Hi guys, what is up? Welcome to my channel. For today's video, I'm going to be doing my For a Holiday Saving Events haul. So if you want to see the items that I picked up, then just keep watching. Hi guys, if you're new here, my name is Morgan. I am a product knowledge enthusiast. I just love knowing anything and everything about all of the new makeup on the market.  Now I will have all the details of the sale down below if you don't know them by now. Perfect timing though, because I would just finish filming another video when I did my makeup for it and I wasn't sure if I wanted to film another video or start editing. And then my Sephora order came in right in time just as I finished. So I was like, well, that answers that for me. So all of the details of what I'm wearing will be down in the description box. And these are all of the items that I ordered right at midnight when my rouge code started working. So hopefully this could give you a little bit of inspiration if you were thinking about ordering something. I definitely think I will be ordering some more things here and there. This was my important order of stuff that I really, really wanted to have. It's not a very big haul. It was still like $200. But I got a couple of things that I've been wanting to replenish and then just some things that have been on my wish list for a while. If you do want to see a larger haul with some of the newer makeup items that have come out, I will put my most recent Sephora haul down below. I posted that the day before the sale started. So that also is really good if you are looking for some inspiration. So let's go ahead and get started. Like I said, not the biggest haul I've done, but I'm still really excited about the stuff that I picked up. So let's start off with skincare. And both of these items I put in my recommendations for the sale, but I did have to replenish myself. So I got the Erno Laszlo Detoxifying Cleansing Oil. So it comes like this. Now I got the 6.6 ounce and this was $58. So these are the original prices, not with the 20% off. So this is 58 before the sale. So I have been using and treasuring this little sample size that I had. And so I finally purchased a big one. I love that now I can squish it out. It's a lot more sanitary instead of pounding it against my hand. And if you did miss my recommendations, I do use this to double cleanse. So I have a regular cleanser that I'll use. So after I take off my makeup, I will actually use this first, just in case my makeup remover didn't get everything off. And then I will go in with my cleanser. I highly recommend that, especially if you are noticing that you have some breakouts. It might just be you have some leftover makeup on your skin that you're not quite getting off. And I find using a double cleanse has really helped me to ensure that I get all of my makeup off. I really like this cleansing oil. It's very gentle on the skin. It is quite pricey. So that's why I waited until the holiday savings event to pick it up. Oh, I am so excited for this. You saw my recommendations. I was basically out. This is the Ola Henrickson Dark Spot Toner. This is a limited edition size. It is 10 fluid ounces. This was $34. And just for comparisons, this is the size that I was using before. I'm so excited to see that they came out with a giant version. So this should tell you how much I love it. I'm not a big repurchaser of skincare. I really like to switch up my skincare routine every few months because my skin can get used to a skincare routine and just not be as effective. This, I feel like I cannot go without. Seriously, if you struggle from acne, please try this out. It also helped a lot with my texture as well. And I had to get the absolute largest bottle to work for me. I'm going to keep this one for travel to put this in. But oh, I'm so excited. Okay, so that is it for skincare. So let's get into the good stuff, the makeup. The first and most exciting thing that I purchased, of course, came completely shattered. So I've gotten multiple messages from you guys telling me that I need to try Dior's new eyeshadow formula. And this was my time to do it because Dior's quints are $62. So I waited until this sale to try it out. I picked up soft cashmere. And it came absolutely obliterated. Huge mess. So I'm going to have to return that and reorder. But I love the look of soft cashmere. If you're into more mauve kind of totes, you will really love this color story. I'm really excited with the colors that I went. They look beautiful, completely shattered. So I can't imagine how much more beautiful they would look when it comes in one piece. I'm going to return that and order a new one because I do really like the colors of it. I wasn't able to touch them or feel them because honestly, it was just way too much of a mess. Hopefully I'm going to take your guys' word for it. Their reformulation is amazing. And I'm going to love this quint. So unfortunately, I can't show you that, but I'm really excited about it. I ordered this set from Charlotte Tilbury. This makes a great gift. I didn't realize it was going to come in this adorable packaging, but this is a great gift set. This is the Pillotalk Eye Secret Set. It was only $29 and that was before the discount. And in it, you get their new Pillotalk mascara, which I've wanted. I think the packaging is beautiful. I