Hello, and welcome to another episode of Nostologic Mystery Radio.

I'm your host Stevie Kay, and it's my honor to bring you the radio shows of yesteryear.

For this episode, I bring you Boston Blackie, episode titled,

A Murder at the Movies, originally aired December 13th, 1945,

where a movie star is shot while in a trunk, but no bullet went through the trunk, and the bullet wasn't inside the trunk either. So sit back and relax,

and I hope you enjoy this nostalgic mystery radio. Thank you for listening. I'm... Blackie, all I want you to do is open a safe.

Mr. Smith, the trouble with you motion picture people is that you see too many movies.

I'm serious, Blackie.

Well, perhaps you'll tell us more about it, Mr. Smith. Certainly, Miss Wesley. I don't really want Blackie to open the safe. Well, now, just what do you want me to do? Open the safe. Oh, here we go again. Look, let me explain. As I told you, I'm supervisor for Herald Productions productions we're making a big picture here and we have a

safe cracking scene we just want to make sure we don't have our man open a safe that can't be opened and we

want to make sure that when he does open it he opens it properly well that should be simple but it's not

so simple when you don't know anything about safe or how to open them we'd like you to give us a little

technical advice i'm sorry mr smith but giving advicees or how to open them. We'd like you to give us a little technical advice.

I'm sorry, Mr. Smith, but giving advice is a little out of my line. Let me suggest it might be a good thing for you to do. Uh, taking advice is a little out of Blackie's line, too. I asked for that, didn't I marry? Look, Blackie, we'll pay you for your services. Isn't this all a little silly? Of course not.

We do this all the time. When we make a picture involving airplanes, we get a pilot for technical advisor. When we do a C-story, a seaman advises us. Yes, I think I've noticed a credit line for the technical advisor at the beginning of pictures. Mary, there's a credit line for everybody at the beginning of pictures. Oh, you know where it is... Look, Blackie, all you have to do is come down to the studio while we're making the safe cracking scenes.

How about it? credit line for everybody at the beginning of pictures. Look, Blackie, all you have to do is come down to the studio while we're making the safe

cracking scenes.

How about it, Blackie?

Oh, Blackie, I've always wanted to see him like a movie, please, huh?

Oh, all right.

Maybe a movie studio is the one place in the world I won't run in to Inspector Faraday.

Okay. place in the world, I won't run in to inspect a Faraday. Beneficial finance company has the cash you want for any good reason.

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