Johnny Dollar - Pearl Carrasa

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2:02Why don't you go to the police to find your killers? We know their killer. He's being executed right after a vet night. But we want to know about as the victim. Edmond O'Brien, in another transcribed adventure of the man with the action-packed expense account. America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator. Yours truly, Johnny Dallar. Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dallar to Home Office, Pete Mutt, mutual life insurance company, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my search for the beneficiary of policy holder, Pearl Kuresa. Expense account, item 1, 450 mileage. Hartford to Singsing Prison, last place of residence of the girl's convicted murderer, Marty Pruitt. He was sitting in his cell playing solitaire.

3:02Hey, what time is it? About 11, Marty. An hour more. How much you say the policy was for? $5,000. $5,000? That's funny. Just what I got paid for the job. Who'd you leave it to, the old lady? Yeah. I knew she would. You know where I can find the beneficiary? Beneficiary. You didn't know the beneficiary, did you? I've had the pleasure. If you had known her, you wouldn't be looking for her. Mrs. Carassus Virtues are none of my business, Marty. The company is $5,000 and I've got to help them get rid of it. What good are you doing yourself by not telling me where she is, if you know? What time is it now? A little after 11. Boy, did that money look good? You know all the things you can do at $5,000? This girl back home. I was going to get married. Ah, nah. I wasn't going to get married. I'd have put it in roulette like all their mother times.

4:03You never did say who hired you. No, that's right, I never did. Marty, I know you've been through this before, but you got admitted to good point. You're going to die and the real murder is getting off free. Does that make sense to you? What's your business, Mr. Insurance? Stick to it. I think I will. You know what I do if I was you? I take that $5,000 and put it in flowers. Thanks, anyway. Hey, Dala, let me give you some last minute advice. Leave it alone. It's the most unnatural mess you ever got yourself into and on your life. Expense account, item two, 356 mileage, Asseting New York to police headquarters in New York City. By the next morning, Lieutenant Bernard Goldberg offered me photographs of the dead girl, a cigar, and what little information he had. A buddy. We got the name off the wallet and our hit pocket.

5:04What? The slanks. Oh, but Tron was done at the dock, picked up Marty Proud right at the scene. The trial was cut and dry. It's such a rally. It's funny about these guys. It's crazy loyalty to somebody who maybe wouldn't think twice about it. I love them. Yeah? Two Wempsons remit. Uh, Donna. Two Wempsons remit. No. No. Thanks, Lieutenant. You don't have any idea where I can start looking for the mother. Most I can do for years to give you the girls last known address. But we've been over the ground a hundred times. It's a Roman house. Nice, but still with all couple of don't know nothing. This Seattle address on the palace 1941. Then San Diego, then Cairo maybe. Who can know? But we're still working on it. Hello, Donna. Are you spelled parasitical? And Donna. Paracetical. Tell them to look it up. Look it up, Sergeant. What am I, your way, sir?

6:04I'm going to go to the hospital. Expense account. Item three, $1.50, can't pay to a stack of dirty bricks in the lower east side. Well, you have no business being up here in the first place. And especially with your husband and that conditions. Looking for somebody, Mr. Yeah, the manager. Third dog, you're right. Thanks. Now don't tell me it's not of my business. Not when I bring soup down there every single day. Why, I never hurt the like of you. Oh, come in. Thank you, sir. Howard. Punch it down. Thanks. Do the manager. I am the manager. Howard's the manager. Well, my name is Johnny Dalla. I'm with the heart. All right, we don't ask for references. Do we, Howard? Except in the special circumstances. I'm afraid you'll misunderstand. I'm not looking for an apartment. I'm an investigator with an insurance company. And I'd like to ask you a few questions. We never had a fire in this building. That was next door. They keep rubbing in the basement. The company's worn them time and time again.

