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for this week's episode of the adventures of Sam Spade, the original air date. March the

second, 1951 and the title is The Crab Louie Caper.

The National Broadcasting Company presents the adventures of Sam Spade detective.

Sam Spade detective agency.

Oh no, oh no. I beg your pardon? Swine up to you, Campanello. Hey, why are you? Nothing at all, sweetheart. I just

happen to have the tourist list of handy Italian phrases before me. Your speech never did that to

before Sam. North Beach never did anybody like it just did me. But I thought you said oh by

tell a male, just wanted you to drop by for a friendly talk. And some garlic bread and red wine,

but does that explain the knife gash on my coat? You're new, please. My old tweet now, Cherub. You see,

it was never meant to be swimming. The Bay? Not again. What else? By now your keen feminine instinct

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