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The story of Dr. Kildare.

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Once where the house I enter, there will I go for the benefit of the sick.

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And whatsoever things I see or hear concerning the life of men, I will keep silence thereon,

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counting such things to be held as sacred trust.

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I will exercise my art solely for the cure of my...

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The story of Dr. Kildare, starring Lou Ayres and Lionel Barrymore.

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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer brought you those famous motion pictures.

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Now this exciting, heartwarming series is heard on radio.

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In just a moment, the story of Dr. Kildare.

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But first, your announcer.

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Now the story of Dr. Kildare, starring Lou Ayres as Dr. Kildare and Lionel Barrymore as Dr. Gillespie.

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Well, Dr. Gillespie, as you can see from these X-rays, Yukon Joe Moran is ready to be discharged.

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Yukon Joe Moran.

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Now don't tell me you're letting just one patient get you down.

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Jimmy, that man's as phony as the fruit on a woman's ass, Yukon Joe.

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I don't think he's ever been further north than the Bronx.

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Well, he'll be off our hands and out of our hair in another hour, so cheer up.

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Well, I wasn't even thinking of him until you mentioned him.

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No? Well, then what is on your mind?

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It's Parker.

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Oh, that's why you've been so grumpy. Pining away with the love of the Fair Park.

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Oh, no, nothing of the sort. That's ridiculous. You know it.

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It's just the way she's been acting lately. Mark my words, Jimmy, she's up to something.

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I haven't noticed anything?

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Oh, I have. She's been leaving the hospital at odd hours and making mysterious phone calls.

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Which wouldn't by any chance be making you jealous.

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By the great orange spoon, Jimmy. My interest in Parker is purely professional.

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I'd be just as concerned about any nurse on the staff.

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Of course, Dr. G, of course. I understand perfectly.

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You know, I could ask Diana to look into it, living in the nurse's quarters with Parker.

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She might know what's going on.

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But since your interest is purely professional, I'm sure you wouldn't stoop to such tactics.

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I couldn't think of such a thing.

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Certainly not.

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I could ask Diana myself if I wanted to go snooping.

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I don't know.

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Of course, if you can't restrain your curiosity, I can't control what you do.

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Thank you, Dr. G. And if I get any information, you won't mind if I discuss it with you, will you?

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If you feel there's anything I should know for the go to the hospital, of course.

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Of course. Oh, what do you say? Shall we go to lunch?

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Never mind lunch. Let's go up and toss Yukon Joe out on his igloo.

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Yes, sir, I found nuggets as big as hen's eggs every time I sunk my...

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Well, hello, Doc. Come on in.

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I was just telling Dr. Carew and Miss Parker about my diggings up at Moosehead Rock.

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Oh, yes, yes, it was most interesting. I'd better be making my rounds, though. You will excuse me.

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Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

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I, um... I just happened to stop in, Dr. Gillespie.

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Mr. Moran was showing us his scrapbook and, uh...

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And so you forgot to get him his clothes so he can get out of here.

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Now go on and get him.

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Well...

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Well, Doc, how am I doing?

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Oh, ankle's practically healed, Joe. Use a cane, favorite for a few days, you'll be all right.

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Well, I'm grateful to you. And when I get back to Moosehead Rock,

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I'm going to send you a poke so full of gold you won't hardly be able to lift it.

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No, we'll skip the gold, Joe. Just make sure to see the gas here on your way out, won't you?

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Well, I don't think you fellas trust me.

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Do I look like the type who'd try to beat a hospital bill?

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Why, I'm loaded.

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Then see the cashier. He'll help you unload.

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Come on, Jimmy.

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Good-bye, Yukon, Joe.

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Good-bye. And don't forget, if you're ever in the Yukon, lock me up.

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We will. And if you ever break your ankle again,

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break it in Philadelphia, will you?

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Jimmy, did you notice how interested Parker was in that phony in his scrapbook?

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Yeah? Yukon, Joe, and his team of huskies.

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Probably had the pictures taken at Coney Island.

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Just the same. Parker was interested, as you say.

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Maybe she's thinking of doing a little gold digging of her own.

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On him? Well, then she'd better borrow a dentist drill.

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All his gold's in his teeth.

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Ah, who cares what Parker does?

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Well, are you going to see Diana or aren't you?

