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Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons · May 30, 1940 · 12 min · 2,488 words
The transcript of “The Case of the Woman Who Wasn't Needed (Pt. 1)”, an episode of Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons first broadcast May 30, 1940. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Gumshoe plays Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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spelled B I S O D O L and And now, Mr. Keene, tracer of lost persons, and the case of the woman who wasn't needed. Last time, Mr. Keene concluded the case of murder and the nightclub singer.
Through his persistence, Mr. Keene obtained the necessary evidence to free Jim Ford of a murder charge and ensure the future happiness of Lori, Macon and Jim. It is now the next evening in Mr. Keene's office, and Miss Ellis, the tracer secretary, is preparing to leave the office for the day.
Oh, thank heavens, thank heavens. I'm not too late, am I? Mr. Keene is still here, isn't he? Well, we're just closing the office. I'm not sure whether Mr. Keene is left for the day or not.
I must see him immediately. My name is Frank. Henry Frank. It's very, very important. Oh, Miss Ellis, you're still here. I thought you'd go on home. Mr. Keene, this gentleman. You're Mr. Keene? Yes? You must listen to me. Give me just a few minutes of your time.
Well, of course, gladly, if there's anything I can do, Miss Ellis, would you mind waiting just in a while? No Mr. Keene, that's perfectly all right. Please come inside. My name is Frank. Henry Frank.
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