All right, folks, Here we are the high spot of my sight seeing George kind of child, with the mystery of the Orient, the glamor of the priest.

Now let's snip lovely.

That's right, folks.

Our first stop is the Temple of Buddha, and then the Theater of the Orient with its delightful man singer.

Hurry, Matilda, hurry, We don't want to miss anything.

So there's no restaurm here.

Now, Nicky's get out of the BET's purse.

He'll wait for it.

You can't fool me.

Homer, phaustic you want to see those dancing girls.

All right, Matilda, we can leave now.

Oh well, what about this young man in front of us.

He's deceived for.

He slept through the better part of this tour.

Well, let's wake him.

I'm sure he doesn't want to miss on your China man.

Wake up, we're in China.

Down Oh myrsty louder.

He's shaking for the shoulder, addle.

Like all right, young man, Oh my, oh, catch you on?

Oh ho, Homer, there's something wrong with that young man, right.

Matilda, there is something wrong with him.

They had a knife in this shed.

He's been murdered.

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Enemy to those who make him an enemy, friend to those who have no friends?

Why why so much to say we don't have too much eye?

I'm oh, never mind about the tour.

Is a good man in the bud.

You know what, let's try.

He was sitting right in front of us and somebody chilled him.

Are you kidding?

Who stated asking stupid question?

Don't you think you should call amphy?

Yeah?

Yeah, sure, this is really a sight saying tour.

Thirty five dollars is the last bread for this lovely antick face.

Ladies and gentlemen, do I hear forty?

Do I hear?

Thirty seven FD dollars going once, going twice?

Sold?

The lovely lady and the breen had for thirty five dollars.

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Excuse me just a minute, foxcuse me.

I want to easy.

Just came in because he's gotta see it.

I'll take going.

Okay, all right, folks.

Now the next item to see half of your pleasure is genuine important.

What's so important?

Based man?

I got good news for your slogan.

Okay, that's here, and I found your gates.

Where's he?

Oh?

You don't have to worry about him.

I spotted him getting on a sight seeing bust of China town.

Uh huh.

He didn't see me until I sat down next to him.

Are you sure I don't have to worry about him?

Yeah?

I'm positive and I've been thinking this job took me a little longer than I.

Thought it would, so we should pay me a little more.

I'm a reasonable man.

Busy how much, mom?

Dollars more?

Uh?

How did you take care of him with the knife?

Yeah?

Like this?

Oh?

Can I say?

Yeah?

Sure, it's looking here.

It's like any other knife.

He had a friend, but I left it in Joe Gates, you see, just like any other knife.

And uh, you're just like any other cheap killer, no good chump slug him ought you would blackmail man.

I said I was a reasonable man, not a stupid one.

Blackie.

Yeah, what do you think?

I don't know, Mary, h where would you get an antique chair?

Go with that?

And bought one an authentic lood guitar's chair at an.

Auction gallery's only fifteen dollars, later off a one hundred dollars for it, one.

Hundred dollars for secondhand chair.

Well, pack, it was an ante I don't care what the fourteenth sat on it years ago?

Okay, but can anybody sit on it today?

Oh?

Blackie?

Okay, Mary, say, Harry Slocumb runs one of those auction rooms.

Who's Harry Slocumb friend of yours?

No?

No, he's a character who somehow manage just to miss being put in jail, becomes money.

Close to it, and he runs an auction room.

Yeah, as a front for something illegal.

I don't know what it is, but you know, wanting to buy a chair will give me an excuse to snoop around Slogem's auction room.

After all, how far apart can iniquity and antiquity be any more?

Bits for this delicate set of bone?

Shut up now?

My last bid is one hundred dollars?

Do I hear one hundred and ten?

Do I hear one hundred and ten?

All right?

Then going once for a hundred, going twice for a hundred, done to the gentleman in the third row?

Oh God, thank you.

And that's off of this morning.

Folks will see you then tomorrow.

Hey, boss, they got rid of the suckers.

What bz he won too much?

Claire, and don't get the double caught for it?

And Bezy didn't get what he wanted?

And who sat on the floor.

It's busy.

Yes, we can't leave him there, Cliff, help me get him into this barrel, and then what we're going to take the barrel down to my boat.

And we're going to drop Beesy and the barrel into the water.

Oh any more questions, Cliff, Yes, thirday you found all these identifications on the body.

See guide.

The quest said the body hadn't been touched by any besides he nothing was taken.

Of course, something was taken.

What there was no identification on him, no fingerprint record on him.

There were no laundry cleaning marks on his clothes.

So because all this stuff was brand new, well who was he?

I don't know.

