December 31, 2023 • 23 mins
The Zero Hour (aka Hollywood Radio Theater) was a 1973–74 American radio drama anthology series hosted by Rod Serling. With tales of mystery, adventure and suspense, the program was broadcast for two seasons. Some of the scripts were written by Serling.
The radio series debuted on September 3, 1973, in syndication, and was picked up by the Mutual Broadcasting System in December. The original format featured five-part dramas broadcast Monday through Friday with the story coming to a conclusion on Friday. Including commercials, each part was approximately 30 minutes long. Mutual affiliates were free to broadcast the series in any available time slot that they wished.
In 1974, still airing five days a week, the program changed to a full story in a single 30-minute installment with the same actor starring throughout the week in all five programs. That format was employed from late April 1974 to the end of the series in July 1974.
The radio series debuted on September 3, 1973, in syndication, and was picked up by the Mutual Broadcasting System in December. The original format featured five-part dramas broadcast Monday through Friday with the story coming to a conclusion on Friday. Including commercials, each part was approximately 30 minutes long. Mutual affiliates were free to broadcast the series in any available time slot that they wished.
In 1974, still airing five days a week, the program changed to a full story in a single 30-minute installment with the same actor starring throughout the week in all five programs. That format was employed from late April 1974 to the end of the series in July 1974.
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I'm Rod Sterling. You're listening forthe Zero Hour West your eyes actually as
your imagine in today Keith Walker's hilariousKaye Looked Deaf by Error The House of
(00:38):
Bils starring Shelley Burke. In theMutual Broadcasting System presentation of this Zero Hour
brought to you by the Ford MotorCompany, I'm lazy Boy Recliner businesses Zero
(01:00):
Hour on YouTube Radio. Hello,this is Hugh Downs, where a Ford
car buyer's report on a subject ofcar buyers are giving serious thought to the
real cost of owning a car,which Ford feels involves three considerations. What
(01:23):
you pay for it, how muchit costs to operate and trade in value?
What about a purchase price? WellFord believes that the seventy four LTD
offers car buyers in need and wantthe six passenger comfort and quiet ride of
a full size car, a realalternative to a big full size car.
The Ford LTD up to four hundredpounds lighter than some medium price full sized
(01:46):
cars. The LTD is also stickerpriced up to nine hundred dollars less,
and you'll be pleasantly surprised at theluxury and driving peace of mind. That
the LTD offers. The nineteen seventyfour LTD is the best selling car in
its price class, evidence that formany people it's the best solution to owning
a full sized car. The wellmade forward. The closer you look,
(02:09):
the better we look. The worldof fashion is where you've been for the
next half an hour. It's astrange world, filled with strange people,
none of the least of which isour old friend inspector for Chet. Join
(02:30):
us now, as the inspector leadsus a merry but bumbling chase through this
world of skinny models and fat designers. The way man DearS, it's very
kind of you. I am pleasedthat I can. I also could not
stand the cigar's movement well at twentyseventy eight. See I do not think
(02:52):
this puny little man. Will youjust there? He certainly seems to be
enjoying his dream. Look at thatmischievous smile. Oh he's strange. Call
me not be set down. Ithink it's m stash as adorable, don't
you who? Very flange? Ohplease wake me for the approach to oil
(03:14):
it really be. I'm so madit is needy diab Oh oh thanks name
I feel marvelous. Oh my heavens, he's still at it. Should we
wake him? I think yes?But why don't you? And I will
(03:38):
bring some cafe. Or what's hisname? Jousche. He's Fouchet, and
you are under a rest in thename of the Fresh Republic. That's incredible.
And monkeys still asleep are very nice. And sir, wake up and
set a cluchet. We're almost aparent. M you will come with me,
(04:03):
will know what to do with youbetter. Are you all right?
Oh? Excuse me? Must havebeen dreamain? Are you a dream?
