the nights have been you and porky grout. And as for a guy knocking you down, or you must have hallucinations. I knew nothing would either because of sign and put on it. So before anything more serious happened, I got out of there. By there, I mean both the bar and the neighborhood. It was not that I was scared, but I'd long ago learn the value of an orderly retreat. Or as I used to say in my neighborhood when I was a kid, I'd be a hittin' run the way, let's say another day. I decided to go a thing from another angle. Like, who were the woman's things that I saw in the fire's manning room?

25:10They belonged to Mr. Manning's wife. Gorka, are you sure Manning had a wife? Well, they registered his manning wife, Mr. Stey. What did you look like? So, good looking, Bruno. You know, now that we're talking about it, there was something strange in a relationship. What? Well, she never stayed here at night. She only came in the morning and left in the afternoon. You know her first name or anything else around? No, Mr. Stey. Not another thing. Well, it was a start of me. She was obviously the girl I'd met on the elevator. I looked up a number of Manning's friends, but the first three or four couldn't help me. But the first said that Manning admired about six months ago, and he never seemed the wife. Her name, as he remembered, was Stey Cunny, and her father was a ship captain. I ran down the name Cunny over at the mile-time office and decided that he owned three ships, two of which were in port. On the first ship, the downwind, they told me Cunny lived down the other one. It was a Western son, a fear-nighty-two. I went up the gangside, but before the housing, what a captain's father normally was located.

26:12Yes? Are you funny? Yes, where are you? You remember me from a Congress hotel? I'm elevating six four? I'm not sure. Well, perhaps I should have called you Mrs. Spiders, not him. Why didn't you say no? Who's that spade? I retired as a bodyguard for a husband, and I got that two legs. Yes. Everybody's dead. Mostly me. I'll please don't cry, Wester. Why do you say mostly me? I'm not a dead person to be about it. Why were you running out of a hotel? I thought Missy David. Who is? Are you running out of here who did it? Yes. Who? I didn't think you were careful. Who was that? Maria, she was... Yeah, I'm nearly responsible. I got more old things. I got a sudden... She poured her misery out over my shoulder, and then she told me the whole story.

27:12She had met the married Cyrus Manning secretly against her father's will. When he found out he took her aboard one of his ships and kept her prisoner, while she was aboard the ship, she found out what her father was doing, firing essential war material to communist China. For some, how? Mother the information to Manning. She did, and the arrangement was that they were going to trade the information for a father's blessing on their nose. And once Manning got the information, he wanted to shoot more than he did his wife. That's when the trouble started. You can't stand it. You got out of the way. If you can, please. Yes, in the back room. What are you doing here? I've seen the title of it. You've got to learn your lesson the first time. That's kind of a piece, you know. That's the way I feel. I couldn't let it go again.

28:13I just couldn't let it go. Third end of report. It was a matter of second best. I was sad. All that poor girl wanted to know and look what happened to her. It's not. Yeah. You would be on the good news, then. You could have seen us. It's not a tricky other than two. You could have seen us. It's not a tricky other than two. You could have seen us. I'm sorry, Defi. I'll say that much. Now we'll call that out. Wow. Three chimes mean good times on NBC. There's music and fun tomorrow on NBC to help your Saturday evening along. Your hit parade brings you the top tunes in the land with Raymond Staps, Nuttie Lansson and Eileen Wilson. The Venice Day show, sparkles with songs and mad chaps of benches, starring charming boy Dennis Bay.

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