Boston Blackie - Blackie And The Fur Thefts

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Janet Corning 0:47
There's the fur coat I was telling you about, Harry. The one in the window right there.
Unknown 0:53
Which one, Janet?
Janet Corning 0:54
That one, the second one to the left.
Unknown 0:58
It's a make, isn't it?
Janet Corning 0:59
Mm-hmm. Can you get that one for me?
Unknown 1:01
Sure I can, easy.
Janet Corning 1:03
But it costs $10,000. If that's the one they showed in the ad.
Unknown 1:06
Well, is it the one in the ad?
Janet Corning 1:08
Huh? Yes, I'm sure it is.
Unknown 1:10
Okay, baby, then I'll get it for you.
Janet Corning 1:12
But how, Harry?
Unknown 1:13
Oh, I'll show you how.
Janet Corning 1:14
When, huh?
Unknown 1:15
Oh, no. It may take a couple of days.
Janet Corning 1:17
Couple of days?
Unknown 1:18
Yeah. Never took me longer than that to get fur coats before.
Janet Corning 1:21
Oh, but that was in other cities, darling. Maybe things are different here.
Unknown 1:25
Maybe, but I'm the same and my plan's the same.
Janet Corning 1:27
Yes, darling, I know.
Unknown 1:28
Okay, then, as long as you know. All we need to get that coat is $2,000, a rainy day, and Austin Blackie.
Narrator 1:46
And now on to Dick Calmer as Boston Blackie. Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friend.
Unknown 2:01
Okay, Jenna, let's get moving.
Janet Corning 2:02
You got the coat, Harry? The mink?

What are the initial conversations about the fur coat?

Unknown 2:04
What did you think I was doing while you were paying two Gs for that Persian lamb?
Janet Corning 2:06
Oh, where is it, Harry? Where's the mink?
Unknown 2:08
Right here on my arm under the raincoat. Oh. Hey, I'm getting soaked. Yeah. Taxi. Hey, taxi. Taxi. Oh, that's good. Come on, Janet. Yeah. We're in luck all day today. We got a cab at the first track. Come on, get in. It's good to get out of the rain. Yeah, you ain't kidding. Western Hotel, driver. Okay. We'll go to my place for a while till we dry out, Janet.
Janet Corning 2:30
Anything you say, darling. Oh, Harry, you're so wonderful.
Unknown 2:36
Like me, huh?
Janet Corning 2:37
Love you.
Unknown 2:38
Maybe you just love the things you're getting because I'm smart.
Janet Corning 2:43
You know better than that, honey. Doesn't it feel snug with me next to you?
Unknown 2:47
Yeah, it feels great. But don't think I'm forgetting that you're snuggling up to that mink coat I got on my arm, too.
Janet Corning 2:52
Oh, honey.
Unknown 2:54
Now, kid, you've got work to do. You know that?
Janet Corning 2:55
What kind of work?
Unknown 2:57
You're going back to Boston Blackie. There's something else you've got to get them to do for us. Can you do it?
Janet Corning 3:02
Can I? Blackie will do anything I say. Hello, Blackie.
Boston Blackie 3:18
Oh, hello, Janet. Come in.
Janet Corning 3:20
Thanks.
Boston Blackie 3:20
Did you get the coat?
Janet Corning 3:21
Yes, I did.
Boston Blackie 3:22
You obviously didn't have any trouble.
Janet Corning 3:23
Oh, none at all, thanks to you.
Boston Blackie 3:25
Don't thank me for anything. I was glad to do it for you.
Janet Corning 3:28
Oh, but I want to thank you just the same, Blackie. After all, I couldn't have gotten it without your help.
Boston Blackie 3:33
Well, you can have my help any time you want it, Janet. Say, that's a pretty coat you're wearing. Is that the one?
Janet Corning 3:39
It's one of them. The other's mink, and it's beautiful. And, Blackie, you're wonderful. I can't thank you enough.
Boston Blackie 3:47
Don't look now, but you just thanked me very nicely. You're sweet.

How does Boston Blackie get involved in the fur thefts?

Boston Blackie 3:53
Wonderful and sweet. Say, I'm quite a guy.
Janet Corning 3:55
I should say you are. Blackie, I'd like to bring the mink to you. Would you keep it for me, please?
Boston Blackie 4:03
Well, sure. But why?
Janet Corning 4:04
Well, I think it's safer with you. I don't like to keep it in my hotel room.
Boston Blackie 4:08
Well, I'll keep it in a safe place for you until you leave town if you like.
Janet Corning 4:11
Oh, well, that won't be for several days yet. Maybe a week or two. And I'll want to get a few more things while I'm here. You'll help me with them, too?
Boston Blackie 4:18
You can count on me. I'll do my part.
Janet Corning 4:20
As well as you did this time?
Boston Blackie 4:22
Don't worry. You just name the store. I'll do the rest.
Janet Corning 4:25
Blackie, that's all I want to know.
Unknown 4:36
Open up, Miss Presley. Open up.
Inspector Faraday 4:38
Who is it?
Unknown 4:39
Faraday. Inspector Faraday. Open the door, Miss Presley.
Inspector Faraday 4:42
Just a second.
Unknown 4:43
Come on, come on.
Inspector Faraday 4:44
Well, you can at least wait until I get the door open. What's all the excitement about?
Unknown 4:49
I'm looking for something and someone.
Inspector Faraday 4:51
Well, if it's Blackie, he isn't here.
Unknown 4:53
No, I'm not looking for Blackie yet. What I'm looking for right now is proof of something maybe you and Blackie did together.
Inspector Faraday 4:58
Well, let's see.

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