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this week's episode of Sam Spade, the original air date November the 5th of

1947 and the title is The Bow Window Keeper. The adventures of Sam Spade

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men who put good grooming first. Sam Spade Detective Agency. Hello sweetheart, it's

only me. Oh, Sam. Why so modest? Women, Effie. Age cannot weather in our custom

stale air infinite variety. Against their inculcurable wilds, mere man is a leaf

from the wind. Oh Sam, you read. Oh, who watched you and how windy was it? Psych

clonic, Effie. We had to close every window in the house. If you will just

contain your natural feminine curiosity for a few moments, I'll be right down to

the deck date my report on The Bow Window Keeper.

National Hammond, America's leading detective fiction writer and creator of Sam Spade,

the hard-boiled private eye and William Spear, radio's outstanding producer director of

mystery and crime drama, join their talents to make your hair stand on end with the adventures

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