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Oh, I'm going, Dr. G. I'm going.

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It's funny that you should ask about Parker just now, Jimmy.

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Why funny, Diana?

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Because there are a few things I've been wanting to tell you or Dr. Gillespie.

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Oh?

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You know that little house on Long Island, the one Parker inherited when her aunt died?

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Oh, sure. Parker's pride and joy. That's why she plans to live when she retires.

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Not anymore, Jimmy. She's selling it.

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Selling it? Why, she'd never do that.

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Diana, are you sure?

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Yes, Jimmy.

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Dr. Gillespie's right. There is something wrong.

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Well, as long as I've told you this much, I might as well tell you the rest.

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Parker withdrew her entire savings from the bank this morning.

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No.

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Jimmy, she must be in some kind of trouble.

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Oh, yes. Sounds like serious trouble, selling a home, using up her life savings.

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But why, dear?

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I don't know. But she hasn't seemed unhappy.

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As a matter of fact, she's been singing.

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Singing? Parker?

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The same song over and over again.

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Something about a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

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A pot of gold? Uh-huh.

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You look as though that might mean something, Jimmy.

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I diagnose that as the number one symptom of Parker's ailment.

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You mean she's ill?

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One of the oldest diseases known to man, or woman, gold fever.

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Aha! So that's it.

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I'm afraid so, Dr. Gillespie.

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Well, we'll soon find out.

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Parker! Parker!

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A pot of gold, rainbow.

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Did you call me, Dr. Gillespie?

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Sit down, Parker. Go ahead, sit down.

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Well, why are you staring at me?

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Because I like you, Parker.

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And because I like you, I'm going to do you a big favor.

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What kind of a favor?

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Parker, how would you like to be the Diamond Queen of America?

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Diamond Queen of America?

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Yes, Parker. Yep. Why not?

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You see, I have a diamond mine.

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It's over in Brooklyn, right under the BMT subway.

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I thought you might like to invest some money in it.

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What are you talking about, Dr. Gillespie?

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What's wrong with buying a diamond mine, Parker?

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You've already bought a gold mine, haven't you?

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Or did he sell you the Brooklyn Bridge instead?

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I don't know what you mean.

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What do you mean, Joe Moran? How much did he hook you for?

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He did not hook me. I got a bit of a sale.

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Parker, you mean you actually gave him money?

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I did not give it to him.

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I bought one third interest in his mine at Moosehead Rock.

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Parker, why didn't you ask somebody about this before you did it?

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I did ask.

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Who did you ask? Some genius like Caru?

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Yes, Dr. Caru.

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Oh, no.

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Well, I did.

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Mr. Moran sold Dr. Caru a piece of the mine, too.

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You mean Caru went into this deal?

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Yes, and you could have gotten in on it, too,

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if Dr. Gillespie wasn't always growling at poor Mr. Moran.

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Poor Mr. Moran.

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Poor Mr. Moran.

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Poor Mr. Moran left here richer than he arrived

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thanks to you and Caru and your combined nimble brain power.

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Parker, do you realize what you've done?

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Well, I've just ensured my future, that's all.

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Ensured it.

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You've beaten it to death with that Moosehead Rock.

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But he said there's gold there.

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Only gold? No uranium? No platinum?

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We got a bill of sale, Parker.

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I have it right here.

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Don't you think there is any gold at Moosehead Rock?

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Gold? I don't even think there's a moose there.

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There mightn't even be a rock.

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And he took all my money.

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What do you need money for, after all, Parker?

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You're a one-third owner of a gold mine.

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Is that legal, Jimmy?

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I'm afraid so, Dr. Gillespie, unless we can prove

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there's no gold there or doesn't have a claim on the land or something.

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Well, we'd better move fast and check on it.

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You find out about the claim, I'll look into the rest.

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What about me? What am I going to do?

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Just wait until we get back and stay away from the patients.

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One of them is liable to steal your uniform.

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Oh, Dr. Gillespie, this is terrible.

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Just terrible. And he had such an honest face.

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An honest face.

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Everybody who sells a gold mine has an honest face.

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Miss Parker, you talked me into this.

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I talked you into it. Yes.

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I asked you if it sounded all right. That's all I did.

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Ask an idiotic question of an idiot,

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and you'll get an idiotic answer.

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Dr. Gillespie, how dare you speak to me like that?

