Shot In The Dark Caper

The National Broadcasting Company presents the adventures of Sam Spade Detective. Please sweetheart! Oh, it's you! What kind of a greeting is that? Oh, it's you! Well, Sam, I may be only your secretary and all that, but I do have feelings, you know.

What have I done now? If you recall... Yes? You were supposed to take me to the Gary Theatre last night. Yeah? And you never showed up! Well, F.E.I. Oh, I know! You make up some big story like you always do, always an excuse!

No, I'll try to tell you the truth. And then... The truth! It'll probably be a story about at least two or three people being killed. Yeah? How you had to be there to straighten the whole thing out.

Well, as a matter of fact... And there'll be beautiful women with hair like cards, smoke, and crimson flashes for mouths. You would leave that out. Now that you mention it, everyone... And you're going shooting and getting knocked out and glass keying your way into houses and anything else you can think of.

Effie! Well, if you think that I'll fall for that... Effie, will you please... What's your big fat story? You've already told everything about it, but the title, I might as well add that. My big fat story is called The Shot in the Dark Capers.

["The Shot in the Dark Capers"] Transcribe for NBC, William Spear, radio's outstanding producer, director of mystery and crime drama brings you the greatest private detective of them all. In The Adventures of Sam Spade. to spade now if he don't be like this i promise you tonight right after this report we'll go to the theater and we'll have dinner to any place you want some good