Five Fingers

Welcome to Hollywood. The Ironporces Radio and Television Service brings you the Hollywood Radio Theater, starring James Mason and Pamela Colino in Five Fingers. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cummings. Greetings from Hollywood ladies and gentlemen.

Tonight we bring you another of our 20 Grapes, Five Fingers, a thrilling drama of a clever spy who sold his services to the highest bidder, and recreating his original role of the infamous traitor in this 20th century fox picture will be James Mason.

And as his co-star is charming wife, Pamela Colino. Now act one of five fingers, starring James Mason as the yellow, and Pamela Colino as Countess Davisky. This account begins in 1944. The war was at its height.

But some nations still were neutral among them, Turkey. One evening late in March, an utter shame the German ever see at Ankara, a man named Moisech, was about to winter his quarters when a stranger appeared from out of the shadows.

What have you do? Don't press your voice. Who are you? What do you want? Take me to your office. Either you tell me who you are. Don't be fooled. I brought you the opportunity of a lifetime.

I can make you the envy of the entire German Foreign Service. Now, open the door. The stranger was in his middle thirties, well-dressed, and his moisage soon found out exceedingly sure of himself. Let me warn you, Moisage.

Not one word of this must reach anyone except your ambassador. My life will depend on your discretion. A responsibility I do not choose to accept. I'm afraid you have no choice. Your life will depend upon it, too.

You see, certain British documents classed as most secrets have come into my possession. The price is 20,000 pounds. English pounds sterling. Twenty-thaw. Who are you? I am a spy, obviously. I'm also a businessman. And you consider it sound business to pay 20,000 pounds to an unidentified amateur for a set of so-called secrets?