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Now on to this week's show, we're going to hear from The Saint, and the case of the previewed crime from July 30, 1950.

After that, it's Nightbeat and Big John McMasters.

That story aired March 4, 1951. One.

The song. The Adventures of the Saint, starring Vincent Price. The Saints, based on characters created by Leslie Trotteris,

and known to millions from books, magazines, and motion pictures.

The Robin Hood of Modern Crime now comes transcribed to radio,

starring Hollywood's brilliant and talented actor Vincent Price as... The Saint. Mr. Templar? Mr. Templar. I'm asleep. Mr. Templar. Noisy dreams. You're not dreaming, Mr. Templar. I'm alone in my bedroom. I'm in bed. It's dark. Oh, but you're not alone. I'm here. Go away. I'm sorry. I didn't climb into your bedroom in the middle of the night merely to go away again. What did you expect? A 21 gun salute? I expect your attention. You can't see me, can you? No, I'd be even happier if I couldn't hear you. But I can see you, however. Your silhouhouetted against the window behind you. That was cunning of me. It helps me aim the gun. I'm pointing at you. I'm so glad. I'd hate to have your aim suffer. What do I do now? Get up with the lights on and... You don't do anything of the kind. No? Why? Are you shy?

Yeah.

Let's say I'm shy.

That's why you insist on holding this conversation with me in the dark.

The conversation, obviously, that wouldn't be about the weather.

What would it be about?

Well, I'm a writer.

A writer and shy?

Nonsense.

I need some advice. The only advice I can give all writers is don't. I'm a writer. A writer and shy? Nonsense. I need some advice.

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