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Mr. Walker's Problem
Richard Diamond, Private Detective · March 28, 1952 · 29 min · 4,651 words
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The makers of camel cigarettes present dick Powell as Richard Diamond private detective. Why don't you smoke the cigarette so many doctors enjoy? In a nationwide survey a few years ago, 113,597 doctors were asked, what cigarette do you smoke, doctor?
The brand name most was camel. It was true then. It is true now. Because repeated surveys have been made and every time the brand named most has been camel Yes, the survey show that more doctors smoke camels than any other cigarette Why don't you smoke the cigarette so many doctors enjoy?
We bring you another transcribed adventure with Richard Diamond private detective starring Dick Powell Diamond Detective Agency mr. Diamond speaking Excuse me, I must have the wrong number. Oh, is that you, Helen?
This is me, hon. Oh, well, I thought maybe you might be a client. How are you, dear? Well, I'm fine, but what's wrong with you? Wrong. Yes, what means that diamond detective agency, Mr. Diamond, speaking?
Usually come on the phone like Roy Rogers and his horse trigger. How come no slogans? Oh, they tell you the truth, dear. I couldn't think of one this week. Anyway, aren't you the gal who's always after me to get some culture?
This is culture. Ain't nothing else but. You just want a jaw? He got something important to talk about. Hmm? Hmm. This is Friday, you know. It happens every week. Yes, but this is the Friday when if you haven't got a client by noon, we're going for a drive, remember?
By Joe, that's right. Well, by Joe, it is now 1143 and 15 seconds, approximately. Sounds like someone gave you a... What does that broken sentence mean? Client walk in? Shh, client. It talks a lot, dear.
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