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The Rawlins Case

Richard Diamond, Private Detective · January 26, 1951 · 29 min · 4,657 words

The transcript of “The Rawlins Case”, an episode of Richard Diamond, Private Detective first broadcast January 26, 1951. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Richard Diamond, Private Detective plays Richard Diamond, Private Detective free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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The makers of camel cigarettes present dick power as Richard Diamond, private detective. More people smoke camels than any other cigarette. Yes, camels are the favorite cigarette of people in all walks of life.

Among them are singing stars, actors, announcers. People whose voices are their fortunes. People whose cigarette must be mild. Make the camel 30-day test and see how mild a cigarette can be. puff after puff, pack after pack.

See why more people smoke camels than any other cigarette. Here transcribed is Richard Diamond, private detective, starring Dick Powell. Diamond Detective Agency, we make homicide pay for a hundred a day. Oh, that's pretty terrible.

Oh, you should catch me on a bad day. Nothing. Am I going to see you tonight? Now, did he keep turning out the lights? Who turns out the lights? Oh, well, what difference does it make?

It's fun. I'll expect you at eight and you'll be here. Hunday, honey, of course. House business. Oh, about as dull as 50 miles of dirt road? We'll have dinner home. Bless your little pointed head.

And your empty pocket book. Uh-oh. What? Mr. Diamond? Yes, sir. Come right in. Will you pull up an old bank book and have a seat? Thank you. Lion? Well, keep a good thought, honey. you may be gorging yourself at 21.

Bye. Bye. I'd like to hire you, Mr. Diamond. Well, I'd love every minute of it. I charge you a hundred a day and expenses. All right. He reached for his wallet. While he was counting his money, I was looking at him.

This was the biggest man I'd ever seen. I was getting a nosebleed, just trying to sear with a second button on his vest. He had a pair of shoulders. It looked like the mayor should lay a cornerstone for them.

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