Philo Vance: Golden Murder Case 02/01/1949

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Choice Classic Radio Host 0:00
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Kay Stone 0:35
Tell me, Roger, please. There must be something else you see in the crystal ball. I've never heard anything so wonderful as the things you've been able to see.
Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 0:47
Patience, Miss Stone. Patience. Yes, there is something. Only this is not so pleasant.
Kay Stone 0:57
Oh?
Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 0:58
You wish to hear it?
Kay Stone 1:00
Of course. I can't understand how you knew the things you've told me. It's incredible that you should know them, and I want to know what it is you see now.
Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 1:09
Very well. Attend, if you please. Miss Stone, there is someone whom you trust. Someone very close to you. Someone who is violating that trust.
Burt Sharsteen 1:24
Take notice.
Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 1:25
I think not. No... No, that is not the name. The initials are... P... Let me see. P.G. The name is blurred, but it is coming through more clearly now. The name is Peter Golden. That is it. Peter Golden.
Kay Stone 1:52
Mr. Golden? And he's cheating me? But he's my guardian. He has all my money. Tell me more, Roger. Please, more.

What does the fortune teller Roger Ramoy reveal about Kay Stone's guardian?

Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 2:00
No, no, I cannot. There is nothing more now. Tomorrow, perhaps, but not now. I am sorry, Miss Stone. That is all.
Kay Stone 2:10
Well, here's the hundred dollars we agreed upon, Roger. I'll be here tomorrow, and thank you. Thank you very much. Tomorrow, then.
Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 2:20
Good day, Miss Stone. Come out, Mr. Novus, please.
Dick Novus 2:25
It worked, didn't it, Roger? Yeah. She believed what you told her?
Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 2:28
As much as I told her.
Dick Novus 2:29
You realize I've tried to tell her this myself, but she wouldn't listen.
Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 2:32
I require no explanation as to why you see fit to give me information to be passed on to Miss Stone.
Dick Novus 2:36
No, maybe not. But I just wanted to make sure my conscience was clear. You see, I work for Golden. He's been stealing from Miss Stone for months.
Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 2:44
I am quite sure that is so.
Dick Novus 2:45
Oh, there had to be some way for her to find out about this, Roger. I couldn't tell her, but... If he keeps up his swindling, she'll be penniless.
Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 2:52
Which would mean that you would be marrying a penniless young lady.
Dick Novus 2:55
Yes. Yes, I suppose so. Only, well, that isn't terribly important. No? No. I love Kay. I love her very much. And I'm greatly indebted to you for being the means whereby she knows about Golden.
Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 3:08
At $100 a visit, it's no trouble, I assure you.
Dick Novus 3:11
Thank you. Only suppose this doesn't work. Suppose Golden convinces Kay that he isn't cheating her. Then what?
Roger / Raja Ramoy (Roger Amoy) (the fortune teller) 3:19
What? Well, that might call for a visit from me to Mr. Golan. Only, Mr. Novice, that visit will cost a good deal more than a hundred dollars.
Dick Novus 3:50
Yes, who is it? It's Dick Novus, Mr. Golden. You asked me to come to your office.
Unknown 3:54
Come on in.
Dick Novus 3:56
Hello, Mr. Golden.
Unknown 3:58
Sit down, Novus. You know, one of the reasons I put your office at the other end of this floor is that you wouldn't get too close to me.
Dick Novus 4:07
I don't think I understand.
Unknown 4:08
You will. The point is that when I hired you, I didn't want you to know everything about my business. But apparently you found out regardless.
Dick Novus 4:16
I still don't know what you mean, sir.
Unknown 4:18
No? No. Well, you see, I just received a call from Miss Stone. She said a lot of things nobody would know about. Nobody but me, and apparently you. I haven't told her a thing about your mishandling her money. She found out some way, I guarantee that. She's not sure, mind you, just suspicious. Right now, your job is to keep Miss Stone's mind off my business, Dick. Make sure you do. And what if I don't?
Dick Novus 4:46
What if I won't stand by and watch you swindling my fiancée?
Unknown 4:49
You will. There are a few things about you that she might like to know about where you spent the five years before you came to this city.
Dick Novus 4:59
You know about that?
Unknown 5:00
Certainly. And make no mistake about it, I'd tell her in a minute if you don't do things my way. Boy, you low-underhand rat. This little gun makes up for the difference in our age and physical abilities, Novus. It doesn't scare me.
Dick Novus 5:14
I've got to convince you that telling Kay about my past would be a very wrong thing for you to do. A very wrong thing. Don't come any closer to me or I'll shoot. I'll shoot. Shoot, will you? I think not. I'll just take that gun away from you before you get into trouble with it. There.
Unknown 5:31
You'll be sorry about this, Novus.

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