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I've lost a thousand dollars. I'm not a well man.

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Dr. Gillespie. Oh, I'm glad you're back, Jimmy.

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Dr. Gillespie. Quiet, quiet, you pigeons.

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What did you find out, Jimmy?

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Well, Yukon Joe really owns the land all right.

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He staked the claim years ago.

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Well. Oh.

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So, Dr. Gillespie, perhaps you'll have a little more respect

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for my judgment in the future.

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We still don't know if there's any gold there, Dr. Carulla.

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We'll soon as we get an answer to my wire

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from the Alaskan territorial.

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Dr. Gillespie, this telegram just came in for you.

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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Give it to me.

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It's just what I've been waiting for.

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Well, what does it say?

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Is there any gold at Moosehead Rock?

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Enough to make that bill of sale legal.

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Oh, you see? We're rich. We're rich. Oh.

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I said enough to make the bill of sale legal.

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Your gold mine or assays about 60 cents a ton.

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Only 60 cents a ton?

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Yeah, and the only reason it isn't profitable

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is because it costs $14 a ton to dig it out.

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Oh.

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Steady, Parker. Oh.

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I'll help you, Jimmy.

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We'll just put her on the couch. She's fainted.

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We return to the story of Dr. Kildare in just a moment.

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Now we continue with the story of Dr. Kildare,

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starring Lou Ayres as Dr. Kildare

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and Lionel Barrowmore as Dr. Gillespie.

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Barrowmore as Dr. Gillespie.

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Well, Yukon Joe certainly picked one of the better hotels, Dr. Gillespie.

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What's the number?

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The clerk said it was 1407.

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Now, right here.

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Come in, Gossown.

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Just put the champagne in the...

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Oh, Dr. Kildare and old Dr. Gillespie.

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Old Dr. Gillespie?

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I was expecting a waiter with room, sir.

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We heard you. You always drink champagne for breakfast?

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Why, sure, Doc. Don't everybody?

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Ain't that a good word? Don't everybody?

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Hey, I thought you guys were doctors.

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You both look like a couple of embalmers.

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We've come to sell you a gold mine, Yukon Joe.

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Oh, I'm sorry, Doc. I ain't in the market.

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You better be in the market.

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Don't you realize you've swindled a poor woman out of the money she'll need to live on for the late years of her life?

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Now, just a minute, Doc.

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That swindle, that's a pretty hard word.

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Now, we know you're within the law, Joe, owned by a very slim margin, but we're appealing to your sense of decency.

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Well, then let me appeal to yours, too, Doc.

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I spent ten years up in the North, freezing to death, eating dried fish,

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talking to nobody but myself, and an occasional wandering eskimo.

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What are you driving at?

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Doc, did you ever hear the old saying, gold is where you find it?

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Yeah.

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So I finally found it at your hospital when Doc Carew and that nurse bought my mine.

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Besides, they can get even. Let them sell it now.

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Everybody wants to buy a gold mine.

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I take it, then, that you don't intend to return that money.

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Doc, me and that money is going to Florida.

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I figure it'll take me about ten years before I feel warm again.

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Well, there's nothing more we can do, Jimmy.

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Yet you better stop at the bank before we go back to the hospital.

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Wait a minute. You going to make up for Parker's losses?

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Well, she's got to have something set aside, Jimmy.

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She can't go on nursing until she's 90.

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So you're going to take your own savings and tell her that you got her money back, huh?

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Well, I can't tell her it's my money, can I?

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She'd only get the wrong idea.

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Would it be the wrong idea, Dr. G?

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No, no, no. You just watch...

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Wait! You're driving, Jimmy! Hey!

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You're going the wrong way. You're ahead of downtown.

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That's right. I've got a little idea.

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Something that may make Yukon Joe change his mind.

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He'll never sell him that mine again.

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I wasn't thinking of selling it to him.

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If my plan works, we won't have to sell.

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He'll be chasing us wanting to buy.

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Here we are.

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Jimmy, this is the office of the Star Herald.

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I wasn't the editor of the Star Herald, a patient of ours a few months back,

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and didn't Parker take care of him, and didn't he write an editorial

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calling her another Florence Nightingale?

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Jimmy, do you think... We can ask, Dr. G. We can ask.

