The Case of the Baby Brother

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4:07The one and only Miracle whip. And now the case of the baby brother. It's Sunday afternoon in New York and a frightened blonde named Diana Wayne hurries down the second floor card or of the mextam, a shabby, rooming house on Manhattan's west side. And once she comes to room two, see Miss Wayne announces herself in the morning certain pleasure. Steve. Steve. Let me in. I haven't seen him. Let me in. All right, give a guy a chance with him. Lock it. Why, what's the matter? Lock it. Hey. Give me a drink. You starting kind of early day in the morning? I said give me a drink. All right. Here. Let me have another. Don't you wait till that one hits. Now sit down. Thank you. We got a blowtown. Why? I saw Josh Brady in Times Square today.

5:09You're crazy. I'd recognize him anywhere. What's Brady doing away from Washington? That's obvious. There's no need to be. I've got to get out of here. Now take it easy, darling. Take it easy. Take it easy. It's all right for you to talk. Brady doesn't know about you. Would it make things any better if he did? Well, if you hadn't thrown away the money I took from him on the horses, we wouldn't be in this jam. There's no use crying over spilt milk. We've got to leave New York, Steve. You tell me how. Does 18 bucks left in the kitty? You know how far that'll get us? How borrow a hundred from Roger Clayton? No, you won't. Why not? We've put too much work on that sucker. Let him get off with train fare. But if Brady finds me, forget it. Forget that a man wants to kill me. Forget that I have to. Get up. Now behave yourself. Go on. Hit me. Hit me some more. You big hero. You don't know how close you are to really getting it. Well, what's stopping you? You enjoy it too much. Now listen to me. We've still got a chance to wind up with a bundle, but you've got to work fast. You've got to take Roger into camp tonight. It's the only way we haven't got time to string him along. You said the guy is nuts about you already.

6:10But I know but you want to get out of New York, don't you? Yeah. Well, if you want to get out alive, you'll go to work tonight. Well, where the devil did I put that thing? You in the bedroom, Roger? Yeah. Are you going out tonight? You mind, Paul? Well, maybe I do. You haven't stayed home one night this week. So what? So maybe you ought to start taking it easy. Look, Paul, when I want your advice, I'll ask for it. I don't get me wrong. Kid, I only meant... I'm not interested in what you meant. I don't have to account to you for anything. Oh, yes you do. While you're living with me, you're keeping lying. Who's this gal you're running around with? None of your business. I asked you something, Roger. And I still say it's none of your business. I'm sick and tired of you running my life. Just because you're my brother doesn't give you a license to the town you want you to go out. Well, I...

7:11I'm sorry, Kid. I... I didn't mean that. That's okay, Paul. I'm glad you did it. Is that the last thing I'm ever going to take from you? Well... What do you say, Roger? I suppose I'm not very bright, Diana, but... But really, I don't understand you. It isn't very difficult, honey. Remember this man I mentioned last week? No. Who was sitting right here in the same booth? He's the one who's got all the connections in the stock market. Oh, yeah. Well, he found me this afternoon. He's got an inside tip on his socket. His office is going in for a very heavy. He told me he's going to jump at least 10 points in the next two days. Well, I don't see what... If we play it smart, we can make a fortune. Oh, sure, but where am I going to get the money to invest in the first place? Barrow it. From home. Well...

8:12It's a matter of your brother, Paul. I wouldn't take a nickel from Paul. But I've got a couple of thousand in my own. Don't talk like a fool. How much stock do you think you can buy a couple of thousand? Maybe 20 or 30. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It doesn't even pay. Well, then I guess we'd better forget the whole thing. We can't afford to. Why don't we see where we have any other choice? Well, how about your office? You mean Mr. Schnabel? You're telling me it was one of the biggest betting commissioners in New York. Oh, look, Connie, if he knew... Why would he have to? Why don't you follow your Diana? You've got the combination to the safe. So... So, if you enter the office tonight and took say... 50 or 75 grand. Forget it. Why? Why? It's stealing. No, it isn't. By Tuesday morning, you'd have the money back. Well... I knew that last drink was a mistake. By Wednesday morning, we could be on a plane. For a while. Not Diana. Look at it, darling. We could do anything we wanted. You don't know what you're saying. All right, Roger. That's the way you feel. Wait, Diana. Where are you going? What's the difference?