I don't think so, but ofcourse you are. You're litty sad but
wise eyes geeze the inspector. Areyou okay, yes, sir, just
(04:29):
not where these seeds pop up likethat? Well, La, you have
made the uncle da Yes, theinspector thinks I'm a dream inspector Fouchet of
this shot Tom, but an elegantone. He watch out when a frenchman's
mustache tweches like that, it meanshe has a son angel. And then
(04:53):
we have our coffee. Louis,enjoy your staying, Paddy, thank you
as you stay for a holiday.No, I've come to write an article
and Anri Clement. Oh he isthe great designer. Oh, yes,
he's a famous man. You arewithin magazine, yes, Designer Daily,
(05:13):
and you are with the police withyou. Will you see that man across
the iron Yeah? Is he wanted? No? No, no, I
just thought you might like to seeme a rest inspector. You are pulling
my leg, yes, but thatis another matter. No. No,
for the truth, I must tellyou I have been in exile. Really,
(05:38):
yes, I had been studying thepolice methods of your country away in
New York. No, Fitz William, it's William. Where is that?
No, I'm sure. Oh isit a large city? One three hundred
sixty two people? I confess itwas a punishment. Oh, I'm sorry.
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Did you have to stay long years? But I served a major murder
case and they have let me returnto this. It's wonderful. I will
be up here to never look anotherpurple fish in the eye again. A
purple finch? Is that a bird? Yes, it is a state bird.
I know. I'm sure ruined mybest suit. We better fasten our
(06:24):
seat belt, inspector. Oh,yes, do you perhaps need their ride
from the airport? That would benice. Inspector emotionally you fasten your seat
belt to mine. I see numberten, Ruth and paced. That's odd.
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I know I was expected. Maybeit's the wrong address. No,
it's number ten. Hey, whowould hello? Hello? Anybody home?
(07:15):
We'll talk about spooky Uh hello,I'll try the drawing room. Oh oh
my, well there you are,mister Claimont. Forgive me for busting in
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like this. But the front door, mister Clement, sir? Are you
all right? Sir? You don'tlook at all well. Oh, this
is Jim Beckers with news about themost comfortable experience of a lifetime. A
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your favorite room a haven of graciousliving. See your Lazy Boy dealer today.
Hurry up, he's waiting. Rundown there go. Indeed, certainly,
State Farm has been one of themost competitive companies when it comes to
(08:24):
rates. State Farm agent Bob Westbrooktalks about car insurance value. But I
think even more important than rates tomost people is the service. They know
their why. With State Farm,you're in a position to get more service
from more agents throughout the entire countrythan any other company in the industry.
Indeed, indeed, you're seventeen eighteen, you've graduated from high school. You
(08:56):
want to make something of yourself,but you don't have that's something to make
it with, like money for fouryears of college, what do you do
well? You don't need four yearsof college to get a good job.
Today. There's a crying need fortechnicians and exciting fields like oceanography, electronic
data processing, health service, environmentalcontrol, forestry, and many others.
(09:26):
Technicians earn twice the salary of theaverage high school graduate. Some even make
more than four year college graduates.All you need is a year or two
of technical training to learn how youcan become a technician. Send for our
free booklet. It's called twenty fiveTechnical Careers. Write Careers Washington d C
two oh two o two. Ifyou can't afford four years of college,
(09:46):
write Careers Washington d C two Otwo o two and make something of yourself.
Mid Mousie make up mus Oh whoare you? I think you?
Doesn't expend who you are before thepolice arrived. Police. That's right,
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Monsieur Clement has been kidnapped. Butit couldn't. I just saw a few
minutes ago. What time is ittwo in the morning? I must insist
too, are you? My nameis Libby Mann. I've come at the
request of mister Clement to do amagazine article. Now, who are you
and visit about kidnapped? I'm PaulBoucher. I'm an assosiate of Monsieur Clement.
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He did not turn me of yourcoming. Oh, the police depadle.
Hello, he is strict of bouchetsof a day. Ah this way,
aspector Bouchet. Oh is this whereyou found a note? Inspector?
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Mademoiselle Man? How are you eventfor the same? You're not this woman,
Inspectle? And who are you theButlon Bouche? Yes, of course,
he said kidnap Inspector. Did hetell you? Here is the not?
They leave? It doesn't X twochickens? Sorry? Sorry here?
