Hello and welcome to another episode of Nostalgic Mystery Radio.

I'm your host Stevie Kay. It's my honor to bring you the radio shows of Yes Dear. For this episode, I bring you Philo Vance, episode

titled The Butler Murder Case, originally aired October 28th, 1948, where a dentist is threatened

with death by an extortionist and is then murdered.

So sit back and relax, and I hope you enjoy this nostalgic mystery radio.

Thank you for listening. The

The There's a patient in the waiting room, doctor. Can you see him now?

In a moment, Miss Lee. I just want to shop sharpen the burrow in this drill. Didn't we get those new ones we ordered? No, doctor. The company said they wouldn't send us any unless we paid our bill. They say it's six months old. So what if it is? I'm good for the money. What about the patient? Has he been here before? He's new to me. He says he had a toothache and saw the sign outside.

All right, Miss Lee. Ask him to come in, please.

Very well, doctor. I'll tell him you can see him now.

Would you come in, sir?

Yeah, sure. Thanks, lady.

Hi, Doc.

Hello. Sit right down here, if you will, sir. Yeah, sure. Thanks, Doc. Hello. Sit right down here, if you will, sir.

Yeah, sure. Thanks, Doc. Well, that's the telephone. Excuse me just a moment, will you please? Sure. Hi, Doc. Hello? Hello, Michael? I just wanted to know if you'll be home for dinner. I hope I have disturbed you. Oh, I'll be home, Grace, but I have a patient in the chair, so I've got to cut this short.

Oh, I understand. Goodbye, darling. Hurry home. Goodbye, Grace. Well, now, sir, we're ready for you. Yeah, sure, Doc. That was your wife? Yes, why? She liked you? Of course. I don't think I understand it.

She wouldn't want nothing to happen to you, would she?

Of course not. But then neither would I.

What are you talking about?

To tell the truth, Doc, I ain't got no pain and no tooth.

I guess maybe I'm going to pee a pain in the neck.

You see, I work for Professor Powell,

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