9:12No, come back here. Yeah? Well, at least give me time to think it over. Time is the one thing we don't have, Roger. If you're going to do it, you'll have to do it tonight. You've got a key to the office, haven't you? Yes. Take this. Diana. Don't worry. It's on a safety. But what do I want with that gun? Great morale, builder, kiddo. Come on. Put it in your pocket. Honey, just listen to me for a minute. I do. We won't have time to say goodnight. Move out of the corner of the roof. Please, baby, let's be sensible. Roger, I am just crazy about you. No. Diana. Wait for me at your place. I'll call you the minute I'm through. 47, right. 51 left. 38. Right.

10:14What the devil's a matter with this thing? Obviously, you have made a mistake. Why? It must be very difficult working with only a flashlight along me. Mr. Schnabel. Well, well, well, I suppose I ought to apologize, Roger, for inconveniencing you. Mr. Schnabel, you're probably wondering why I came back to the office. It was sheer destiny. For the first time in a year, I forgot my medicine. Now, why do you suppose it happened tonight, of all nights? Please, it's like she'll think, doesn't it? Now, a cynic might describe it to coincidence, but I prefer to operate her. Would you be so kind to get me police help? But I'm a son. I'm sorry, Roger. What do you say? But I'm a phone. I need a precinct sergeant, Robert. Oh, sergeant. My name is Walter Schnabel. I have an employee in my office, who I... No, are you? Roger. Told you to put it down. Ah, that's a shock. My phone, you put it down.

11:14Is that clock fast, Diana? I've told you it doesn't time before. It's right on the minute, Steve. What do you suppose is keeping that schmalt? Oh, should I know? It's going to call you. The minute he was through. Yeah, yeah. You don't think it'd be stupid enough to come up here without giving any... Tick, tick. All right, what are you waiting for? Hello. Is that your Diana? Yeah, where are you, Roger? Over at my place. Listen, darling. Don't talk over the phone. I'm going to get you a call. I'm going to get you a call. I'm going to get you a call. I'm going to get you a call. I'm going to get you a call. I'm going to get you a call. Don't talk over the phone. I'll meet your Tony in 15 minutes. It's no use. I didn't get it. You didn't get us. What? Stable came back to the office before I was through. It caught me trying to open the safe. He was going to call the police for me. I told him to put the phone down. I begged him, but he wouldn't listen to me. I don't want to hear anything about it. You promise me it'd get the money and you'll let me down. Goodbye, Roger. You don't understand, Diana. I killed it. Hello? Diana? Diana. It's a Clayton.

12:14Who is it? Police. I've been waiting on the second officer. Come on, file open up. Giving a fair warning. You haven't got a fair. Clayton. Clayton. Clayton. Clayton. I'm looking for a mic wearing the Falcon. I don't know what the good book says. Seek initial find. Come in. Thanks. Nice place, you got here. Glad you approved. Sit down. I suppose I should introduce myself. It's customer in. My name's Clayton. Poor Clayton. Oh, wait a minute. Didn't I read something? Yeah. It was my kid brother, Roger, committed suicide yesterday. Oh, yeah, I'm sorry. Why?

13:14He was a dead duck anyway. He killed the man he worked for. That's one way to look at it. Well, that's the kind of a guy I am. I've always believed in an eye for an eye. I hear tell the Falcon is the best private dick in New York. You want me to deny it? No, I just want you to prove it. Take a look at this picture. Hmm, not bad. Who is she? That's what I expect you to find out. She's the gal who got my brother in this mess. What makes you so sure? I found that picture in this wallet. Doesn't prove anything. It does to me. All right, Clayton. Assuming this is the girl and assuming I find her, what then? What do you think? I think you intend to kill her. Now, where did you get that idea? Now, look, Clayton. I know how you must feel about your brother. Never mind the pretty speeches. Will you find her for me? No. Okay. I guess there must be other private detectives in New York. Look, if anything happens to this girl. You'll yell copper. Yes. I wouldn't do that for long. Because after I take care of her, I could drop back and take care of you.