don't want to open it up right now just because I do have a lot of mascaras open, but I feel like I should keep this even after it expires because it would look great in some pink product shots. And then also it comes with a travel-size rock and coal eyeliner, which honestly, this looks quite big. So it doesn't even look like a mini to me. So full-size mascara, travel-size eyeliner. And I've just never tried a Charlotte Tilbury coal eyeliner, so I was curious to try the formula. Of course, I also haven't tried the actual mascara, but this makes a great gift. If you have any friends or family who like Charlotte Tilbury, this is really cute. I'm very excited to try these new products from her. The next item that I got was a new pair of false eyelashes. I did not need another pair, but honestly, I've been dying to have these. They have been in my loves list for a really long time now. So I finally just threw them in my bag. This is the Lily Lashes Miami Short. So I guess this was from like a summer collection or something. I was excited about these because I really like Lily Lashes in Miami, but my eyes are a bit small. I always wanted them to be shorter so they wouldn't touch my eyebrows. So hopefully Miami Short is going to be the perfect fit for me since I do have smaller eyes. Let me grab a real Miami. You are going to have to excuse the fact how grody these look, but oh my gosh, the Miami Short looks so much better than my regular Miami. As you can see, this is their regular Miami. This one is Miami Short. Of course, this one is used and cut and all of that good stuff, but it looks a lot shorter and these just look fresher and cleaner. I'm really excited to try these. These look like I'm going to like them way more than the regular one, which hopefully these are permanent. I hope this is a say limited edition, but I really do hope this is a permanent change because I love. They also have like Miami Flare, Miami 3D, and Miami Light, but my small eyes, I really wanted to try the short and their lashes are not cheap. They're $30. So that's why I took advantage of 20% off. Told you guys this was going to be a small quick haul. I got some new lip glosses and I have had these on my loves lists for a while ever since they came out. And I've been waiting for this event to purchase them. So these are the Tower 28 Shine on Milky Flip Jelly Gloss. I love the name. I don't know why I really love the name and I love the way that they look. They're very simple and clean looking. So I got two different colors. I got a light pink and then a deeper pink. So this is the shade Oat and then this is the shade Cashew. So these are pretty affordable even before the sale price. They are $14. So that's pretty good for us to for a brand gloss. They don't really have a scent. That's perfect with my lip right now. Not very sticky but they do have a thick consistency to them. You can feel that they're there which I think is going to help with longevity. They look nice. They're not the super glossiest lip glosses that I've tried. I really like their color range and their clean beauty. I just love the way they describe the colors. Like Cashew is a semi-shear Milky Rose Brown and then they say oh is a semi-shear Milky Peachy Pink. I love like the Milky word. So really excited about these. I really haven't enjoyed the product so far that I've tried from Tower 28. And just so you can see what the dough foot looks like. It's kind of like a paddle. You can see it's more flat. Nothing too big around. I really like it. So that was a really quick haul. I do plan on ordering more but this was the main stuff that I really have been wanting to get during this time. If you aren't subscribed to my channel already I would appreciate it if you would consider taking the time to do so. And I will see you guys in the next one. Bye guys. Have a good one.


What's more fun than chilling at home, on a bright sunny day. High speed Wi-Fi, and you are all sorted for the day. But, due to some reasons, sometimes Wi-Fi doesn't respond well, which could be really frustrating. To boost up Wi-Fi speed, some people use booster device as well, but not everyone would like to buy it, as it is expensive and could be a failure as well. So, what now? How to fix slow Wi-Fi? Alright, don't worry, we have a solution. Just some changes in your Android device settings, and it's done. To boost up Wi-Fi speed in Android, first, we need to enable developer options. For this, open the settings app. Select about phone and search for build number. Once found, tap on it seven times. Now, return to the previous screen to find developer option somewhere at the bottom. In developer options, search for aggressive Wi-Fi to mobile hand over and enable it. When enabled, Wi-Fi will be more aggressive in handing over the data connection to mobile, when Wi-Fi signal is low. If you don't want to tap on developer options, then there is one more way to enhance Wi-Fi strength. However, this step is only applicable in Android 7 and lower versions. Go to settings and select Wi-Fi. Now, tap on the Wi-Fi you are connected to. After this, from the window, select advanced options. Here tap on Wi-Fi frequency band and from the given options, select 5GHz only option. Now, the device would use 5GHz frequency band with whenever possible and will maximize the signal strength of your wireless.