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Yes, please do not do thatagain. It is obstructing justice. May
I sit down? But the show? Is this your hat? I sat
on? I believe it is yours, monsieur. Oh, yes, of
course. When did jurors save this. It was on the desk when I
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arrived. This man was on thefloor. You sure it wasn't the other
way around? What you're seeing?If you are on your tools, Inspector,
may I speak with you a minute? Of course? Outside the Miserabauchell,
please wait in the hall? Whatis it, Inspector? When I
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came in tonight, the door wasa jar. I came on in and
I found mister Clemont sitting in adesk. Is I think he was dead?
Or if it cannot be, whywould any one want to kidnap a
dead man? I don't know,but I swear it's the truth. I
see, Monsieur dechall Monsieur, Iam taking the note now. I would
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advise you not to pay the ransom, But the inspector we matched the phone
collection is soon due, and MissieClement must be here, I insist I
and she's that were marched. Isee. Have you received instructions as to
what to do with him on thenote yet? But the note does say
that we'll contact us right. Iwill post a guard on the house that
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the telephone, just in case.It is good thinking, Aspector. Thank
you, mademoiselle. Have you hada place to stay, no clement here.
If I did me to stay herewhile in Paris, then by all
means you mestay, Oh I couldn't. All right, I get the point.
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I'll stay good. I will bearound to Moron and Beauchamp. Do
not live par Race, I can't. Why not I live here? Oh?
Yes, good night, I willkeep my eye on the house.
It's certainly right about that. Whymister Bouchard, because he's in the closet.
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Good night again, Mademoseille. Ishe always like that? I've only
known him a short while, butI think so. I think so too.
You probably know all about Ford pickups, how they work like a truck,
ride like a car. How they'vegot Ford's famous twin I beam front
(14:01):
suspension with front disc brake standard anda choice of an economical six or three
V eight's. But maybe you didn'tknow about Ford's new Supercab. Supercab's the
only two door pick up that's roomyenough for a full back seat. I
didn't know that well. Ford's newSupercab pickup makes a big difference in capacity
to carry people or things. Youcan do most anything with it. Order
(14:22):
Supercab with an optional bench seat that'sfive and a half feet wide. That's
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the bench seat folds flat to makea load floor. I didn't know that.
Or get two facing jump seats optionalthey fold out of the way for
cargo, or order supercab with norear seats at all. Then you get
a full forty four cubic feet ofstorage space. I didn't know that either.
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contribution today to second site, ForestHills, New York. What who's there?
Olivey, old girl? This mysteryis getting to you? What's that?
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What's terrible? Sounds like someone inpain? Hello, I'm coming from
me. You are you up here? You weird? I don't understand these
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stairs. Don't leave anyway. Lookyou can what we like do? No
one knows the business like to you? Now? Who's he talking to?
What are you doing? I'm sorry? I just happened to fall in you
will, didn't you show everything?Shocked? Tell me who are you talking?
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Mister Clemon? Away from him?Easy, bush, Easy, put
the chair down. I'm not goingto hurt my shock. It doesn't look
as if anything would hurt. Good. I tell him that I can't stand
the grown man cry. I knowit is. That's the first truthful thing
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you said to Nice. How didhe die? I did? I did
it? Didn't I joke? Now? Tell mama man all about this?
You think I could put me.I am so said, yes, I
can see that. Now tell mehow did mister Clemont die? I mean
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pass on the terrible low woman itwas it goes of your visit, my
visit. Yes, he told methat my wide man will come to do
that story on the art of Clemont. That is final, Paul, But
this time we share our secret.I'm tired of always being your junior.
As you will do as I say. The world has come to respect the
name of Clemont and his designed Butthey are magicine and the seal. I
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am the brands that makes this hard. The money you still, they are
mine mine, The designs are mine. Eye a fool to tell the world
good and they can't be down fool. You speak of confidents. It was
you who said, Paul, comewith me. We will build the greatest
special reputation together. And we havethen. I want what is Junie.
I wish you to tell this passionwriter who is responsible? I will not.
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You cannot speak to the kind criminal. Ah ah on my heart,
Paul aloo, I will have allfor that ruse again. All hell,
it's my heart, Paul hal Goo, it is real. Sure, No,
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don't die. I am sorry.Oh, Paul, forgive me shock.
You cannot die. Don't look atme like that. Oh please shuck.
I would not know what to dowithout your shock. Sure then it
was you who hit me on thehead. We forgive me an Why did
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you hide him? And why thekidnap? Not because I couldn't have be
able to part with him. Besides, all these years everything has been in
Jacqu's name. I would not geta frank. He has a terrible son.
