The Man Who Couldn't Lose

The Spence produced, edited and directed by William Speer. This is the third in a special limited series of five Friday night performances of suspense at this hour. Suspense is compounded of mystery and suspicion and dangerous adventure.

In this series are stories calculated to intrigue you, to stir your nerves, to offer you a precarious situation and then withhold the solution until the last possible moment. from Hollywood we bring you Mr. Dandurier as star in the man who couldn't lose a radio play by Emil C. Tepperman we trust that with this tale we shall once again

keep you in suspense. All right now sure sure I feel swell you better not talk anymore though why not I got nothing to worry about that's what I'm telling you something's happened to me I'm not scared. It's just like old man mostly said. It doesn't happen often. But when it does, well, it's happened to me.

Something's happened to me that doesn't happen once in a hundred years. And it all happened in one day. Yeah, it began this morning. Leonard! You try to kid me. You're not asleep. Get up. Sure, sure, sure, okay, okay.

I cook your breakfast. I come home and cook your dinner. In between, I work behind that counter all day until I'm so tired I can't hardly stand up. The least you can do is get up and drive me to work.

Sure, I will. And what do you do? Nothing. Mm, I'll listen to see you. You don't call what you do, work, I hope. When did you last sell an insurance policy? When? I'll bet you can't even remember.

I'm sure I can't. All right, all right. And when you do get up enough energy to sell one once in a while, I never see the money, horses, sweet-sakes tickets, the numbers, anything just so long as you gamble it away.