Soap Opera Caper

The National Broadcasting Company presents The Adventures of Sam Spade Detective. Some say detective agency. May sweetheart, was it also said? Excruciating if I suffered, girl, how I suffered. But there's no other way said. When fate turns against the man.

Who, dear one, true, but from somewhere I must find strength. You must, you must. To pick up the shattered fragments of my life. To raise my eyes once again to the horizon and piece by piece, put them together again. And the two of us dear one hand in hand shall go marching down the years

together. Brace yourself sweetheart. Gather together the homely humble tools of your trade find six dry handkerchiefs and prepare to greet me with a smile behind the tear. I'll be down before for you can change stations with a report entitled The Soap Opera Capers.

["The Soap Opera"] For NBC, William Sphere, radio's outstanding producer, director of history and crime drama, brings you the greatest private detective of them all, in The Adventures of Sam Spade. ["The Soap Opera"] Who called young witter Perrine?

Over there. There's a soap opera ever over there, one. Oh. What is that on the phone? I know, I know, but it's not the end. It's never the end. Pull up a chair now. Take a firm grip on pad, pencil, and your emotions.

Got him? I'm with the ready thing. Good show. Two Agatha Pilding from Samuel's Fate License Number 137596, Subject the soap opera caper. How was I to know what was on her mind? This strange woman, this mysterious Agatha Pilding, this voice on the telephone, directing me to the big sprawling house in Hillsborough.