Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Night in Paris Matter (EP5065)

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TIE kauniimpaan kotiin. Vie idän kautta. Kauppakeskus Lanternasta. Löydät kiinnostavimmat huonekaluliikkeet, sisustuksen erikoiskauppoja sekä täyden valikoiman rautakaupan saman katon alta. Ja jopa 500 ilmaista parkkipaikkaa. Tervetuloa Lanternaan.
Mark Chapman 0:19
Lanterna.fi Tämä ei ole toskanalainen pannulohi. Tämä on ruokaa aivoille. Bake the salted salmon fillets in oil. Grate the white onions and cherry tomatoes. Mix the vegetable oil, red pesto and lemon juice with the pan. Add the tomatoes and salmon fillets to the sauce and a pinch of pineapple. Life is food. S-Market.
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In between the 5th and 6th floors, in the windows of the toilet, Antero began to moan, when his inattentive attention was attached to a cake, in which there is, for example, breaded chicken fillet and halloumi. In between, chicken halloumi cake, now only 7.50.
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Adam Graham 1:34
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 do want to encourage you, if you're enjoying the podcast, please follow us using your favorite podcast software. And our listener support and appreciation campaign continues. You can become one of our ongoing Patreon supporters for as little as $2 per month at patreon.greatdetectives.net. Now, from August 16th, 1959, here is The Not in Paris Matter.
Olen Shannon Maldonado 2:21
Johnny Dollar. George Reed here. Well, George, how's Floyd to London? And how are you holding up in this hot weather? Johnny, all I can say is I wish I could
Bob Bailey 2:40
make a trip
G. Stanley Jones 2:40
to France
Bob Bailey 2:41
at somebody else's expense.
G. Stanley Jones 2:44
Now,
Bob Bailey 2:44
what's that supposed
G. Stanley Jones 2:45
to mean? I
Bob Bailey 2:49
don't know.
G. Stanley Jones 2:55
of yours in Paris?
Bob Bailey 2:56
De Marsac. Louis de Marsac.
G. Stanley Jones 2:58
Yes.
Bob Bailey 2:58
Calls himself Le Chagrin.
G. Stanley Jones 3:00
That's right, the gray cat. Why he ever chose to call himself that?
Bob Bailey 3:03
Because at night all cats are gray.
G. Stanley Jones 3:06
So he's
Bob Bailey 3:06
hard to see in the dark. Well, figure it out for yourself, Paris after dark. De Marsac knows more about the dark alleys and sewers and back streets. But what did he call you about, George?
G. Stanley Jones 3:15
He wants to talk to you about the only diamond.
Bob Bailey 3:18
The what?
G. Stanley Jones 3:19
Three quarters of a million dollars worth of diamonds, a necklace, It was stolen from the Earl of Olney during a recent visit to the United States.
Bob Bailey 3:25
The shot green has a lead on him?
G. Stanley Jones 3:27
He wouldn't say, but if he has, he can get them back. Believe me, we shan't quibble over your expense account.
Bob Bailey 3:32
Including whatever may be necessary to grease the palm of Dumasac? His information usually comes pretty high, you know. I understand that. And a bit of an allowance, shall we say, for my own entertainment while I'm there?
G. Stanley Jones 3:44
Well, now, don't go overboard, Johnny.
Bob Bailey 3:46
George, I'll be in
G. Stanley Jones 3:47
touch.
Jack Johnstone 3:51
CBS Radio brings you Bob Bailey in the exciting adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account, America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator... Yours truly, Johnny Dollar.
Bob Bailey 4:21
Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar. Deployance of London, North American office, Hartford, Connecticut. Following is an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the night in Paris matter. Expense account item one, $12 even, for a call to Paris, France. To a man I wouldn't trust any further than you could throw the loo. Louis de Massac.
Gus Bay 4:47
Howie. and they shot me.
Bob Bailey 4:53
Oldest and dearest friend,
Gus Bay 4:55
huh? Of
Bob Bailey 4:56
course. One of the crookedest, chiselingest connivers I ever met.
Gus Bay 4:59
Oh, no. But
Bob Bailey 5:00
George Reed says you have some information about the only diamond, which means you've got your hand out, as usual.
Gus Bay 5:05
Oh, believe me, one of me. I only told him that I wished to speak to you about something.
Bob Bailey 5:10
You didn't hint around about those diamonds?
Gus Bay 5:13
Well, perhaps I did make some very slight reference about
Bob Bailey 5:17
them.
Gus Bay 5:17
Yes. phoning him what you call collect.
Bob Bailey 5:21
You know where those diamonds are, de Marsec? Well? Okay, how much do you want this time?
Gus Bay 5:29
Monsieur, you are speaking of money? What else? You hurt me. You touched me to the
Bob Bailey 5:36
grave. Oh, sure. How much?
Gus Bay 5:38
Well, one might think that I slave and suffer and risk my life on your behalf only for money.
Bob Bailey 5:44
How much, de Marsec?
Gus Bay 5:46
Say, $10,000 American?
Bob Bailey 5:49
Yeah. Well, it was nice to talk to you.

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