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While last year we brought you an episode of Casey Cromb Photographer that was set at

Thanksgiving and was actually on the next series of the show. We were playing sustaining episodes

and this episode was from the anchor Hawking Run. Well this week we're going to bring you another

episode from the next run of the show. This one's not part of anchor Hawking, this part of the

Tony Home Permanent Run which would take over in March of 1948. So let's go ahead and take a

listen to today's episode, the original air date, November 25th 1948 and the title is holiday.

Tony! Tony Home Permanent the wave that gives that natural look brings you crime photographer.

Good evening everyone, this is Bill Cullen greeting you for Tony Home Permanent and inviting

you to listen to another adventure of Casey Cromb Photographer, ace cameraman who covers the

crime news of a great city. Written by Alonso Dean Cole, our adventure for tonight, holiday.

Thanksgiving Day, early afternoon, along the cloud that stole tightly by the Blue Note Cafe,

is a slight worried-looking man who unlike the other strollers doesn't appear to be in a holiday mood.

At fifth, fifth connoisse. Hey remember me fella Casey morning express.

Sure I remember you. Hey hey couldn't be better, fifth I haven't seen you since you

must be three years. I guess it is. Miss Williams I may introduce Mr. Cullen.

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