What about the person who discovered the body.

That was an elderly couple, but the guide let him get away when he went to college grave.

The guy is stabbed to death in the middle of a crowded bus.

No identification, no nothing.

You know.

The only thing good about this case is Boston Blackie, isn't it?

Hey?

Boy?

How much further?

A little more, Cliff, I want to get beyond the coast patrol.

I don't like it.

Supposed to catch it, I wan, yeah, but if they make it stop to find Visi's body on his boat, I don't like it.

I tell you I should have left you in the auction room, Cliff, I would think of looking in a barrel from body.

Nobody can't help.

But I still don't like.

I didn't like killing him, but it had to be done because he killed Joe Gates for me, trying to blackmail me.

All right, Cliff, cut the motor, what now, boys, help me roll this barrel over to the side.

Okay, I'll hold it, I'll push it in the water.

In what you're doing that?

Gun?

Boys, I'm gonna ventilate this barrel.

Why hey, are you going crazy?

Yeah?

He's shooting that barrel.

Bes he's dead, you know that.

What's the idea?

I'm just making sure that Bees's body doesn't float to the surface.

Hadter we dump it?

Ah, with all those holes in the barrel, a little sink right to the bottom, and I want be c to be gone a long time.

Uh huh Okay, Cliff, Liff, he goes easy now.

I don't want to stopping over with the barrow.

Okay, I got it.

I rested on the rail.

Yeah yeah, let's get this over, okay, Cliff.

Now do I hear any more bits for this genuine antique barrel?

No?

Well?

Going once?

Going twice?

God along?

Busy?

All right, Cliff, let's get out of here.

Ah, all black in the auction gallery is closed.

In the middle of the day.

Mary, something's wrong here.

H must be another entrance.

Well, suppose somebody's in there.

You want to buy a chair, don't you.

Here's a sign to is it l for it is, it's not.

Gonna be for long.

And there we are.

Mmm, let's just dark.

No what he in?

It's all odds blacky, I smell paint.

Okay, that's where you're going, now follow.

Me, okay, camp now, oh.

God, what's the mother?

Oh?

I think I got some paint on my sleeve or.

Shade of green.

Looks so rather well with your dress.

Mary.

I'll look around and let's get out.

Heah, Okay, Hey, this plaice is loaders good stuff.

But all the dishes, tables and lamps.

And there are some chairs.

Hold of Mary in front of you on the floor.

Oh, looks like blood it might be.

And whoever put it there doesn't have much left.

Something else have been in the hurry Black He left his hat there too.

Yeah, paint on the hat the same color as on the door frame.

Must have been on the tall side.

Initials inside the band the b J b J H.

Mary.

I think this b J left his blood, his hat in his life here, Oh, what are you gonna do?

Call parading?

Might as well put him to work on this.

See any phone?

Yeah, I'm the death there behind you.

See anything else?

Mary?

No?

No, I don't.

Oh, nothing that will help us.

That is.

This is Blackie inspecting.

Have you found any bodies lately?

Why?

Am I cool?

Sometimes I wonder I don't have anybody.

You have no head either, So that's abnormal enough.

What about the dead body you've got down to the headquarters right now?

Hey, were you on that side seeing bus?

Oh?

Was that way from him?

If you didn't know?

Well, have you identified him yet?

We're working on it.

Good luck, Blackie Friday.

His initials b j oh.

That makes everything nice and easy.

There can't be more than a million paper with those initials.

Well, look, you've got to do some work, you know.

Well, I can tell you what the body looks like.

He looks like he was dead.

Okay, genius, I'm listening.

He's about six foot one and wears a hat size and seven and eight.

I got not with you, genius.

What the corpses five to four is hat size and six and a half.

Huh, good mind, genius.

I'm busy.

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Now back to Boston.

Blackie z Jones, a killer, trails Joe Gates on a sightseeing bus and stabs him to death when Vez tries to get more money for the job from Boss Slocum, owner of an auction room, Slocum kills Beezy and dumps him in the ocean because Mary wants to buy a chair.

Blackie uses this as a pretext to search Slocum's place.

Blackie finds a puddle of blood in a hat with the initials b J in it.

Blackie calls Instea the.

Paradise, but Paraday is working on the murder of Joe Gates and Beezy's death has not as yet been reported.

As we returned to our story, Homer and Matilda Fasta, the elderly couple who discovered Joe's body on the sight seeing Boss, are coming to see Inspector Paraday.

Coming on, Homers, All right, inspect your Paraday to office.

He's right down here in this car there.

Oh, miss Childer.

Do you think we should we our duty laker running loose and we must help the inspector.