The Department of Defense, or DOD, wants service members to know there's no stigma in seeking mental health care. The DOD has quadrupled its number of mental health care professionals to help active duty and their families. Access to mental health care services are not just available during deployment. You or your dependent can also talk to a primary care physician or visit a local specialty care clinic on base. USS Kaufman and the US Coast Guard recently intercepted a smuggling vessel carrying almost 2,000 kilograms of cocaine with a street value of more than $55 million. Kaufman's embarked law enforcement detachment boarded the vessel, seized the illicit cargo, and detained the ship's crew members. And finally, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter thanked the outgoing commander of US Pacific Command, Admiral Sam Locklear, for his 43 years of service and welcomed in the new commander, Admiral Harry Harris. To get more information on these stories and more, visit navy.mil.


The results of this study suggest that there is a lack of awareness and practice among medical and dental doctors in Pakistan regarding detection and reporting of suspected cases of child physical abuse. Only a small percentage of doctors reported having received formal training on child abuse, and most doctors did not take any action to suspect a child abuse case. Furthermore, a majority of doctors did not report their suspicions of child abuse to anyone. This highlights the need for further education and training of healthcare professionals in order to increase awareness and improve practices related to child physical abuse. This article was authored by Hafeez Muhammad Ali Khan, Naveed Mansouri, Muhammad Hamza Sohail, and others.


Hello, we're back with a reading of Deleuze and Gertahy and I will now speak of the, what they call the plane of eminence, right? So they articulate philosophy in not only the creation of concepts, which is one moment of philosophy, but they articulate it with what they call the plane of eminence, right? So usually eminence is opposed with transcendence and philosophy and it has to do with a certain way of designating materiality as a living materiality, as a dynamic becoming a fleshy materiality, a sort of infrarreality that they say is a sort of a section, a slice of chaos, right? So we've seen that for them the chaos is this idea of dynamic multiplicity, I would say creative multiplicity, of course, and so it is a creative real, it is a creole and they write to give consistency without losing anything of the infinite is the project of philosophy. So here we start to understand how a philosophical concept is different from a technological concept, for example, we could argue that a bicycle is a technological concept, right? But the difference is that the bicycle doesn't try to concentrate in itself the freedom of multiplicity while in a certain way formalizing it, that's philosophy. The bicycle is just performing a given function, as a shape of course it expresses all the possibilities that were not expressed in its actualization, but nevertheless the if bicycle is a concept, technological concept, it performs a function while a philosophical concept for the loosing at a tries to be the best machine, the best point of junction between chaos and reality, creality and the real by not only being a unifying principle, filtering in some way the chaos, but at the same time by preserving the creative multiplicities of the imminent chaos, right? So and that's why it's difficult, that's why it's difficult because in other words philosophy wants to formalize, to abstract the diversity of life while keeping it, while keeping living diversity within its formalization. This strange dream indeed quite different from the dream of science, which in a way is not preoccupied with multiplicity or only in the sense that it provides material for different technological concepts, different operations, while philosophy in a way wants to find a sort of universal key, the philosopher's stone that would allow all possible operations, all possible transformations from imminence to reality, from the creel to the real and back. So they write the plane of imminence as to facets as thought and as nature, as noose and as physics, which are Greek terms, noose. Noose expresses the spirit, physics expresses nature in its blossoming in its becoming and its ever renewed production of phenomena. So what philosophy tries to do is actually unite these two facets, thought and nature, or at least produce an intellectual realm that will not be a negation of the natural realm. Okay, so it is essential not to confuse the