7:04Never does any good. I'd like some information about a girl who I understand was a tenant here. A Miss Pearl, Caracet. The police were already here, Mr. Dalla. Four times. The tenant Goldberg tank is for our corporation. She was such a nice girl. Why? Home-like. Oh, yes, terribly. How long was she with her? How long was it, Howard? It was just two weeks. Just two weeks. But we got to know her so well. She was such a low-end girl. She used to come down after dinner sometimes and talk about music and all the places she'd been. Oh, where'd she come from originally? She never said. But she'd been everywhere. We've floored her. Everywhere. Did you have any visitors? Oh, no. And the first thing she told us was there's no visitors. And if anybody asked for us, she wasn't home. Such a low-end girl. It's a pretty too. You think she'd have boyfriends. No, Mr. Dalla. No visitors. Did she act as if she were frightened of something? That's just what the police asked us. And we told them before. And we told them at the trial that we thought she was frightened. And we had a luggage here for a while. But the police took it. I'm in through it, thanks. Did you notice all the labels from all over everywhere? I wonder what they're going to do with all those lovely dresses and shoes.

8:04Look, I know the police asked all these questions. But did you happen to notice if she got an email? Yes, we did. She did. Not a single letter. Hmm. She spent much time away from her apartment. Very little, oh little. Well, twice a day. Once in the morning and once in the afternoon. But she always came back with an an eye. I don't suppose you have any idea where she went. That's right. We don't. Well, what'd you say you were again? Insurance investigation. Thanks for your time. Spence account item four, $50 in cab pairs. Took me the rest of that day and half of the next visiting neighborhood postal substations. It looked like a beautiful way to waste time that I was betting on the impossibility that her daily excursions had been familiar. This kind of foot padding taught me very little other than the fact that there are a good number of substations in any given half-hour area. The second afternoon I dragged into a fruit store which advertised postal station 324 along with a special on Honeydew Mellon.

9:08I walked up to the little cage. Anything for Carassa today? Who? Carassa General Delivery. Just a minute. Grand. Carassa. C-A-R-R-A-S-A. Carassa. Yes, here we are. These impostors do Las Vegas Nevada. I looked at the envelope. Pearl Carassa, or they've been forwarded from Las Vegas three days before. I said something to myself about hard work, patience, and fool's luck, then headed for the road. Hello? Is dollar bob on the Carassa thing I'm still cold on the beneficiary, but we've got the girl traced as far as Las Vegas. It's a long haul for a $5,000 policy. Do you have a final address under there? A letter was forwarded to General Delivery here in New York that was originally addressed to the Rambo Club.

10:10I got a permit and had it open. I was going to have a permit. I was going to have a permit. I was going to have a permit. I got a permit and had it open. It's nothing but a dressmaker's bill. I guess the Las Vegas Postal Authority sent it on. And so, I got. Do you want me to follow it up? Nothing else we can do. You hereby have authorization. Get going. In Spencer County, I am $600 air travel and expenses to Las Vegas Nevada, specifically the Rambo Club. It's always the same when I hit Las Vegas. I expect to find tuxedos and evening gowns playing the games. But I never do. A bootlag comes in off the street with the last quarter he made and plunks it down on 21. A grandmother with a California pension. A red-headed kid with Oscar's super service tattooed on his overalls. I always ask myself, where's all the big money?

11:13The answer is they're getting rid of it in the back rooms. Check hard on the nickel and idea length. Look at the blue boy. Come on. I told my really bad to go par with my nose. What I really wanted was a drink. Lie, real slide. Is this taken? No, sit down. Well, only a half, mister. A good bourbon soda. Thanks for your confidence in me. I'll be back. You work too long? Have I? You like Nevada? No. What's your hometown? Las Vegas, here. I had Miss Summer. I guess, as you know, a lot of people here. I cite most. They vary. Feel by name. Everybody's a stranger. Maybe you know a friend of mine. I went to school with him. What was the name again? Oh, yeah. Carasser. Pearl Carasser. Save me my drink, Eddie. I gotta get back to work. Take it easy, mister.

12:14Best bourbon in the house. Thanks. Yeah, that's a buck and a half. This is a real clip joint. Yeah, I can see. Yeah. Thanks. Stay wait a second. You know where I can find Mrs. Henry Eddett, Carasser? She's the mother of a girl that used to hang around here. Pearl. Well? Yeah. I think I can help you. All right. Take over. Here's your buck and a half. Come on. $60. Oh, I'm sure one. I'm gonna tell you more. Wait a minute. Grace. Grace, will you quit? Grace William. Will you quit, Grace? Grace, I'm telling you quit. Listen to me, Grace. Will you quit? Grace, quit. Ah, shut up. The stairway led to the Mezzanine. I followed the bartender along the thickly-coffited hall to a door labeled Peter Barrett.

