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5 Keys to a Robbery
The Green Hornet · October 10, 1952 · 29 min · 4,539 words
The transcript of “5 Keys to a Robbery”, an episode of The Green Hornet first broadcast October 10, 1952. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Green Hornet plays The Green Hornet free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Rick Reed, young publisher of the Daily Sentinel, had flown his seaplane to Miami, Florida, for the newspaper publisher's convention taking place there. Michael Axford accompanied him, as did Reed's valid and friend, Cato. Reed confided in Oxford, since Mescase and Clickabenny are taking their vacation in Cuba, I thought perhaps we might fly over to see them before we return North.
That's right, Havana's only an hour's plane ride from here, isn't it? Oh, that's not. But the girls aren't in Havana, they've taken a beach cartage 50 miles from there at Cardenas. So that's where we'll go, if we go.
At that moment, a giant luxury off the Quicksilver was nearing the harbor of Cardenas. The vessel was the property of the notorious Floyd Hammond, and Hammond was in his cabin, talking with a man named Rocky Pomeroy.
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