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| Title | : | crime does not pay (12) glossy finish |
| Air Date | : | 12.26.1949 ( December 26, 1949) |
| Plot | : | +Program #12. MGM syndication. "Glossy Finish". The date above is the date of the first broadcast on WMGM, New York from which this syndicated version may have been taken. Wealthy Uncle David announces that he will leave a half million dollars to each of his two nephews. One of the nephews has considerable gambling debts. The crime of murder the last act of desperate violence on the part of an individual has never been confined to one group of people no social or economic group no race or people or nation is free from the crime of murder. For instance the well-ordered household of multimillionaire David Fuller is hardly the place where one would expect murder. It was a smooth running apparently happy household. There was David himself, his nephew John, his faithful secretary Charles Dewbold and his housekeeper Martha Frank. This was the permanent unit, modest, efficient and quiet. Then one day David Fuller called his household together and started the train of events that brought about his own death. |
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| Title | : | crime does not pay (12) glossy finish |
| Air Date | : | 12.26.1949 |
| Plot | : | +Program #12. MGM syndication. "Glossy Finish". The date above is the date of the first broadcast on WMGM, New York from which this syndicated version may have been taken. Wealthy Uncle David announces that he will leave a half million dollars to each of his two nephews. One of the nephews has considerable gambling debts. The crime of murder the last act of desperate violence on the part of an individual has never been confined to one group of people no social or economic group no race or people or nation is free from the crime of murder. For instance the well-ordered household of multimillionaire David Fuller is hardly the place where one would expect murder. It was a smooth running apparently happy household. There was David himself, his nephew John, his faithful secretary Charles Dewbold and his housekeeper Martha Frank. This was the permanent unit, modest, efficient and quiet. Then one day David Fuller called his household together and started the train of events that brought about his own death. |
| File | : | glossy_finish-1949-12-26.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 7.11Mb |
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