13:17My benefactor knocked a shadow loomed on the frosted grass and just like that. There he was. A long red gash of a scar ran across the left side of his face, twisting it into a humerus smile. The barkeep was dismissed with a nod. We sat down. So, yeah? Thanks, no. What can I do for you? I'm looking for Mrs. Henrietta Carassa. Why? I got business with her. What kind of business? Insurance? She don't need no insurance. Why can I find it? She don't need no insurance. Well, thanks, anyhow. Sit down. What for? You see this mark across my face? You know how I got this? As can foolish questions and not given the right answers. Suppose you tell me what you want with Mrs. Henrietta Carassa. I'll tell Mrs. Carassa you were interested. Oh, look. This is no way to talk to me. Now, I got a lot of respect for your business ethics and all that, but you know how it is sometimes. Now, come on, Mr. Insurance.

14:17What do you want with Mrs. Carassa? Are you a pretty good shot with that thing? 38 some months, especially. In that case, I've got a check. What kind of a check? A $5,000 kind of a check from home. A daughter? Pearl. Pearl. She left another $5,000. I read your trace, Pearl, to Las Vegas. I never mind. You know what you look like to me? You look like a city official. It's the pinstripe. Now, how do I find Mrs. Carassa? It's very simple. Mike. Mike, this is Mr. What's your name, insurance? Valor. Johnny. Take Mr. Dollar to see Mrs. Henrietta Carassa. Tritium General. He's got some money for him. The place looked and sounded the same on the way out, but something was different. Maybe it was the four-six footers standing at the door. As they fell in behind me, I thought maybe I'd asked one question too many. At the alley, I found out how right I was.

15:20Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. She? She was the top one. What have been easier? Slip and mimeke. In just a moment, we will return to the second act of yours, Trulie, Johnny Dollar. But first, you hear them all on CBS, and some of the funniest parts of that all comes from the bird brain of a woman, Miss Gracie Allen, of Burns and Allen. Top troopers on the American stage for years, top radio stars after that. George and Gracie are now playing a big part in CBS's Great Wednesday Night lineup. Bing Crosby. It's Paul in America. Make it count. At the Ram Drive-In to Fall Sales event. Make it powerful with our strongest Ram 1500 ever.

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17:23After participating restaurants, prices higher in Washington, Alaska and Hawaii and on third-party delivery. Add-on's taxes and fees for delivery additional. Hey, Groucho Marx, George and Gracie and Dr. Christian. Join George Burns and Gracie Allen. This Wednesday night on most of these same CVS station. And now with our star, Edmond Dobryan, we return to the second act of yours truly, Johnny Dullar. There was a lot more to this case than a $5,000 insurance pay off. I'd sense that from the beginning. The hired killer with a still unknown employer had searched South of the girl and had knew York hideaway and done a thorough if not profitable job. His warnings, which amount of my profession is bound to ignore, were beginning to materialize. As I woke up, I could hear voices. I'm going to break this one.

18:24I'm going to brought another wallet with him in the club to tell you. I'll come in the alley and join him. I'll wait a minute. Wait a minute. I think he's waking up. Hold his head. Okay. You ought to get a doctor for him, maybe not a doctor. He looks terrible. Dobryan, do you want to hear me? Dobryan. Hmm? Well, you're from? Yeah, what's this insurance stuff? Well, you're really working for him. Is it the New York Police Department? What did you get these cards in your wallet? Come on, Dobryan. Answer me, Dobryan. Give me some water. Get him some water. Hey, get some water, girl. I'll set up. Come on, come on, set up. You're all healthy. Yeah. All right, now what's the idea? That's what we'd like to know. What do you know Pearl Carassa from? Oh, that name. Come on. I'm looking for a mother. What do you want with a mother? She left an insurance policy. Girl, $5,000. Here's the water. Thanks.

