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Great Detectives of Old Time Radio. From Boise, Idaho, this is your

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this week's episode of Follow Vance, the original air date, March the 6th, 1947,

and the title is the vanilla murder case.

Sit down, Vance. Sit down. Nice of you to drop in. Thank you, Markham. Well, I'm

glad that being district attorney gives you the same privilege of working late

that my chosen profession affords me. Haven't seen you in a week, Vance. Don't tell me

that the public has taken over my favorite private investigator. Oh, I've been

busy, but mostly routine cases. Then this evening I was driving by this way, so

the light in your office, and thought I'd take a chance that it was you up here

and not a cleaning woman. I'm glad you're not disappointed. Or are you? If the

cleaning woman had a murder case for me to work on, or if you don't, I will be.

Anything unusual going on, Markham? Yes, I'm working late because a young lady

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