He will destroy the ouse that comeon too. I thought if I
sent a ransom note, they wouldpay me what is rightful in mine.
Then I would let shocked it poundin the house. But you must tell
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a police. It is the onlymoral thing to do. You truly believe
this? I do. But Ipromise you this. I will write an
article for the House of Pramo thatwill preserve the good name of Clement and
still give you your just reward.You will find women met who are an
American. Well we try, MonsieurBeauchard. Are you ready? You mean?
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No, tonight, the sooner wedo it, The sooner Jacques Clement
can go to his final rest.You will, right, But why are
you bringing me here? You willsee Moncherie, the host to Flement and
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Bouchere, is proud to present hisnext election for the new force is on.
How wonderful, and we have youto say MADEMOICHELLI yeah, let us
go into the office. But howdid this happen? Inspector? After you?
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Inspector here, Sorry but there wasnot looking inspector. You are always
the same, teleb. What happened? Clement's will left every thing to Monsieur
Bouchard. That's wonderful. His doctorsaid they didn't know about his half months
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before. We have you. Thenyou mustn't bland yourself. Thank you.
I feel that it was inevitable.But I owe you a great deal.
Would you am the inspectators? Itwill open the champelle. It is my
specialty. Oh my, I InspectorBouchet your a misformy double. I want
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that Sienus medicine Eric tablets. Nosinus medicine helps the headache and the pressure.
Oh you mean sigin off exactly exactlyright. When sinus flares up with
congestion and insist on, sign offtablets, sign off delivers a full dose
of pure aspirin plus a sinus drainer. Sign off helps sinus pain while you
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drain use only as directed. Iam e at that Sign off exactly,
sign off the sinus medicines in thebright red box. All right, I'm
Jim Backers with news about an excitingsale taking place at your lazy boy dealers
today. You may now put afamous lazy boy reclining chair into your living
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the style of your choice, tomatch your favorite daycar. Don't just sit,
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fabrics. See your lazy boy dealertoday, Do that? Hey, hurry
up, he's waiting, Yes heis. I'm Rod Serling. Close your
eyes, exercise your imagination, andjoin us again on our next presentation of
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The Zero Hour. The House thatClement Built is an original radio drama written
by Keith Walker. Shelley Berman washeard as Paul Bouchard. Featured in the
cast were Peggy Walton, Luke Krugman, Ben Wright, and Maggie Maluley.
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Zero R. Created by J.M. Collis, directed by Don Hills,
is produced in Hollywood for the MutualBroadcasting System by Radio Productions Incorporated.
Music is composed and conducted by StanleyD. Hoffman Rochelle Sherman Associate producer.
This has been a presentation of theMutual Broadcasting System
I'm Rod Sterling. You're listening forthe Zero Hour West your eyes actually as
your imagine in today Keith Walker's hilariousKaye Looked Deaf by Error The House of
(00:38):
Bils starring Shelley Burke. In theMutual Broadcasting System presentation of this Zero Hour
brought to you by the Ford MotorCompany, I'm lazy Boy Recliner businesses Zero
(01:00):
Hour on YouTube Radio. Hello,this is Hugh Downs, where a Ford
car buyer's report on a subject ofcar buyers are giving serious thought to the
real cost of owning a car,which Ford feels involves three considerations. What
(01:23):
you pay for it, how muchit costs to operate and trade in value?
What about a purchase price? WellFord believes that the seventy four LTD
offers car buyers in need and wantthe six passenger comfort and quiet ride of
a full size car, a realalternative to a big full size car.
