Philo Vance: Flying Murder Case 02/08/1949
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Choice Classic Radio Detectives | Old Time Radio
27 min
6 speakers
8 chapters
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What is the opening premise of the "Flying Murder Case" episode?
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Right? Wait a minute. Wait a minute. What's all the excitement about? Oh too, Johnny. That's right, Greg.
Greg, I've got something to talk to you about. Gonna wait until we're at the airport this afternoon. Seems to me you're my co pilot on the Santa City flat, aren't you? That's right. Only I'm doing you a favor by not talking about this where anybody else can hear it. I want you to keep away from Sue Gordon. Oh you do. Well, what do you know about that? Don't kid about it, Greg. You're only giving her a run around and she's taking you seriously. And you don't like your girl taking me seriously. Selfish, aren't you? I wouldn't mind if she meant anything to you, but she's too nice a kid for you to be But Johnny, I'll see Sue, and she'll see me. Just as often as we like. There isn't a thing you can do to stop that.
Understand? Not a thing. Oh no? I don't like the way you said that. Well, I've got something to say you're gonna like even less. If you don't stop seeing Sue. A certain party is going to learn about you and that certain party's wife. What's up? You want names? Yeah. Okay, you'll get him. The woman's name is Sylvia Crane. Oh and her husband is Millard Crane. How do you know about Sylvia me? I made it my business to find out. And I can make it my business to keep quiet about it too. If you keep away from Sue. We're gonna be a very swelled crew when we fly this afternoon, aren't we? My co pilot is ready to cut my throat over the hostess on the ship. Never mind about what happens when we get in the plane. What happens from now on is what I want to know.
I don't think it over Johnny boy.
I'll scram out of here while I take a shower and get dressed. I think we can make a deal about the Soviet crane situation. Good enough. I don't wanna hurt her. All I want to do is keep you from hurting Sue. I know, you said that before. Goodbye, Johnny. I'll see you at the airport. Yeah. Seems to me that maybe Sylvia ought to know something about this. Yeah. Certainly think she should.
Shall I get a Tilvia there?
Don't bother, darling. Go on with your packing. I'll take it. Hello?
Sylvia. This is Greg.
Oh hello, Barbara.
Your husband's uh okay. This won't take a second. Listen. We'll have to watch our step for a while. I'll explain why I want to see ya. Why, certainly, Barbara. Luncheon tomorrow at the Barton room. I'll be there. Goodbye.
What did Barbara want, Silvia?
Oh, luncheon tomorrow, Millet, that's all. I'll help you finish packing. Uh, you won't need more than one shirt, will you, Miller?
I think not, darling. I'll pack the other things I need myself.
I'm going to miss you, dear.
No, darling, I'll be back tonight. Get in the plane in an hour, be it Centre City in two. I'll be back before you know.
How do the characters discuss the delayed flight and the discovery of the murder?
But I like the idea of your missing me. It's good for my ego.
If you knew how much I miss you, you'd never be able to get your hat on.
Ooh, that reminds me. One hat me. Oh. In the closet there, please.
Sure.
Hope you close the deal, darling.
We'll be in a trouble.
Still don't see why you don't send one of your men. What they're for, isn't it? Here's your hat.
Yes, I have salesmen and good ones. This is one thing I'm gonna take care of myself. All by myself.
Hurry back, darling.
And please take care of yourself.
Oh, I will, Sylvia. Don't worry about that. And I'm not only gonna take care of myself. Take care. Somebody else, too.
Flight twenty two for center city now loading at gate seven. Flight twenty two for center city now loading at game.
Hello?
Hope you have room for one more on this plane.
Certainly, sir. Just take any seat at all. I'm Sue Gordon. I'll be your hostess on this trip.
How do we do? My name is Crane.
Go right in, Mr. Crane. I think you'll find most of the other passengers already aboard. We're about to take off.
Yes, I see the pilot and co pilot coming now. Thank you, Miss Gordon. I'll see you on the park.
Right on, Mr. Crane. Hello, Johnny. Hi, sweets.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening premise of the "Flying Murder Case" episode?
0:00–4:17
2
How do the characters discuss the delayed flight and the discovery of the murder?
4:17–6:49
3
Why does Philo Vance gather the suspects in the pilot’s reading room?
6:49–10:23
4
What questions does Vance ask Sue Gordon and Johnny Taylor during the interrogation?
10:23–12:58
5
How does Vance reveal Millard Crane as the real murderer?
12:58–16:10
6
What proof does Vance present involving the light switch in the reading room?
16:10–18:58
7
How do the suspects react to the evidence and what arrests are made?
18:58–22:00
8
What is the final resolution and closing remarks of the episode?
22:00–25:38
Speakers
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