The Saint: Cupid and Corpse (EP5021)

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Adam Graham 1:37
Welcome to the Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho. This is your host, Adam Graham. In a moment, we're going to bring you this week's episode of The Saint. But first, I want to encourage you, if you're enjoying the podcast, please follow us using your favorite podcast software. Today's program is brought to you in part by the financial support of our listeners. You can support the show on a one-time basis at support.greatdetectives.net and become one of our ongoing Patreon supporters for as little as $2 per month at patreon.greatdetectives.net. Now, from August 20th, 1950, here is Cupid and the Corpse.
Don Stanley (Announcer) / Vincent Price intro (moderate match) - Vincent Price 2:33
The Adventures of the Saints, starring Vincent Price.
Don Stanley (Announcer) / Vincent Price intro (moderate match) - Vincent Price 2:53
The Saints, based on characters created by Leslie Travers and known to millions from books, magazines, and motion pictures. The Robin Hood of modern crime now comes transcribed to radio. Starring Hollywood's brilliant and talented actor Vincent Price as... The Saint.
Ann Morley 3:13
You know something, Simon, darling?
Simon Templar 3:15
Some things, Anne. Among them the fact that you're a very disturbing person.
Ann Morley 3:20
Perhaps that's my answer, then.
Simon Templar 3:22
Answer to what, may I ask?
Ann Morley 3:23
Why you phoned me the moment I returned from Bermuda. I've been wondering why you're going to ply me with a football game, a dinner, and a play.
Simon Templar 3:31
Why not just relax and enjoy?
Ann Morley 3:32
I'd like to. Particularly when I remember that last evening we spent together in Bermuda. Before you had to fly back to the States on some nasty murder business or other.
Simon Templar 3:43
Yes, that was quite an evening, wasn't it?
Ann Morley 3:46
Quite an evening.
Simon Templar 3:48
You know, you're very beautiful.
Ann Morley 3:49
I've always enjoyed your thinking so, Simon.
Simon Templar 3:52
Well, inasmuch as I have a tremendous distaste for murder interfering with moonlight, I now intend to take up where we left off.
Ann Morley 4:00
At a football game?
Simon Templar 4:01
Oh, well, it'll be a good game. As a matter of fact, it had better be. The trouble I had digging up tickets for it. Well, here we are, Ann.
Ann Morley 4:09
My, how things have changed since I was in Bermuda. Imagine they're now holding football games in cigar stores instead of stadiums.
Simon Templar 4:17
This happens to be Tony Cartago's little establishment. There's an office inside where Tony conducts his main business, which consists of handling bets and scalping tickets.
Ann Morley 4:28
Oh, you do know the loveliest people, Simon.
Simon Templar 4:31
For which you should offer thanks. We couldn't get any seats to today's game otherwise. Tony has a couple for us.
Oh!
Simon Templar 4:38
Well, didn't your mother ever tell you that it's not polite to go running into people that way?
Ann Morley 4:42
I'm terribly sorry. I didn't see you. My apologies.
Simon Templar 4:47
Not bad. Nice manners, too. I wonder why she came tearing out of Tony's that way.
Ann Morley 4:53
If you're interested, Tony can probably tell you. I wonder where I've seen that girl before.
Simon Templar 4:59
Some harpy's huddle, I imagine. Come on, let's go in.
Ann Morley 5:06
Ooh, some place. I bet you couldn't buy cigars in here for love of money.
Simon Templar 5:12
Well, I'm not sucker enough to lay odds against that. The real business is conducted right in here. How are you, Tony? I want you to meet... Oh, Simon. You better stand back in. My old grandmother would often say, yikes.
Ann Morley 5:26
Yes, I see. He's been shot, hasn't he?
Simon Templar 5:29
I'm afraid so. He's still alive, though. Hey, Tony. Tony, who did it? Can you hear me, Tony? Who gunned you?
Unknown 5:40
No, I didn't. Duke, he knows. It's me, Tony. Templer, who shot you? Don't know. Barnes effect. Brenda. I...
Ann Morley 6:00
Oh, Simon, is he here?
Simon Templar 6:02
He is. Well, there's nothing to do but call the police.
Ann Morley 6:05
Why, Simon, the saint calling in the police on a case? What's happened to you?
Simon Templar 6:11
It's very simple, Ann. I'm much more interested in the beautiful woman.
Ann Morley 6:14
Oh, thank you. You're welcome. Well, why don't you call them? A visitor?
Simon Templar 6:25
Two visitors, darling. A man and a gun. That phone's getting kind of heavy, ain't it, mister? The phone? Oh, yes, yes.

How does the episode introduce The Saint and set up Cupid and the Corpse?

Simon Templar 6:31
Come to think of it, it is kind of heavy at that. I'll take care of it for you. That's better. You know, you're the second person we've met today who should read Emily Post. Don't you know it isn't polite to point at people, particularly with a gun?

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