The Ford LTD up to four hundredpounds lighter than some medium price full sized
(01:46):
cars. The LTD is also stickerpriced up to nine hundred dollars less,
and you'll be pleasantly surprised at theluxury and driving peace of mind. That
the LTD offers. The nineteen seventyfour LTD is the best selling car in
its price class, evidence that formany people it's the best solution to owning
a full sized car. The wellmade forward. The closer you look,
(02:09):
the better we look. The worldof fashion is where you've been for the
next half an hour. It's astrange world, filled with strange people,
none of the least of which isour old friend inspector for Chet. Join
(02:30):
us now, as the inspector leadsus a merry but bumbling chase through this
world of skinny models and fat designers. The way man DearS, it's very
kind of you. I am pleasedthat I can. I also could not
stand the cigar's movement well at twentyseventy eight. See I do not think
(02:52):
this puny little man. Will youjust there? He certainly seems to be
enjoying his dream. Look at thatmischievous smile. Oh he's strange. Call
me not be set down. Ithink it's m stash as adorable, don't
you who? Very flange? Ohplease wake me for the approach to oil
(03:14):
it really be. I'm so madit is needy diab Oh oh thanks name
I feel marvelous. Oh my heavens, he's still at it. Should we
wake him? I think yes?But why don't you? And I will
(03:38):
bring some cafe. Or what's hisname? Jousche. He's Fouchet, and
you are under a rest in thename of the Fresh Republic. That's incredible.
And monkeys still asleep are very nice. And sir, wake up and
set a cluchet. We're almost aparent. M you will come with me,
(04:03):
will know what to do with youbetter. Are you all right?
Oh? Excuse me? Must havebeen dreamain? Are you a dream?
I don't think so, but ofcourse you are. You're litty sad but
wise eyes geeze the inspector. Areyou okay, yes, sir, just
(04:29):
not where these seeds pop up likethat? Well, La, you have
made the uncle da Yes, theinspector thinks I'm a dream inspector Fouchet of
this shot Tom, but an elegantone. He watch out when a frenchman's
mustache tweches like that, it meanshe has a son angel. And then
(04:53):
we have our coffee. Louis,enjoy your staying, Paddy, thank you
as you stay for a holiday.No, I've come to write an article
and Anri Clement. Oh he isthe great designer. Oh, yes,
he's a famous man. You arewithin magazine, yes, Designer Daily,
(05:13):
and you are with the police withyou. Will you see that man across
the iron Yeah? Is he wanted? No? No, no, I
just thought you might like to seeme a rest inspector. You are pulling
my leg, yes, but thatis another matter. No. No,
for the truth, I must tellyou I have been in exile. Really,
(05:38):
yes, I had been studying thepolice methods of your country away in
New York. No, Fitz William, it's William. Where is that?
No, I'm sure. Oh isit a large city? One three hundred
sixty two people? I confess itwas a punishment. Oh, I'm sorry.
(05:58):
Did you have to stay long years? But I served a major murder
case and they have let me returnto this. It's wonderful. I will
be up here to never look anotherpurple fish in the eye again. A
purple finch? Is that a bird? Yes, it is a state bird.
I know. I'm sure ruined mybest suit. We better fasten our
(06:24):
seat belt, inspector. Oh,yes, do you perhaps need their ride
from the airport? That would benice. Inspector emotionally you fasten your seat
belt to mine. I see numberten, Ruth and paced. That's odd.
(06:54):
I know I was expected. Maybeit's the wrong address. No,
it's number ten. Hey, whowould hello? Hello? Anybody home?
(07:15):
We'll talk about spooky Uh hello,I'll try the drawing room. Oh oh
my, well there you are,mister Claimont. Forgive me for busting in
(07:36):
like this. But the front door, mister Clement, sir? Are you
all right? Sir? You don'tlook at all well. Oh, this
is Jim Beckers with news about themost comfortable experience of a lifetime. A
Lazy Boy reclining chair. It's idealfor apartments, living rooms, den's family
(08:01):
rooms. Lazy Boy is as beautifulas it is comfortable, available on any
style you can imagine, and inhundreds of decorator fabrics and vinyls. Make
your favorite room a haven of graciousliving. See your Lazy Boy dealer today.
Hurry up, he's waiting. Rundown there go. Indeed, certainly,
State Farm has been one of themost competitive companies when it comes to
(08:24):
rates. State Farm agent Bob Westbrooktalks about car insurance value. But I
think even more important than rates tomost people is the service. They know
their why. With State Farm,you're in a position to get more service
from more agents throughout the entire countrythan any other company in the industry.
Indeed, indeed, you're seventeen eighteen, you've graduated from high school. You
(08:56):
want to make something of yourself,but you don't have that's something to make
it with, like money for fouryears of college, what do you do
well? You don't need four yearsof college to get a good job.
