The Shadow: Fountain of Death 11/27/1938

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Choice Classic Radio Host 0:00
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Unknown 0:32
Gibbon. No. In the hearts of men. The shadow knows.
Unknown 1:09
The Shadow has one great defence against the perils encountered in tracking down criminals. His ability to become invisible. I will hear how he puts this ability to use in just a moment. But first, I want to tell you about a tire that has two great defenses against the two most common perils that threaten every motorist. Skids and blowouts. This tire is the new Goodrich Safety Silvertow, and its first line of defense is the lifesaver tread. The tread that sweeps wet road so dry you can light a match on its track. gives you the quickest non-skid stops you've ever had. And its second great life-saving feature is the famous golden ply that provides motorists with scientific protection against dangerous high-speed blowouts.
Unknown 1:55
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Unknown 2:09
The shadow Lamont Cranston, a man of wealth, a student of science, and a master of other people's minds, devotes his life to righting wrongs, protecting the innocent, and punishing the guilty. Cranston is known to criminals as the Shadow. Never seen, only heard, his true identity is known only to his friend and companion, the lovely Margot Lane. Today's story Fountain of death.
Margo Lane 2:45
Lamotte, please drive more slowly.
The Shadow 2:47
All right, Marco.
Margo Lane 2:48
Lamot, what's this all about?
The Shadow 2:51
Hermago, I'll tell you. We're on our way to prevent a murder.
Margo Lane 2:54
Murder? Who's murder?
The Shadow 2:56
Well, that's just it. I don't know. But
Margo Lane 2:57
Montcranson, what are you talking about?
The Shadow 2:59
Twenty minutes ago I got a letter telling me that a murder was about to be committed. The note was signed Doctor Anna Marla.
Margo Lane 3:05
Anna Marla? Who's that?
The Shadow 3:07
Doctor Mana's one of the greatest research workers in medicine this world has ever known. The last time I met her was in Europe. If ever there was a woman with a love of mankind in her soul It's Anna Marla.
Doctor Anna Marlowe 3:26
It was very good of you to come here, Mr. Franston, and you too, Miss Lane. We're very glad to come, Doctor Marler.
The Shadow 3:31
But your letter said murder, Dr. Marler.
Doctor Anna Marlowe 3:32
No, no, please, my friend. There's so little time left. You must listen to me. All right. I sent for you because you alone have the strength and the courage to stand by me.
The Shadow 3:42
Anything you want, Dr. Marler.
Doctor Anna Marlowe 3:44
You have not asked why I am in America. I will tell you. It is because there are powers in Europe putting code in terms of force and hate who would stop my experiment. Oh, Mr Cranston, will you help me protect me while I work?
The Shadow 3:59
That's why, Miss Lane and I are here.
Doctor Anna Marlowe 4:01
In my letter I said that a murder was to be committed tonight. The woman who is to be murdered is here in the very next room. Well, then let's go in. No, no, don't get excited. It is murdered for enough. But old age is the murderer. The woman is ninety five years old.
The Shadow 4:19
Ninety five years old?
Doctor Anna Marlowe 4:20
Yeah.
The Shadow 4:21
Why? Afraid I don't understand. What can I do?
Doctor Anna Marlowe 4:26
You can help me perform a miracle. Did you say miracle? If you and Miss Lane will come this way.
The Shadow 4:35
Go ahead,
Doctor Anna Marlowe 4:35
Morgan. Yes, ma'am. Ah, you see she is dying. It is so pitiful. She is breeding her last. Yes. Come, we will go close to her. Mrs Cronin, try to open your eyes. It is I, your friend, doctor Marler.
Unknown 4:53
Doctor Myra?
Doctor Anna Marlowe 4:55
Oh, it is I here is my hand.
Unknown 4:58
Oh, Doctor Myra. I know I'm old and my time has come, but I did not want to die. Not
Doctor Anna Marlowe 5:09
yet. No, no, you must not
Unknown 5:11
No no you you must listen to me.
I
Unknown 5:16
I tell you
Mrs. Cronin 5:17
I I don't want to die. You must help me help me.
Doctor Anna Marlowe 5:23
Yeah, my friend, I will help you.
Ah.
Doctor Anna Marlowe 5:26
You are so weak. You must not speak again. You must lie quietly while I get my instruments.
Unknown 5:35
Why?
Doctor Anna Marlowe 5:36
Come, Mr Cranston, Miss Leaning this side room. Yes, doctor.
Mrs. Cronin 5:39
You will tell me. You will tell me.
Doctor Anna Marlowe 5:44
Well, you saw the woman. You saw she is dying. Yes,
Mrs. Cronin 5:47
of course.
The Shadow 5:48
Doctor Marla. What can you possibly do for her?
Doctor Anna Marlowe 5:52
That is what I wanted you to hear and see. For many years I have worked in a laboratory in an attempt to discover the true nature of eggs. And while experimenting with many generations of white mice

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