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While we continue our celebration of 110 years since Bob Bailey's birth,

with a newly circulated episode of yours truly Johnny Dollar.

Now, these come from the later half-hour episodes,

and I probably should put half-hour in quotes,

since these episodes are missing the commercials and the closing

credits and a few other little bit. So we have quite a bit less than half an hour to bring you. Both

of these programs come from 1958. And so we'll eventually play them on the podcast in their proper order.

But in celebrating Bob Bailey, I really think it's appropriate just to let folks hear a performance they've never heard before.

So I hope you enjoy this, the original air date, is January 26, 1958, and the title is The Fire in Paradise Matter.

Hollywood, it's time now for...

Johnny Dollar.

Hi, this is Fred Haney, fourth day firing casualty. Oh, hi-ah, Fred.

Got a free day on your schedule for a pretty routine case? Sure. Want to see me in your office?

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