The Welcome to the great detectives of old-time radio from Boise, Idaho.

This is your host, Adam Graham.

In a moment, we're going to get into this week's episode

of Bulldog Drummond. I do want to encourage you to check out our other podcast, and today I'm

highlighting our World War 2 series, The War. You can find it at the war.gretectives.net. It's a

277 episode series telling the story of America through World War II

from staunch opposition to foreign involvement

to America getting onto a war footing

and the post-war era.

And we tell it not only through news programs

but through drama, comedy, song, and so much more,

check it out the war.gretactives.net. Today, I find myself in a somewhat embarrassing

situation. I expected we would have two more episodes of Bulldog Drummond. However, listening

to the episode, which I thought was going to be the second to last

episode, it is actually a duplicate of something we played earlier in the series. And Bulldog

Drummond has been a challenging series to label, quite honestly. So this is actually the very last episode. I'm a bit disappointed in,

but don't worry we do have good plans for next week. I don't actually have an original

air date for today's episode, although we do have something we can speculate on. But here now is the

episode that was labeled the Porcelain Ming Cat. Out of the fog, out of the night, and into the car, come, bulldog drumming This story begins in a

This one

Walked across the street to where my new duet was popped.

The surprise I mentioned was a blonde package done up attractively in a shimling patina fox jacket. I opened at the car door, and there she was in the front seat.

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