The Reunionafrs Mystery Playhouse

Good evening. Please. Welcome on to the news. Good turn. Tonight our stage has been taken over by the crime photographer, written by an Angeline Cole, and based on the fictional character of Flashgun Casey, created by George Horning Cott, and played by Scott Cott, Casey, ace cameraman of the morning, expressed cover of the crime news of a great city.

As a venture for tonight, the reunion. Well, it's nine o'clock in the evening. A luxurious week in our city's most expensive hotel. One of its present occupants is a strikingly beautiful woman. In her hand is the latest crash in magazine, but she stares at it without interest.

I mean, yes, Ruth. You haven't seen the page in that magazine for half an hour. I've been thinking, oh, I've been... Why don't you put him out of your mind if a man had done to you what my husband has tried to do to me Could you drive it from your mind? Yes, I am. I made Curtis success

He was just a poor weakling when I met him. I made him a great sculptor. I made him rich and famous Now he's reposement But he's not going to get away with it. You and lawyers will think about having you They told you they can nullify that divorce curse got from you and I think of the rottenness of a lot of

Joan came anymore. When you and I were in South America, the bit Kirk deflated me to take for myself. All the while he was establishing residence out of this state to divorce me for abandonment.

Then when we came home four days ago, we find he's been granted his divorce and he's a mockingly a soldier. And he was prepared to marry another woman. That big thing only she keeps capable.