concept, the concepts that occupy the plane of imminence and the imminence plane is a common Deleuze and Gattarian term, sometimes in French they use the word plateau. So this is sort of a ground, a dynamic ground that fertilizes manifestations, realizations. So how does that articulate with what was previously said the evocation of the idea of event, right? The idea of the concept as the contour and the configuration, the constellation of an event to come? Well, I think it becomes clearer now because the philosophy is this dream of producing a mold that would be multiverse as opposed as, for example, the mold of the concept of bicycle, technological concept of bicycle. Well, in this case, we have the idea that the event would be the manifestation, the mundane manifestation of how multiplicity has been both given shape to and preserved by a concept, in this case a philosophical concept. So behind that we read this platonic dream of the philosopher king, of course, of philosophy being simply present in the everyday. And this is a very old philosophical dream which for some is quite contradictory, right? How can philosopher want at the same time to retreat in the realm of concepts? And at the same time, they would like their concepts to operate in the everyday reality, in every detail of everyday reality. Well, this is called integrity. This is the moral concept of integrity. When your way of making coffee reflects your way of thinking, for example. So in this sense, thought is natural, right? We understand that. Thought is natural, which doesn't mean that thought is not artificial, but the artificial is natural too. Now, the artificial of technology is very different from the artificial of philosophy as we have understood with the previous example of the bicycle. We, of course, could use the idea of artificial intelligence. Nevertheless, we could say that in the dream of artificial general intelligence, there is this sort of a mirror of this philosophical dream of finding a sort of universal key. The question is, well, how does intuition play in that quest? And they speak of intuition in the sense that concepts are deduced from the plane, but they require a special construction distinct from that of the plane. And they are not deducted in the sense of mathematical deduction, because there is also what they call a throwing of dice. There is also an element of philosophical audacity. What does that mean? Well, we'll continue tomorrow. See you.


From Hollywood, the Hollywood Radio Theater. Walter Pigeon and Janet Lee in the People Against O'Hara. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cummings. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. One of the most fascinating professions is that of a criminal lawyer. And in tonight's play, The People Against O'Hara, we bring you the dramatic story of a man who has lost confidence in his ability to save the life of a young and desperate client. And as our stars of this suspenseful drama from the Metro Golan Mayor, we have that excellent actor, Walter Pigeon, co-starring with Janet Lee, who plays his lovely young daughter. Now The People Against O'Hara, starring Walter Pigeon as Jim Curtain and Janet Lee as Ginny. It's late at night, a private boat dock on the Hudson River. Across the water, the lights of New York are barely visible. On the dock are a young man and a girl, both obviously overwrought. Johnny, please, please, Johnny, don't go yet, don't.  I can't stay here. What if somebody seizes? Hey, what place is this anyway? I told you, Johnny, the boat club. Nobody ever comes here at night. Well, I'm not waiting to find out. I got to talk to you, Johnny. Look, I told you I couldn't come over. Somebody stole my car, but you kept calling me, telling me a lot of lies. But I had to, otherwise you wouldn't have come. What have I done, Johnny? Tell me, what have I done? Look, you haven't done anything, Theresa. I'm just trying to tell you I don't love you anymore. That's not true. Why, Johnny, why? I told you why. You've got a husband now. Can't you use your head? I never loved anyone else. Only you, Johnny. You know what happened when he found out that Rocky Hughes Act double-crossed him? He sent Rocky's body back to his wife, but she never even recognized it. What do you think he'd do to you if he found out about us? I know him. I know what he'd do. All the time I'm scared.  There must be some way, Johnny. If you love me, we can... Sure, sure there's a way. You stay in Jersey. Just keep on this side of the river. I... I'm going back. Johnny... What if I get back by daylight? And no more letters, Theresa. Understand? No more phone calls. I won't even talk to you. Oh, Johnny... Johnny... What is this? Keep your hands at your sides. It's okay. I've got O'Hara. What are you talking about? Who are you guys? Police. You're under arrest. Yes, Mrs. O'Hara. My father? Well, he isn't up yet. Johnny, the police. