This is the Relic Radio Show, old-time radio entertainment still standing the test of time from Relicio.com.

This week on the Relic Radio show, our hour begins with Nightbeat.

We'll hear their story from November 10th, 1950, titled The Slasher, after that it's suspense, and Blue Eyes from August 29th, 1946.

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8. Hi, this is Randy Stone.

I covered a nightbeam for the Chicago store.

Stories start in many different ways.

This one began with a flash of a knife and a woman's scream

and ended up with a new kind of love and a woman's tears.

Night Beat, starring Frank Lovejoy as Randy Stone.

Do you ever notice how when the sun goes down the chemistry of the whole earth starts a new reaction?

The flowers close with the shop doors, sunshine leaves town with the buses,

and the birds settle down like the dust covers on the department store counters. At night, perfume replaces the flowers, neon takes up the task of the sun, and the

birds that take flight of the hearts of people looking for love and the good tomorrow.

Someone said the night is a mantle that covers the weary and a cave of excitement for the adventure some.

He forgot to add that the night is also a mask for the evil.

I was out making my round, covering my beat for a story.

I talked with a boot black hair, a hat-check girl there, a head waiter a two,

a sort of cavies, and came up with there, a head waiter a two, assorted

cavies, and came up with nothing but a few shreds of scandal that were better left unreported.

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