Today. There's a crying need fortechnicians and exciting fields like oceanography, electronic
data processing, health service, environmentalcontrol, forestry, and many others.
(09:26):
Technicians earn twice the salary of theaverage high school graduate. Some even make
more than four year college graduates.All you need is a year or two
of technical training to learn how youcan become a technician. Send for our
free booklet. It's called twenty fiveTechnical Careers. Write Careers Washington d C
two oh two o two. Ifyou can't afford four years of college,
(09:46):
write Careers Washington d C two Otwo o two and make something of yourself.
Mid Mousie make up mus Oh whoare you? I think you?
Doesn't expend who you are before thepolice arrived. Police. That's right,
(10:07):
Monsieur Clement has been kidnapped. Butit couldn't. I just saw a few
minutes ago. What time is ittwo in the morning? I must insist
too, are you? My nameis Libby Mann. I've come at the
request of mister Clement to do amagazine article. Now, who are you
and visit about kidnapped? I'm PaulBoucher. I'm an assosiate of Monsieur Clement.
(10:30):
He did not turn me of yourcoming. Oh, the police depadle.
Hello, he is strict of bouchetsof a day. Ah this way,
aspector Bouchet. Oh is this whereyou found a note? Inspector?
(10:50):
Mademoiselle Man? How are you eventfor the same? You're not this woman,
Inspectle? And who are you theButlon Bouche? Yes, of course,
he said kidnap Inspector. Did hetell you? Here is the not?
They leave? It doesn't X twochickens? Sorry? Sorry here?
(11:15):
Yes, please do not do thatagain. It is obstructing justice. May
I sit down? But the show? Is this your hat? I sat
on? I believe it is yours, monsieur. Oh, yes, of
course. When did jurors save this. It was on the desk when I
(11:35):
arrived. This man was on thefloor. You sure it wasn't the other
way around? What you're seeing?If you are on your tools, Inspector,
may I speak with you a minute? Of course? Outside the Miserabauchell,
please wait in the hall? Whatis it, Inspector? When I
(12:00):
came in tonight, the door wasa jar. I came on in and
I found mister Clemont sitting in adesk. Is I think he was dead?
Or if it cannot be, whywould any one want to kidnap a
dead man? I don't know,but I swear it's the truth. I
see, Monsieur dechall Monsieur, Iam taking the note now. I would
(12:24):
advise you not to pay the ransom, But the inspector we matched the phone
collection is soon due, and MissieClement must be here, I insist I
and she's that were marched. Isee. Have you received instructions as to
what to do with him on thenote yet? But the note does say
that we'll contact us right. Iwill post a guard on the house that
(12:48):
the telephone, just in case.It is good thinking, Aspector. Thank
you, mademoiselle. Have you hada place to stay, no clement here.
If I did me to stay herewhile in Paris, then by all
means you mestay, Oh I couldn't. All right, I get the point.
(13:09):
I'll stay good. I will bearound to Moron and Beauchamp. Do
not live par Race, I can't. Why not I live here? Oh?
Yes, good night, I willkeep my eye on the house.
It's certainly right about that. Whymister Bouchard, because he's in the closet.
(13:39):
Good night again, Mademoseille. Ishe always like that? I've only
known him a short while, butI think so. I think so too.
You probably know all about Ford pickups, how they work like a truck,
ride like a car. How they'vegot Ford's famous twin I beam front
(14:01):
suspension with front disc brake standard anda choice of an economical six or three
V eight's. But maybe you didn'tknow about Ford's new Supercab. Supercab's the
only two door pick up that's roomyenough for a full back seat. I
didn't know that well. Ford's newSupercab pickup makes a big difference in capacity
to carry people or things. Youcan do most anything with it. Order
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contribution today to second site, ForestHills, New York. What who's there?
Olivey, old girl? This mysteryis getting to you? What's that?
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What's terrible? Sounds like someone inpain? Hello, I'm coming from
me. You are you up here? You weird? I don't understand these
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stairs. Don't leave anyway. Lookyou can what we like do? No
one knows the business like to you? Now? Who's he talking to?
What are you doing? I'm sorry? I just happened to fall in you
will, didn't you show everything?Shocked? Tell me who are you talking?