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18:25Take a look at this picture. Hey, what'd you get there? And you recognize him? No. No, I shoulda. Because you know every grifter who blows into New York. Sometimes I think they register with you. I don't know this name. You're lying, you're deemed... Now listen, Mike. Come on, spill it, who is she? Her name's Diana Wayne. Diana Wayne? Yeah. I can't get over it. I can't get over what? I guess they're right when they say truth is stranger than fiction. See that guy was talking to when you busted him? He wanted to know where he could find Diana too. Certainly, it was a small world, huh? Yeah. Let's have a drink, aren't we? Hold on, Eddie. What's his name? Who? The man you were talking to when I busted in. Oh. Josh Brady. What does he want with Diana Wayne? Don't you ask him. That's a good idea. How are you doing, friend? I can't seem to beat this machine. Nothing but lemons on it.

19:26Eddie tells me your name is Josh Brady. Huh? I'm Mike Wearing. Oh, I'm glad to know you, sir. Hey, that's the lemon. Those lemons again. You were in New York, Brady? Yeah, I'm from Washington. That way you met Diana? I beg your pardon? Diana Wayne. But just what business is it yours, mister? I just thought maybe we could join forces. I'm looking for a two. Oh. How much did you stay here for? Enough. Well, if I ever get my hands on it, I'll ring her neck. I'm gonna have to stand in line. Not me. When did you meet her? Oh, about a month ago. You're alive, Mr. Wearing. Huh? Diana only left Washington a couple of weeks back. I look Brady. Oh, I'm wearing petal your paper's elsewhere. Let's suppose we sit down and have a little com not enough to. I don't be a fool, Brady. You won't get away with it. Whoa, what do you know? I hit the jackpot. Yes, nothing can stop me now, Mr. Wearing. This was my lucky day.

20:35Come on in, Steve. Huh? What's the matter, honey? Did I frighten you? No, no, I just thought you'd be out, Diana. Lucky I got back in time. There was a man here asking for you. Who? He didn't leave his name. Just left his envelope. Oh, thanks. Well, aren't you gonna open it? It's not that important. And why are you making such a mystery out of it? What are you babbling about? I know if I received an envelope like that, I'd naturally be devoured by curiosity and who I found out what was inside. So do I. What? I want to weigh a bus ticket to Detroit. How do you know that? Elementary, my dear Watson. I opened it. I'm a steak, I suppose. Yeah, I suppose. You know, Steve, that's what I love about you. You're full of surprises. You're even a big wrap and I thought. Shut up. If you think you're gonna walk out on me and leave me holding the bag for Rogers, who is that you got another thing coming? I was just going to Detroit to see if I could dig up something. Ha, I'll dig. I don't be silly, sweetheart. What I lied to my wife? You certainly would.

21:35Look, will it make you feel better if you hold the ticket? Yes. All right, here. Now you feel better? Much. What's the idea of tearing it? I just wanted to make sure you don't go off without me. So if Josh Brady drops around or anyone else, you'll be right alongside to take your bow. That's when I figured out better phone use, audience. That was very sweet of your mic, but I still don't see why. You don't see why. Two minutes of threaten the life of this girl in the past 24 hours. I only have your word for that. Why won't you tell me the names of these two characters? Because there's no reason to involve them. One came to my place and the other came to me. I was just going to tell you. I was just going to tell you. I was just going to tell you. I was just going to tell you. I was just going to tell you. I was just going to tell you. I was just going to tell you. I was just going to tell you. One came to my place and the other ran across by accident. It's petty. It couldn't hold on to the last one. I had enough work in my hands as it was. It took me another two hours in the bottle of bourbon to get the complete story out of Eddie Lewis. Oh, whoa, whoa, so done. 621, 623.