19:27Huh? Where are you? Pete Barron. Oh, yeah. Yeah, the face is familiar. You mustn't be bitter, though. Why? My questions. Look, I'm just a working man. It's so simple. There's a company in Hartford, an insurance company. They sold a policy. The girl aboard is dead. Policy is for $5,000. The money goes to a mother. All I want to know is where is mother. No kidding. Are you really in a church, man? No kidding. Well, why didn't you say so? Why didn't you come right out with it? Why don't you go sneaking into bars? Ask and funny questions. Mr. Do you know Mrs. Henrietta Carassa? Here in Las Vegas. Here in Las Vegas. I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll look it up for you. Thanks. Now, lay me back down again. $20, Dr. Bill. Nothing serious, but I couldn't go out in the street looking like that. I'm going to get a drink. I'm going to get a drink. I'm going to get a drink.

20:27I'm going to get a drink. I'm going to get a drink. I'm going to get a drink. No kidding. I'm going to get a drink. No kidding. I'm going to get a drink. I'm going to get a drink. I'm going to get a drink. I'm going to get a drink. I'm going to get a drink. You're out in the street looking like that. I saved my hotel room for two days until the swelling went down. On the third morning, I had a visitat. I was the girl who gave me the brush off and rambos bar. She had no vanite bag with her. There was a label. Bloomington, Indiana. You're in trouble. You know that? Three days ago. That information would have done me some good. I mean, real trouble. You don't think Pete Baronleto you out of there She never come here, but Pearl, get a message to her will you? Tell her I never to show up here again. She won't. What do you mean she won't move? She's dead. I got to her. You know why? I gotta get out of here. Wait a minute. Why did Pete Baron hire Pearl at the killer? I'm gonna go out, I gotta get out of here. He came up here for a purpose. Yeah, but I didn't know she was dead. You gonna let him get away with it? It's narcotics. The gambling places are front.

21:27They fly it up from Mexico at night and get out by morning. Pearl found out about it, and that's why they did it. This Baron, no Pearl, told you all this. I don't think so. I'm not taking any chances. I get a bus ticket. It leaves him across the street. I only got a minute. Good luck, honey. I went to the window and watched a leave the hotel across the street. A nice girl, I thought. And I wondered how she got mixed up with Baron's crowd. The mustard opened and she put one foot on the step. She crumpled to the sidewalk. The little overnight bag tumbled into the gutter. I got downstairs just ahead of the deputy sheriff. Just after the bus had left, the people were still standing around. She was a nice kid. The owner of her? Not for long. Could you see this happen? Yeah. It's up over here for a second, wouldn't you please? May I have your name, please? Yes, you're my ID card.

22:29Insurance investigation. Something about her? No, a friend of hers pulled out of the East River. Pearl Carassa, shot to death. Carassa? Yeah, you didn't know? Oh, I heard she left town. That was about all she got mixed up with Pete Baron and her family. What would you see what happened to this girl? She was just getting on the bus. It sounded like a rifle. She was working for Pete Baron too. Yeah, I thought I recognized her. She just come up to see me. Had quite a story to tell. Baron's running narcotics up from Mexico by plane. They're so I've heard we've had a ryanum for months, but we haven't raised a pick him up yet. Why would she tell you that? She had to tell somebody. She had a message. She wanted me to deliver. Pearl. Well, this is the beginning to tie up. But what's insurance got to do with it? Carassa girl left a policy, $5,000 to another. The conscience must have bothered her. It comes from one of the finest families in this part of the country and starts down hill with a crowd like that.

23:30Her mother needs $5,000 like I need two hercats. And Mr. Abar, where you take that check out to Carassa's and catch the next plane out of town. You know something, Sherr? It's just what I'm going to do. And that's just what I tried to do. Expense account item 8.50, Cairfare to the Carassa State on Juniper Drive. They should have charged admission. There was an ivy stone wall running all around it and a mile drive through a cactus rock garden for the mansion. I felt a little like a grocery boy delivering a check for an easily $5,000. I was met at the door by a butler in a business suit and was toured around an indoor swimming pool and potted palms to the library. Very didn't a large leather chair reading a 25 cent version of how to be your own gardener was the man of the house. I was introduced and left alone with him. Insured? Investigation.

