Welcome to the great attack

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this week's episode of Final Vance, the original air date February the 14th, 1950, and the title is the Scarface Murder Case.

Really, Vance? Don't you think you're being a little obvious? Don't you think she rates it Markham?

a little obvious. Don't you think she rates it, Markham? Have you ever seen a more beautiful woman?

You've been staring at her for an hour. Is our foremost private investigator doing some

really private investigating? That is a leading question, Markham. The district attorney should

know better than to prompt a witness. Besides, you haven't conceded that she's beautiful.

I can see. Oh, she's much prettier than that. Besides, I'm certain she's been trying to attract

my attention. That's she's dining with a gentleman. Both of them seem to me to be mining their own

business. Are you sure you're not using a little hopeful imagination? Quite. Do you know the man

she's with by any chance? No, I don't. Fact is, I can't make out his face very well. You can see

a scar on it. Imagine he's brought poor aim and he's relatively bald and quite stocky.

There's something familiar about him and there's something very lovely about his blonde companion.

Yes, there is. I think she's... Markham, did you see that? Could I say what? They're leaving

and I could swear she indicated she wanted me to follow her. You intend to go after her?

Yes. Vance, wars have been fought over less. Well, our check is paid. Let's go.

They've just passed the head waiter. We can probably catch them in the foyer before they get

into the street. All right, but after we do catch them, then what? That all depends on whether I

did get a signal from the lady. Well, here we are. New late Vance, they've already gone out

the street dog. Oh no, no, the man is still here. You see that chap, the one with the scar?

There he is, sitting over there in that chair. The man is still here. That's the brakes I get.

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