Star of Midnight Page #3
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- 1935
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of $65,000.
What's that to you?
But you were given one check
alone for $120,000.
Actual total-gross income...
$970,000.
How many pennies
am I off the exact figure?
Radio is awfully loud.
I want it that way.
Oh.
Where did you pick up
that tax deal?
From the man
who paid you the $120,000.
The canceled check
is in my safety-deposit vault,
Where the police will find it
That check
is six years old.
Why'd you hold out
till now?
I'm not a federal man.
How much do you want?
The letters.
There's lots of things we
don't like that we have to take.
to know when to take it.
Here you are.
Thank you.
Good night.
Oh, wait a minute.
What about the check?
Oh, I'll keep that,
if you don't mind.
You can trust me.
It ain't exactly business,
is it?
Strictly business.
That check is the lock
a closed book.
And we closed it
just in time.
I have to stop tennant
From printing a story
about you and the lady.
He's too nosy, that guy.
Maybe he ought to be
rubbed out.
Isn't that sort of thing,
uh, against the law?
Flash
from the news-radio bureau.
was thrown into confusion
At the end of the first act
When Mary Smith,
the star of "midnight,"
Suddenly disappeared.
We will now return you to
Nick price and his orchestra.
Well, there's a story
for tennant.
The mysterious Mary Smith
disappeared,
Or kidnapped, maybe. What
do you know about that?
I don't know anything
about it!
Now, I was here all night,
and I can prove it!
My friend, the question
was purely academic.
Good night.
Sleep tight.
Swayne.
Swayne, I want a drink.
Swayne...
There's someone at the door.
"I'm very sorry, Mr. dalzell.
I'll attend to it immediately. "
Dal, I found her!
I found her!
Good.
But it's a worse mess than ever.
She's disappeared again.
My boy, you're not in love
with a girl.
You've fallen
for a card trick.
But you don't understand.
Alice is Mary Smith.
And you're mahatma Gandhi,
and there's the Brandy.
How's that? But she is, dal! She is!
I realized it the moment
she stood on the stage.
The minute I saw her,
I shouted, "Alice!"
That must have helped
the show along. She see you?
Well, she must have.
She got all upset.
She had to start her number
over again. No, thanks.
I waited till after the act was over,
and then I rushed backstage to see her.
She'd already gone, huh?
Yes. People were chasing
each other around...
Detectives, newspaperman.
As the fella that had shouted,
"Alice," so I beat it.
Timothy, I can't work out
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