Catching Well, I hope we do.

Here's the office insector Faraday.

No, he has been just now then what are you doing in his office?

I'm waiting for Can I help him?

Well, we're here to see the justices.

Then we are going to help the inspector sol the murders.

Up til now, that's been my exclusive privilege, Tilda.

Don't you recognize this man?

No, Boss, it's blurky.

Well so he is, wait till the girl and you're above here.

You must be helping me in stet to find the murderer that nice young man on.

The sight seeing But oh, were you on that fuce?

We sht right behind the young man.

Yes, and we were the one who discovered he was dead.

Now we figured that that young man must have been stabbed to death.

But the fella sit next to him.

Well, and we saw that other man, didn't we, Homer?

We searched.

You saw the other man?

Did you get a good look at him?

I should say we did.

Well.

He was a big man with a scar on the left side of his face.

Yes, and he had dark hair, and he was wearing a gray felt hat with a snap brim.

You found the man?

No just a hat?

Oh now think hard, will you please?

Did this man with a scar have bushy eyebrows?

Yes?

Yes, Blackie, you know the killer?

I think I do.

He's busy Jones is a cheap could she could.

See, Homer?

Kee, I told you we have the Well, isn't that right, Blackie?

Not quite?

You see somebody killed Beezy.

Now we have to find the killers.

Killer.

Stay away from me, Boss Cliff.

The next time I want miss Cliff, You're gone crazy.

Put that gun down.

You ain't gonna get rid of me like you did Besy.

How where did you get such a full idea?

That's the way you operate.

I know you first, Busy kills Joe Jason.

You kill Besye so nobody can taste the Beaties.

Oh what, now you're gonna kill me because I know about Zy and Joe Hobby a sap, Cliff, I need trust you.

Put that gun.

Ah, No, you're not gonna stuff me in an O barrel.

Hall of course I'm not.

Now, Cliff go, I'll put that gun down.

You're my right hand man.

I trust you.

I need you.

Claire, Well, that's better.

And then, Cliff, I couldn't kill you.

After all, I don't have Joey of Beusy anymore.

You're my right hand man.

I'm the only one that's left.

Blackie.

What are you doing behind my desk?

I just wanted to see how they operates.

Friday.

What kept him?

What kept me?

Yeah?

And I'll tell you it's like this.

We've been trying to identify the body we found in the bus.

Any luck, Yeah, we managed to get results once in a while.

Corp, says Joe Gates.

I know who killed him, the same way you identified the corps.

You never saw Buck Blackie.

Why don't you take a vacation from being a past beat it relaxed Friday.

I'm a taxpayer and headquarters of civic property.

Besides, the elderly couple who farm, Gates dead and the bus were just here.

Well where are they now?

I sent them home?

You what they told me?

Everything they knew.

They described the guys sitting next to Gates on the bus, and I'm sure it was Jones.

Why didn't you say so?

Now all we have to do is find VZ Jones.

We have our case.

You're not quite why not?

Beezy's dead?

Remember I thought your corps had the initial vj Oh, so that was your corpse?

All right?

Where is it?

I don't know?

You say, I was doing some investigating in the back of slogans or slogan?

Where does he come into this?

Now?

What do you talk?

If you will stop making so much noise, maybe you learn something.

Okay, teacher, go ahead.

But I better be good.

It is I found blood in the back of Slogan's place and near the blood are half of the initials VJ in here.

So so Slogan is supposed to be running a legitimate auction room.

Yeah, but I think it's a front for stolen goods.

There's your case Fatday where Gates tried to pull some kind of a stunt or Slocum hired Bes to take care of him, and then Slocum killed Vzy.

Yeah, it's all tied in with this racket in the auction room.

Yeah, why don't you investigate Slogan's place, Farthing, Maybe you'll find auctions speak louder.

Than the words.

He still having found a chair Blackie, and.

Faraday still is looking for a killer.

Look, Mary, I think I can wind up this case.

I need your help.

How about it?

Well, I did want to get back to my place to change his grin.

Well what do you want me to do?

You want to go to Slogan and pose as BZ Jones's girl.

Well, that's the idea.

Tell him, Bez told you all about the racket, the auction room being a front for stolen goods, and so forth, and and.

And Bezy taking care of Joe Gates of course, and tell him Beezy kept the record of all this work.

You mean dial Yeah, some sort of a little record book.

And he's left it in your apartment just in case anything happens to him.

I get it.

Now, your job is to get him to come to your apartment after that little book.

I'll do the rest.

Ros yes, bringing that start saying God, well, yes it's Becky.

I'll kill you.

