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TAPE #1 Side A 1) Monster in the Mansion partial episode (1941) Half-episode; second half. Starts before middle Fleischmann commercial; Cousin Ritchie worries that someone is trying to kill him. Cousin Louise is told to stay in her room. Uncle David's door is open; he's worried about his left arm being eaten alive. Reggie's found unconcious in the hall. Jack needs to find Ritchie, but they find Willy on the balcony; Louise needs to tell the boys Ritchie is hanging out the window by his scarf. Final Fleischmann commercial, episode closing w/Red Cross PSA. Next episode next week at this time; in preparation, Secret Passage to Death. Royal Orange Tapioca Pudding commercial, NBC Blue ident, chimes. 2) Monster in the Mansion partial episode (1941) Half-episode; first half. Opening; first Fleischmann commercial. (Aunt Mary, Cousin Jim, Buck Thorton all dead; Capt. Friday talking to Jack, Doc, St. Ustess and Willy.) Friday not convinced the cat had anything to do with Mary's death; he's leaving a man on the stairway, and taking Sidney to jail. Grandpa sends sweets with Friday for Sid. Jack thinks Jim and Buck were murdered; he finds out that MoMo is a skilled surgeon, and everyone in the house knows it. Jerry Booker tells Jack Willy is in a state of collapse; crying her heart out. Louise (and the snake) bring the black onyx ring from the right arm of David; the ring came from the tail of the cat sitting on Mary's chest. She tells Jack about the secret room on the third floor. Brother Stony shows up and tells Jack Jerry is at the foot of the stairs unconcious. Middle Fleischmann commercial begins, ends abruptly. (This episode before Tape #1 Side A Episode 1?) Side B 1) Secret Passage to Death partial episode (1941) Half-episode; first half. Opening; episode noted as being "The Face of Death" (?). First Fleischmann commercial. (Three months since Monster in Mansion; one month since Reggie out of hospital. A week ago, gentleman shows up at A-1 with proposition; they are now riding horses while being followed.) Boys trying to escape horsemen following them; decending sheer rock cliff. After crossing ravine, they enter a barn and press a button; the room sinks into the ground. It's a station on an underground railroad. They meet Mrs. Tom Blair, who takes them through a tunnel into a room, where they're locked in. Tom Blair enters, and asks about the men that were following them. He tells the boys that they had three men hidden, to take the posse off their trail. Mrs. Blair tells them an unconcious Chinese girl was brought in. Middle Fleischmann commercial complete; ends immediately after. 2) The Tropics Don't Call It Murder partial episode (1940 - 11/25/40?) Half-episode; second half. Bells; Jack and Luke Peters standing in an alley behind The Blue Circle. They enter the back door, and meet Doc, Reggie, Buffingham, and John Stern; Stern has lost his memory. Capt. Gonzolez is also in the Bar; Doc tells Jack Gonzolez helped them escape the dungeon. Jack tells Gonzolez Peters is the head of the Charles H. Fortune Rubber Expedition, and the boys' boss. Peters suggests turning in Stern, Buffingham, and Gonzolez; Doc and Reggie don't like it, but Jack describes how these men framed the boys. Peters suggests Buffingham and Gonzolez turn against the revolutionaries...Gonzolez agrees, but is shot before he can talk. Jack wants to head to the graveyard, but Buffingham panics. TAPE #2 Side A 1) The Tropics Don't Call it Murder partial episode (1940 - 12/09/40?) Half-episode; first half; immediately follows Tape #1 Side B Episode 2? Opening (no commercial); bells. (In the graveyard; Jack, Doc, Reggie, Luke Peters, Buffingham, and Stern. In second half of previous episode, Stern wandered from the crypt, and was hit over the head with a shovel by an ancient grave digger, and was almost burined alive. Buffingham is tied up.) Jack decides to leave Buffingham tied up until the boys can break into the American Consoul's home to retrieve the evidence Buffingham says is there. Stern wakes up, and has his memory back. Doc catches him up about the last week, Buffingham complains, and Peters tells Stern that Gonzolez, Sec. of War, Foreign Sec., Minister of Agriculture, President of the Council of the City of San Margaritta, Major Ortez second in command of the Military Police, and Commander Diez, chief of the Santa Margritta harbor patrol are the leaders of the revolutionaries. The boys head off to break into Lippincott's home; Buffingham warns them he has a gun, and shoots first. Breaks before middle commercial. 2) The Tropics Don't Call it Murder partial episode (1940 - 12/16/40?) Half-episode; first half; immediately follows Tape #2 Side A Episode 1? Opening Fleischmann commercial. (The boys are in the Lippencott home; Lippincott knocked out Reggie, and is holding Jack and Doc tied up at gunpoint waiting for the military police while Peters and Stern guard Buffingham.) Doc babbles; Reggie wakes up. Genevieve comes back after getting dressed; Reggie asks for water, and she sends her father out of the room to get some. She tells the boys she cancelled the military police call, and is going to help them. Jack tells Genevieve about the letter in Lippincott's safe (and does plot exposition at the same time). Jack has her empty the gun, and set them free. Before she can, Ortez shows up to take the boys away to the Bastille...and then the firing squad. Middle Fleischmann commercial, abrupt end in middle.