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You just want one single copy of it, Dr. Hilder?

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Yeah, that's right.

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Well, it's not quite ethical.

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What he did to Nurse Parker wasn't quite ethical either.

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All right. I'll print one special edition.

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Oh, thanks. That's wonderful.

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Make it a red headline, will you?

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Big gold strike at Moosehead Rock.

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And then under that, say that the man who found the gold was too late.

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The claim is already registered to Yukon Joe Moran.

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Yukon Joe Moran.

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I got it.

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Now, what'll I do with the copy when I get it printed?

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Oh, just have a small voice,

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leave it under the door of room 1407 at the Royal Plaza Hotel.

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After that, it's up to Yukon Joe.

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All right. Just leave a message that he's wanted at the hospital immediately.

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Goodbye.

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Is that Carew's home you were calling?

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Yeah. He's not there either.

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Have you found any sign of him?

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No.

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Well, we better find him and get that bill of sale before Joe gets here.

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Parker? Parker?

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Yes, Dr. Gillespie.

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I told you to find Dr. Carew. Now, where is he?

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I murdered him and put his body in the laundry hamper.

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Well, get him and bring him up here before...

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Parker, are you trying to be funny?

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I've been looking all over for him. What else can I do?

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I won't answer that, Parker. I'm tempted to, but I won't answer.

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Parker, you better check around some more.

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We'll get your money back, but we'd like to get Dr. Carew's back, too.

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All right, Dr. Bill there.

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Diana's checking through the wards in the extension. He may be over there someplace.

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I'm gonna get that.

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Dr. Gillespie speaking.

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Oh, good. Good, good. Thank you.

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Are you located Carew?

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No, no. It's Yukon Joe. He's on his way up.

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Uh-oh. Well, we'll have to stall him.

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If he ever gets away from here and sees a regular edition of the Star Herald,

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Carew can kiss his money goodbye.

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Well, it's a seller's market, Jimmy. We can hold out until...

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It must be him.

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Come in.

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Well, well, my true favorite Docs.

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If this ain't a nice surprise finding you here.

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Yes, isn't it? We usually spend most of our time at the zoo.

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Hehehehe. I guess you're kind of surprised to see me, though, huh? Ain't you?

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Oh, yeah. Yes, yes. Very surprised.

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You don't happen to have a late edition of the Star Herald around, do you?

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No, but the newsboy should be around with one in a few minutes. Why?

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Oh, nothing. Nothing, Doc. I...

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Your ankle bothering you again, Joe?

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No. No, Doc. It's my conscience.

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Oh, no. That's too bad, Jimmy. Really too bad. His conscience.

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Yeah. You see, I got to thinking about what I did. Selling that mine.

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Doc, I come to do the right thing. I want to buy it back.

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Uh-huh. Well, it might not be so easy, Joe. You see, Nurse Parker's already sold her and...

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Shit! To who? What crook is trying to pull a fast one?

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I bought Parker's share.

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You bought... Well, Doc, you can't do that.

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Remember what you said, Joe. Gold is where you find it.

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That gave me a hunch, Joe. I figured that a man with a face as honest as yours...

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...wouldn't sell anything that wasn't worthwhile.

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Oh, but Doc, you got me all wrong.

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Unless I can't be trusted.

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You mean that mine isn't worth anything?

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Doc, it ain't worth a dime. Now please let me buy it back.

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I don't know. You're acting as though it might be very valuable.

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What do you think, Dr. Lesby?

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I think we should wait until we can confer with Dr. Groove.

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After all, he owns some of the stock, too.

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Now look, now look, Doc. I'm warning you. You better sell now before I change my mind.

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Have you got the money with you, you con Joe?

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Hey, Doc, my poke is loaded and I'm ready to buy.

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I'll give you, well, 50 cents on the dollar.

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50 cents on the dollar?

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Now don't get excited, Dr. Lesby. We should consider Joe's offer.

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Oh, newsboys coming across the grounds now.

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Perhaps after we've read the headlines, had some coffee...

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All right, all right, all right. You talk me into it. Full price, right now.

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I was figuring on a little profit.

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Oh, now, Doc, will you talk to him? He's murdering the deal.

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I think we'd better do business right now, Dr. Lesby.

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Yeah, yeah. Here's your door.

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And here's your bill of sale.

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And there's the door, you con Joe.

