Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar: The Embarcadero Matter (EP5070)

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Unknown 0:00
Pivää!
Professor Devi Sridhar 0:00
Hyvää päivää!
Unknown 0:01
Saanko kysyä.
Professor Devi Sridhar 0:02
Ainesta kysyä saa.
Unknown 0:03
Hyvä! Minkä seuraavista saa kotiovelle nyt jopa tunnissa, virpojat, putkimiehen vai ruokaostokset.
Professor Devi Sridhar 0:10
Ainakin ruokaostokset.
Unknown 0:11
Kyllä, ruokaostokset.
John Glenn 0:13
Tietät tietää,
Unknown 0:14
tiedetään.
John Glenn 0:15
Ruokaostokset kotiovelle nyt jopa tunnissa. S-kaupat helpotimme ruokakauassa käyntiä. Tilaa sovelluksella tai osoitteessa s-skaupat.fi.
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Adam Graham 1:23
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 yours truly Johnny Dollar. But first, I want to encourage you if you're enjoying the podcast, please follow us using your favorite podcast software. And remember, as you're making your travel plans, check johnnydollarair.com. JohnnyDollarAir.com is a price line affiliate link. So part of the purchase price, support Supports the great detectives of old time radio at no additional cost to you, so remember when making your travel plans, check Johnny DollarAir dot com first. But now from august twenty third, nineteen fifty nine, here is the embarcadero matter.
Bob Bailey 2:20
Johnny Luller. Yeah. Well I think I've had all the thrills I need here in Paris. And who are you?
Unknown 2:28
I monsieur, I'm the night clerk here in the hotel.
Bob Bailey 2:31
Oh, well, what's all the excitement about?
Unknown 2:33
Monsieur Dolaire, I have the telephone call for you and Monsieur.
Bob Bailey 2:37
Yeah.
Unknown 2:38
It is wonderful. It is the long distance. It is the transatlantic.
Bob Bailey 2:42
A transatlantic home.
Unknown 2:43
From the what you call the United States. Well,
Bob Bailey 2:46
bully for you.
Unknown 2:47
But across the ocean. It must be the most important.
Bob Bailey 2:50
Yeah, well put em on and we'll see. Hello?
Unknown 2:55
Johnny? That's right. George Reed here.
Bob Bailey 2:57
Well, George. All right, Clerk. You can get off the line now.
Unknown 3:02
What, Johnny?
Bob Bailey 3:03
You hear me? Well it's Go on, hang up.
Unknown 3:07
Very well, monsieur.
Bob Bailey 3:10
Now, George, you get my cable report on the only jewels?
Unknown 3:12
Yes, you did a great job in spite of all the money you threw around. I mean what you gave that man to Marsac. But listen, I'm glad I caught you before you left.
Bob Bailey 3:21
I'm flying on back tonight, seeing Hartford in the morning.
Unknown 3:23
No.
Bob Bailey 3:23
What?
Unknown 3:24
Contact Mr. Maurice Rigaud. They're at our Paris office.
Bob Bailey 3:27
Oh? What about? Getting those jewels back to America?
Unknown 3:30
No, that's all taken care of. But in talking with him a minute ago I happened to mention that you're there, so uh he wants you to stay around and Yes. Well the medallion was stolen from the galleries of the Louvre two or three weeks ago. Priceless. So it has to be found and returned to it.
Bob Bailey 3:49
Well, I'll do what I can, George.
Unknown 3:51
Good. Now contact this man Riga at our office there immediately.
Bob Bailey 3:55
Contact for go, huh?
Unknown 3:56
That's right. Why do you say it that way?
Bob Bailey 4:00
Because maybe I won't bother him.
Unknown 4:02
What?
Bob Bailey 4:02
George

What is the opening premise of the Embarcadero Matter mystery?

Bob Bailey 4:04
Maybe I've got a better idea.
Russell Thorson 4:09
Yeah. Oh
Harry Bartell 4:13
CBS Radio brings you Bob Bailey in the intriguing adventures of the man with the action backed expense account, America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator. Yours truly Johnny Dollar.
Bob Bailey 4:44
Expense accounts of it are by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar. The Floyd's of England North American office. Or maybe it's the Paris office, we'll see. Following his account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the embarcadero matter. Expense account item one, a few francs. Call it ten cents American for a telephone call. Not to Rigaud at Floyd's of England, but to my old underworld contact, Louis Dumassac. The strange little character who calls himself the Grey Cat.
Unknown 5:15
Oui, oui, monsieur Dollar. C'est la chagrie. You your most loyal, most faithful friend. Yeah,
Bob Bailey 5:22
yeah, I'm sure. Are you living it up on that money I gave you for locating the only jewels for me?
Unknown 5:27
Oh, alas, monsieur, I have been most unfortunate. Only one small uh what you call investment.

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