22:36Must be the next house. Yeah, here we are. All right, I'd jump. I'd floor, she live on. Second. Better brief me before we storm the heights. According to my informant, this girl Diana Wain is working around all over the country. She worked by herself. Now she's married to a boy named Steve. I was, hey, no. Fixed out the suckers and spends the money. I understand he did a system to beat the horses. And it probably explains why they're living in a dive like this. Wait a minute. Two way. The... Must be the last one down the hall. And now there's nothing we can actually hold around. I know that sergeant. All I'd like you to do was just throw a big enough scare into it. So she'll leave town. It's because she won't scare. Well, she will if you tell her that two gentlemen are looking for her with murder as their objective. I still got a feeling you haven't told me everything. You don't think I'd hold out on the police? Yeah, I do. How do I... Oh, oh. Don't tell me. Yeah, it's open.

23:36I get a guess what's inside. Go right ahead. A dead blonde named Diana Wain. Doing fine, Mike. Keep it up. What do you mean? Well, having supplied us with a body, I'm going to have to insist you supplies with the name of the party you're done it. Oh, no, look. Sergeant Powell, start talking. You better if you want to save your own hide. What do you think of that? Well, there are some people around who might think you were responsible. What? How I'm not saying I'm one of them. Well, thanks. I'm keeping an open mind. How convinced me you're innocent, I dare you. Remember, tomorrow at your grocers, you can get a wonderful new salad oil for your homemade salad dressings, your cooking, your baking. It's craft salad oil. The first salad oil for home use ever offered by the makers of all those wonderful craft dressings. Craft salad oil is a lighter-bodied oil. Superfined to blend perfectly with other ingredients.

24:37Get a pint or quart bottle tomorrow at your grocers. Ask for craft salad oil. Now, back to the adventures of the Folkman. Just a few minutes have passed since the discovery of Diane Wayne's body. And how much to the Folkman's surprise, Sergeant Corbett regards him with a John D'Aye. Alright, Mike. Let's start with page one. You knew this girl was murdered before we walked in here. You're being ridiculous, Sergeant. Well, who do you work for? No one. What about that guy who came to your place and asked you to find him? You mean Paul Clayton? I would know his name. He wouldn't tell it to me before. There was no reason before. He's the brother of the kid who committed suicide a couple nights back. Because of her? Yes. Wow. Yes, that takes care of everything. Don't you think Clayton strangled her? Not you. What do you think a jury would say to that? You tell me. It equit him in a minute. It's too pat. Look, if you're going to murder someone, you don't go around telling the world all about it.

25:39So where does that leave us? I told you there was another boy, Diana Trimmed. Oh. A lad from Washington named Josh Brady. And what about husband Steve? What about him? Well, don't you think it would be advisable to find out where he disappeared, too? Hmm. You're certainly there with the questions, aren't you? Somebody's bound to ask them, Sergeant. Might as well start digging up the answers. See any idea what she'd done? Yep. I can tell you that to the minute. Oh, huh. Come on, we're here. Notice those scratches all over her face and the broken fingernails? Yeah. Now she must have put up quite a battle with her killer. Now come over behind this bookcase. Oh. Now, in the battle, I knocked over the electric clock. So she must have died at 25 minutes past eight. Yep. So is the clock broken or just disconnected? I'll try it. Here's the author. Oh, your blue fuse. Thanks. I never would have known it. Well, it answers one of our questions.

26:39Now let's see if Paul Clayton can clean up the others. Here. Hello, Clayton. Remember me? How could I ever forget Mr. Wery? I want you to know we found the girl. We? Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't see your friend in the hallway. Mrs. Sergeant Corbett. I... Sergeant? Yes. Well, come in, gentlemen. Thank you. Now, what's this about the girl? Her name is Diana Wayne. I'm a little bit of a girl. I'm a little bit of a girl. Now, what's this about the girl? Her name is Diana Wayne, and she's dead. Oh. Is that all you can say? What do you want me to do? Pretend I'm all broken up. You know how I felt about her. That's why I would like to know what you were doing at approximately 830 this evening. Why? Because at the time someone put their two hands around their throat and squeeze, none too gently. What time was that again? 825, to be exact. Well, then that lets me out because from 7 to 10 I was in a bar near Times Square, called Jack. And you prove that sure by the proprietor.