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Yes, yes. I'll be mushing on.

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If you'd given me a little time, Jimmy, I'd have had his I.T.

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You old Missouri horse trainer.

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Parker! Parker!

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Did you call me? Where's my money? Did you get it back?

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Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack, Jack, will you keep quiet for a minute?

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Will I keep quiet? Now, let me tell you something.

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If it wasn't for you letting all kinds of patients get admitted to this hospital...

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Are you playing? No, no, no. Both of you, there's no harm, Doc.

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Except a nitwit Karoo, where the devil can be...

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Wherever he is, it's too late now.

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There's you con Joe down on the lawn with the newsboy buying up every copy of the Star Herald.

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Heh, heh, heh.

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Whaley compares him with a copy he's got.

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Heh, heh, heh, yeah, just wait.

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Good afternoon, gentlemen. Good afternoon.

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Good afternoon, Karoo. Where have you been?

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Dr. Karoo, we've been searching for you high and low since early this morning.

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Well, I'm afraid I had some very important business.

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And I'm afraid you've missed some very important business.

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Well, we had you con Joe Moran here this morning. We could have gotten your money back.

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Oh, could you indeed? Yes.

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Well, it so happens that I saw Mr. Moran myself at his hotel.

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And I think I handled the entire affair rather nicely.

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Oh, you mean you got your money back, too?

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I did not. I made an additional investment with Mr. Moran.

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You what?

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Miss Parker, the interference of these men has cost you a small fortune.

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Hmm? Karoo, what have you done?

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I bought Miss Parker's share of the gold mine you so foolishly resold to Mr. Moran.

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Oh, no. Oh, yes.

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You mean that gold mine is really worth something?

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Worth something. It's the biggest gold strike in the history of the Yukon.

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Wow! And you! You made me sell it.

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Just a minute, Parker. And Dr. Karoo, what makes you think there's any gold up there?

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This, Dr. Kildare. The Star Herald.

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Look at that headline. Big gold strike at Moosehead Rock.

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Oh, for the love of Pete.

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Now, Dr. Glassbeach, you see what you've done?

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Oh, shut up!

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Dr. Karoo, where'd you get that paper?

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Where did I... Well, what earthly difference would that make?

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Now, Dr. Karoo, I want to know.

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Well, now let me see. I went to Mr. Moran's hotel this morning.

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He left the door to his room wide open, and this was in there.

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And so, when he came back, you let him sell you Parker's share of the mine, too?

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I had quite a time persuading him, but I did.

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Now, what do you think of that?

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Parker, I think you'd better prepare a room for Dr. Karoo.

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Prepare a room? But I'm not ill.

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You're going to be, Karoo. You're going to be...

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Sit down, Dr. Karoo. We've got something to tell you about the facts of life.

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In just a moment, we will return to the story of Dr. Kildare.

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And now, once again, the story of Dr. Kildare, starring Lou Ayers as Dr. Kildare and Lionel

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Baramore as Dr. Gillespie.

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I just finished my work, Dr. Baramore.

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Need me for anything else before I go?

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Well, if it isn't gold nugget Parker, the queen of the Klondike.

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You don't have to be so mean to me, do you?

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Oh, I'm sorry, Parker. You can go.

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Good night.

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Good night, Dr. Kildare.

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Good night, Parker.

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You know, money isn't everything, Dr. G.

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She could do with some cheering up. Maybe a movie or something.

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You and Diana going to a movie?

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We saw the plan, don't we?

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Well, then, why don't you ask me to come along?

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And Diana could ask Parker.

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In that way, we could all go together and be...

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And Parker wouldn't get the wrong idea.

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Ah, splash.

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All right, Dr. G. As of this moment, you're Parker's blind date.

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Shall we make the girls pay for their own admission?

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Oh, that's not a very gentlemanly thing to do, Jimmy.

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We don't want them getting the wrong idea.

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Oh, Jimmy Kildare, you get out of here.

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You have just heard the story of Dr. Kildare, starring Lou Ayres and Lionel Baramore.

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This program was written by Joel Mercat and directed by Joe Bigelow.

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Original music was composed and conducted by Walter Schuman.

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Supporting cast included Virginia Gregg, Ted Osborne, Georgia Ellis, and Peter Leeds.

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Dick Joy speaking.

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