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Mister Clemon? Away from him?Easy, bush, Easy, put
the chair down. I'm not goingto hurt my shock. It doesn't look
as if anything would hurt. Good. I tell him that I can't stand
the grown man cry. I knowit is. That's the first truthful thing
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you said to Nice. How didhe die? I did? I did
it? Didn't I joke? Now? Tell mama man all about this?
You think I could put me.I am so said, yes, I
can see that. Now tell mehow did mister Clemont die? I mean
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pass on the terrible low woman itwas it goes of your visit, my
visit. Yes, he told methat my wide man will come to do
that story on the art of Clemont. That is final, Paul, But
this time we share our secret.I'm tired of always being your junior.
As you will do as I say. The world has come to respect the
name of Clemont and his designed Butthey are magicine and the seal. I
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am the brands that makes this hard. The money you still, they are
mine mine, The designs are mine. Eye a fool to tell the world
good and they can't be down fool. You speak of confidents. It was
you who said, Paul, comewith me. We will build the greatest
special reputation together. And we havethen. I want what is Junie.
I wish you to tell this passionwriter who is responsible? I will not.
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You cannot speak to the kind criminal. Ah ah on my heart,
Paul aloo, I will have allfor that ruse again. All hell,
it's my heart, Paul hal Goo, it is real. Sure, No,
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don't die. I am sorry.Oh, Paul, forgive me shock.
You cannot die. Don't look atme like that. Oh please shuck.
I would not know what to dowithout your shock. Sure then it
was you who hit me on thehead. We forgive me an Why did
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you hide him? And why thekidnap? Not because I couldn't have be
able to part with him. Besides, all these years everything has been in
Jacqu's name. I would not geta frank. He has a terrible son.
He will destroy the ouse that comeon too. I thought if I
sent a ransom note, they wouldpay me what is rightful in mine.
Then I would let shocked it poundin the house. But you must tell
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a police. It is the onlymoral thing to do. You truly believe
this? I do. But Ipromise you this. I will write an
article for the House of Pramo thatwill preserve the good name of Clement and
still give you your just reward.You will find women met who are an
American. Well we try, MonsieurBeauchard. Are you ready? You mean?
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No, tonight, the sooner wedo it, The sooner Jacques Clement
can go to his final rest.You will, right, But why are
you bringing me here? You willsee Moncherie, the host to Flement and
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Bouchere, is proud to present hisnext election for the new force is on.
How wonderful, and we have youto say MADEMOICHELLI yeah, let us
go into the office. But howdid this happen? Inspector? After you?
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Inspector here, Sorry but there wasnot looking inspector. You are always
the same, teleb. What happened? Clement's will left every thing to Monsieur
Bouchard. That's wonderful. His doctorsaid they didn't know about his half months
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before. We have you. Thenyou mustn't bland yourself. Thank you.
I feel that it was inevitable.But I owe you a great deal.
Would you am the inspectators? Itwill open the champelle. It is my
specialty. Oh my, I InspectorBouchet your a misformy double. I want
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that Sienus medicine Eric tablets. Nosinus medicine helps the headache and the pressure.
Oh you mean sigin off exactly exactlyright. When sinus flares up with
congestion and insist on, sign offtablets, sign off delivers a full dose
of pure aspirin plus a sinus drainer. Sign off helps sinus pain while you
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drain use only as directed. Iam e at that Sign off exactly,
sign off the sinus medicines in thebright red box. All right, I'm
Jim Backers with news about an excitingsale taking place at your lazy boy dealers
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the style of your choice, tomatch your favorite daycar. Don't just sit,
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up, he's waiting, Yes heis. I'm Rod Serling. Close your
eyes, exercise your imagination, andjoin us again on our next presentation of
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The Zero Hour. The House thatClement Built is an original radio drama written
by Keith Walker. Shelley Berman washeard as Paul Bouchard. Featured in the
cast were Peggy Walton, Luke Krugman, Ben Wright, and Maggie Maluley.
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Zero R. Created by J.M. Collis, directed by Don Hills,
is produced in Hollywood for the MutualBroadcasting System by Radio Productions Incorporated.
Music is composed and conducted by StanleyD. Hoffman Rochelle Sherman Associate producer.
This has been a presentation of theMutual Broadcasting System
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