The Case of Murder and the Bloodstained Necklace

It's time now for Mr. Keene, Tracer of Lost Persons. Ladies and gentlemen, Annison and Colonos present Mr. Keene, Tracer of Lost Persons, one of the most famous characters of American fiction in one of Radio's most thrilling dramas.

Tonight and every Thursday at this same time, the famous old investigator takes from his file and brings to us one of his most celebrated missing persons cases. Tonight's case is entitled, The Case of Murder and the Bloodstained Necklace.

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I'll repeat the name, Anacine, A-N-A-C-I-N. Oh, for Mr. Keene, and the case of murder and the blood-stained necklace. Our scene opens in a corridor of a metropolitan hotel. A man with a brief case in his hand has been knocking impatiently at one of the room doors.

As a bell boy approaches with a picture of ice water and some glasses. Excuse me, sir. Was that ice water ordered for this room boy? Oh, yes, sir, for Mrs. Bradley. Well, I don't think she's in.

I've been knocking for over five minutes. It's funny, mister. She gave me the order herself over the telephone, told me to bring the ice water right up. My name's Austin. I have an appointment with Mrs. Bradley.