Come on in.

Yeah sure, Jeerspector.

I'm sorry I haven't been able to tell you more, but I couldn't help it that those people ran away when I went to call you, Saiddan, yes, uh now as I okay, if you saw any of the people who were on the bus, would you recognize him?

Oh?

I sure would.

I got a photographic memory, see it once, I always remember.

Yeah, uh, Rolins, get me those photographs.

I got him right here.

Hey, I see.

Thanks.

Now you say you got a photographic memory.

You remember this face, the man with the scar?

Yeah right here?

Yeah, yeah, he was on a bus.

He sat right next to the guy was killed.

Okay, you can go now that's wrong.

Yeah, thanks, and so long.

Are you welcome?

Then, Rollins, looks like Blackie was right.

It was Beezy Jones who killed Joe Gates.

Now I gotta do is figure out what happens next.

Can I help you?

I'm looking slocum.

I went out open for business today tomorrow.

No, my business is private and I can't wait.

Uh.

Well down there his office store is open.

Okanks, Hello, what.

Do you want, mister Slocum?

Yeah, Eezy sent me.

A man close that dog.

Okay, Now, what's your story?

Sister?

My name is Mabel Warren and Bzy and I gonna be married.

And he said he was coming here this morning to get paid for taking care of Joe for you's.

He told me everything.

He even kept the record of all his deals and I got it just in case anything happens to be.

The you've been here before, then, green paint on your sleeve.

You must have been around this morning at the busy and eye left.

I don't know what you're talking about.

I do, and I recognize you.

You're Mary Wesley, Boston.

Blackie is girlfriend c Clip.

You're crazy.

Yeah, I got a jab for you.

Well, I'm still painting that chair.

I can wait with me.

I'm not Mary Wesley.

I told you my name is easy, Miss Wesley.

This is Boston Blackie's girlfriend.

I want you to take care of her.

Honor a Cliff.

I'm the boss, remember, Okay, I give the orders.

I draw you my first assistant, and I trust you.

Remember is a guy.

I don't kill no Dame's boss.

That's out anything but that.

It's either that or nothing.

Cliff, I don't kill no dame.

All right?

Then here goes nothing.

No, but no, you're killing You shouldn't have said no to me.

I'm the boss, you see.

I give the orders.

No, don't try to get away.

What are you gonna do?

First?

You're gonna help me get Cliff's body and a barrel and not of my book.

I got easy diary in my stop.

We're not going near your apartment.

This is one of Blackie's tricks.

But brother, did it backfire?

I just rumber this, Miss Wesley.

I'm not afraid to use this gun, so don't fight the run.

Take care of you like using your apartment waiting for me to show you didn't fool me.

Now let's get the barrel out of the side of this truck.

I grab one side.

Come on, you're out of your mind?

Is that man?

All right?

Now?

Live?

I can roll this barret down the gang blacking on the boat myself.

So I'll take care of you right now.

Oh, black he's got a gun.

Yeah, I can use it to to show me.

No, uh, that takes care of slogan.

He's pretty draped over that bow.

Are you all right, Mary?

Yes, Blacky, But how did you get here?

You're supposed to meet me at my apartment.

Well, when you left, I remember the pain of your sleeve and realized that if Slocum saw it, he put two and two together.

He did, Blackie.

He wanted one of his gunman Clipped to kill me, but Cliff wouldn't, so Slocum killed him, and he stepped him into his barrel.

It was awful.

I take it easy, Mary, Yeah, how did you get here?

Well, when I realized what mine happened, I got down to the auction room just in time to see you drive here with Slocan.

Oh boy, am I glad you did?

What do we do now?

Call inspect the Friday and tell him we have his killer over a bowl?

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Flaty, What are you doing home on such a gorgeous day?

Waiting for you to come over so we can take off for a drive on the country.

Oh what are we waiting for?

Not a thing?

Come on?

Uh?

You want me to answer?

Black?

You're should we ignore it?

Han't?

Better take it?

Otherwise I'll be wondering all day.

Who was calling?

Huh hello, Hello?

That's funny.

There was somebody on the phone and when he heard my voice he hung up.

Now you know what they say about uh when a man answered.

Oh, good night.

Now there's somebody at the door.

Well I'll take it this time.

Yes, what blacky, there's nobody out here.

The holes empty.

But look, here's an envelope.

Left it and right, No, let's see what it is.

Come on, hurry, take it easy.

What's the envelope yourself?

It's empty.

First, the phone rings, and nobody's at the other end.

The doorbell rings, the hall's empty.

And now this envelope put nothing in it.

And the fact that nothing is in it means something's going on.