27:40I was waiting for a man named Eddie Lewis. What did you want with him? I was told he could put me in touch with a girl. What happened? Well, he didn't show and I got tired waiting. Well, what do you think, Mike? Same as you do, Sergeant. I think we all better go on to suspect number two. I still don't see what all you gentlemen want with me. Well, I don't know about the sergeant and wearing, but I came along to congratulate you. For what, Mr. Glowing? Something that I wanted to do. And if you need any dough for legal expenses, you just let me know. What's he talking about? What were you doing at 830 tonight, Brad? A probably played a slot machine, someplace. You know, it's a funniest thing. I just came to you. I was just wondering if you were going to do something that I wanted to do. And if you need any dough for legal expenses, you just let me know. You know, it's a funniest thing. I just came to stay away from those gadgets. And where was this one located at? I don't rightly remember. But you do recall being clipped by a girl named Diana Wayne. It's funny. I don't seem to like that either. Well, that you all routine doesn't get you anywhere, Brad.

28:41The sergeant here could disprove it in five minutes. I'd like to see him try. That's easy. You probably made it complaint to your local DA after Diana clipped you. All I have to do is call Washington, DC and I'll have to hold the line, Sergeant. Now, I know who killed Diana Wayne. You mean, Bradie just gave himself away? No, I mean, he just gave you away, Clayton. The heat's got you. In December, don't be ridiculous. Wait a minute. I'll take that back. It is possible for the heat to get you this time of the year. And you're going to find that out at Singsing very shortly. Got time for one more, Mike? No, I've got to run, Sergeant. Now you're down. A couple of questions I want to ask you first. Well, why were on the subject? Is one I want to ask you? Did you pick up Steve Wayne? Yeah, and Detroit. Lucky the bus driver remembered him. Steve gave him a ticket that had been torn up and glued together.

29:43It was like you suspected he ran out in the Mrs. Sweet Kid. So you left Diana alone to face the music? Yeah, but what gets me is how you knew that said music was provided for by Paul Clayton. Well, first of all, he had an L.A.B.I. for 830, whereas Josh Brady didn't. What kind of logic is that? No, the best kind, in a case like this, Sergeant. Because when Clayton was so ready with his L.A.B.I. It occurred to me that maybe Diana wasn't murdered at the time we originally thought. What about that electric clock? Just a prop supplied by the killer. Never could have belonged to Diana. How do you know that? Well, an electric clock works only on all-made insurance. And in that section of New York? Yeah, yeah, sure. There they only have DC, direct current. Remember how you blew a fuse when you tried to get it going? Well, as a matter of fact, the medical examiner now says that Diana was killed around a quarter to seven. But what gets me is how you knew that. I didn't. All I knew was that the clock never belonged to Diana. How? Well, when you said you were going to call Washington DC, that DC rang a bell.

30:47Then I realized Clayton must have brought that clock with him to fix his L.A.B.I. Didn't I say all along that Clayton killed her? That you did. You wouldn't believe me. Well, he was the most obvious suspect, Sergeant. And we've all been conditioned by those mystery stories to believe that the most obvious suspect is always innocent. I'll teach you. Yeah, it's taught me a lot of things. The man would walk up to me this minute and announce he's planning to murder some girl. You know, the first thing I do now. Why? Set up a date in advance with some other girl. So I wouldn't have to end the evening with you. Good night, Sergeant. There comes a time in the life of every homemaker when she has to fix a dinner fast. And that's when craft dinner is such a help. You see, in just seven minutes cooking time, craft dinner makes delicious macaroni and cheese. Wonderful tender macaroni with fine cheese flavor, all's true. Just like I said, in only seven minutes cooking time. Because every package of craft dinner gives you a special quick cooking macaroni and just the right amount of craft graded for that grand cheese flavor.

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