They Met in Monte Carlo

Strange Wills. Starring Warren William and featuring Lorraine Tuttle and Carleton Young, with Howard Culver and an all-star Hollywood cast. Original music by Del Castillo. Dead Men's Wills are often strange. We cannot attempt to understand them or try to find the answers.

We can but tell the story. This is Warren William bringing you the story they met in Monte Carlo. But first, a word from your announcer. And here is our distinguished actor of stage, radio and screen, Warren William, as John Francis

O'Connell. If you're looking for adventure, intrigue, or a romantic interlude, I can suggest just the place. Monte Carlo. The world famous gambling casino, in particular, is the rendezvous of many strange characters you expect to find in fiction rather than in real life.

I shall never forget the year 1935 and the casino. It was in the roulette room of the casino that I saw the inception of a story, a strange, as weird and as interesting as any it has ever been my pleasure to relate.

It all began on a June night. I was sitting at the roulette table watching the eye of a reball of Chan's spin merrily on its way. Suddenly I felt a tug at my sleeve. I looked up. A handsome young man was looking down into my face.

I beg your pardon sir, but are you an American? Well, yes, I am, but how did you guess? I just took a chance. I'll cash in my remaining plex and join you. You know, it's nice seeing an American, even in Monte Carlo.

Big Marlo and I introduced ourselves and then took off for the casino bar. Now I'll tell you what I asked you here for a drink, Mr. O'Connell. Well, Nick, now that we're friends and compatriots, let's drop the formalities.