24:30How long since you've heard from your daughter? Oh, such a long time, such a long time. Is she in more trouble? She's dead, Mr. Carassa. Dead? Pearl dead? Can't be. What happened? She was killed. Actually? No, wasn't. Not an accident. Someone hired a killer. It's my fault. I knew. I knew and I did nothing. Gregory! Gregory, I've been looking all over for you. Have you watered the palms today? No. You didn't water the palms. Now Gregory, the leaves will get all yellow and fall all over the floor. It'll take simply the minutes to clean up the mess around the pool. And I told you specifically that the music club had changed from Wednesday to Monday and Monday is tonight. This is a man from the insurance company. How do you do? Now Gregory, please do this one thing for me. You know how much I have to do. Henry, I... it's Pearl.

25:31I told you never to speak that name in my presence. She's dead. Dead? She was murdered, Mrs. Carassa, in New York. I'm not sorry. Maybe I should be, but I'm not. Not in the least. I've never done anything but bring shame to me and to her father. She brought these awful people to the house. To this house mind you. You're really hitting me in front of my friends. She's one to marry one of them. Henry, at her police not now, Henry. I'm not adept at putting on false grief like you are, Gregory. She was no good. When she brought this man in, I told her right there and then. You're not my daughter. Go to the people that you've been in with. Well, this is the way it had to end. I'm going upstairs. Mrs. Carassa, just one thing more. If you'll sign this paper, my job will be over. I have a check for you. The check? What kind of a check? She left you $5,000. Me? She left me $5,000? I remember. The policy she took out in high school.

26:32She never canceled, but even when you sent her away. I don't want it. I don't want it. Henry, do you know who killed my daughter? The man that did the actual killing has already been executed in New York State. The man who hired him. It's only a suspicion I'd rather not say. Baron. What about this check? I don't think she wants the money you can tell your company that. Look, Mr. Carassa, I've come a long way. I'll leave it here. You can sign the form and mail it. Do you mind calling me a camp? Spence account item 9, 50 cents cab fare. Just as we pulled out of the driveway, somebody else pulled in. I don't know if he saw me, but I saw him. It was Pete Baron. Are you sure, Dahmer? Positive. Jarrah, if I woke up looking at that face, what would Baron be doing at Carassa's place? Could be a connection you didn't know about. Yeah, this could be the tie-up. We've been looking at him.

27:32Somebody who supplied the bill. It's a big operation. I'm sure Baron didn't have enough dough to start it. Well, why don't we wait for it? I wrote down with the sheriff. We bypassed the butt by by taking him into custody. We heard voices coming from the library and stopped outside the door. Business, I haven't heard. She threatened to go to the police. She may have been in the hospital. But she wasn't mal. Why did you tell her? I didn't. She found out. She knew about us? Sure, she knew about you. She knew about everything. She would have turned you on your wife in a long time ago. If you hadn't been a parent, she was willing to turn me in and I did what I had to. Wasn't my idea. You're coming into this thing, but now that you're in it, you've got to learn that things like this happen. Yes. And things like this happen, too. Come on. Come on, Victoria. Come on. Robert Carrassa. And look who's here. Hello, Mrs. Carrassa.

28:33Let's go, Carrassa. No, wait. I want you to know about this woman. I want you to know what she is. All her respectability and shine. Chamber music and non-objective paintings in high society. And where did the money come from, Henrietta? From our context. From the same people you hated so much. Gregory Stuy had a child business before the war, but it wasn't good enough for her. She wanted displays, Italian marbles, tapestries. Met Baronin back rooms, Narengi, to have me buy in his gambling casino. That was the first thing. Don't you dare put the blame on me. Who's idea wasn't to have the narcotic explode in? How many times did I beg you to stop? But you never listened to me. You couldn't keep them pressing the ladies and gentlemen. And when Pearl wanted to marry a decent young man, you insulted him right out of this house. This is the woman who sent her daughter away because her friends were not good enough. I don't think you need me anymore, Sheriff.

29:33I'll just take that check. I don't know what you can do with the check. If it were up to me, my user too clean up the respectable slums. But that's not my problem. It's meant to count total 712. And the number of times you can't get a check. I don't know what you can do with the check. If it were up to me, my user too clean up the respectable slums. But that's not my problem. It's meant to count total 712.55. Yours truly, Johnny Dollar. Yours truly, Johnny Dollar, stars Edmond O'Brien in the title role. And is written by Gildoud and David Ellis with music composed and conducted by Leet Stevens. Edmond O'Brien can currently be seen starring in the Harry M. Popkin United Artist Production, D-O-A.

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