Boston Blackie

I guess I should have expected this.

Don't move, Blackie.

Oh, Faraday, put away that gun.

I've got you for two murders now, Blackie.

And now, back to Boston Blackie.

Blackie and Mary Wesley boarded the night boat to Westfield.

But the journey was upset when the body of Charlotte Aiken, wealthy widow, was found in the upper bunk of Mary Wesley's stateroom.

While Inspector Faraday was questioning Martha Vale, the dead woman's traveling companion, the steward of the ship came to Blackie and promised to tell him at midnight who killed Mrs. Aiken.

At midnight, Blackie and Faraday found the steward dead.

Faraday charged Blackie with killing him.

And as we return to our story, the inspector is about to take Blackie to jail.

All right, Blackie, move.

Well, when I move, Faraday, I like to take my luggage with me.

Thanks.

I always said you'd make a good red cap.

Boy, pick up the large suitcase, please.

I'll carry the small one.

Tear gas.

Tear gas?

I thought you'd try to be a wiseguy and want to carry the...