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Well, I'll tell that, of course, but you see, he's no longer in criminal practice, Mrs. O'Hara. Yes, yes, I will. I... Goodbye. Good morning out there. Oh, well, you're up early. So are you considering the hour you got home last night? Any progress with the boyfriend? Relax, counselor. I've got other things on my mind.  Other things, huh? Mm-hmm. Like what besides your old man? Oh, I stopped worrying about you long ago. But I'm not getting married to Jeff or anybody else right now. For one thing, I want to finish secretarial school, and after that, I... What did Mrs. O'Hara want?  Mm-hmm. Well, they're in trouble again, Johnny, the police. What kind of trouble? As Mother didn't say, I told her that you were in civil practice now, and very busy and happier than you've ever been.  Of course I'm happy. And I'd be a lot happier if you married Jeff. You still worrying about me, Ginny? Oh, wait. No, I'm not. Well, I'm worried about you. You're in love, and what do you do about it? Nothing. Well, Dad, about Jeff... Well... I'm having dinner with him tonight, and, well, maybe I'll do something about it then. Now you're talking, honey. Now you're talking. And hurry up with the eggs. I've got to get down to the office. I just had to see you, Mr. Crotain. There's no one else we could turn to. You know I'm always happy to see you, the O'Hara's. As Ginny told you on the phone, I... Well, I don't handle criminal cases anymore. But you've known Johnny all his life. And where have they taken him? I'm his mother. I have a right to be told that. You don't know where he is? The detective wouldn't tell us. Detective? Yes, sir. Rick, he said his name was Lieutenant Rick's. Would you know him, Mr. Crotain? Yes, I know Rick's. Has Johnny got a job over here? He works for a man named William Sheffield in the Dollar Street Market. He can tell you about Johnny. He likes to boy. Counselor Ho is Rick's. Well, he's in the homicide detail, but that doesn't necessarily mean... Johnny killed nobody. I won't have such talk. Do you think Johnny could kill a man? No, no, of course I don't. Well, I'll have to get a lawyer for you. Some good criminal lawyer. Mr. Crotain, we only have $400. Well, I couldn't ask anybody to take the case without some kind of retainer. Perhaps you could borrow it. Oh, my boy, he is in trouble, and we have to beg. Pag, Pag, please. We're borrowed out, Mr. Crotain. Well, now we can't let that worry us. Let me make a phone call. After all, old friends have to stick together, don't they?  You're the best of us. Well, it was a time when I tried 18 murder cases in a row. Didn't lose one of them. Hello? Cappy? Jim Crotain. Don't act so surprised. Well, maybe you can help me. I represent a boy named Johnny O'Hara. He's being held down there, and I'd like to know the charge. Thanks. I'll hold on. There's something we haven't told you. Johnny had a gun. I never knew till this morning, Council, I swear... I wanted to get rid of it, but no matter who I... Johnny always took it with him when he left the house. I haven't slept since I saw the ugly thing. Well, now having a gun doesn't mean using it. But I'm glad you... Hello? Now go ahead, Cappy. They're holding Johnny for what? Oh, for the lover. Look, who in the district attorney's office is going to handle the case? Louis Barra. He's new, huh? No, no, I don't know him. Just one thing more, Cappy. I'd like very much to get hold of him. Mr. Barra wants to talk to you. Thanks, Rick. I'm an assistant district attorney, Johnny. I'm not a police officer. What? I told the police. I don't know anything. I'm not finished. You won't be deprived of any of the rights the law gives you. I'm not going to try to force you to tell me anything, but I want to know who you were with last night. I was at the market, on the eel machine. Eel machine? What's that mean? Well, at the market, they keep the eels in the tank. Well, a compressor broke. I had to pump it by hand. Pump it out to keep the eels alive. People won't buy them unless they're alive. How long were you there? All night. Get off at six this morning. When I was arrested. When you left the market, were the eels still alive? Yeah, yeah, sure. In the statement to Lieutenant Rick's here, you said you worked for William Sheffield for about a year. When was the last time you were at his home? I never been there in my life. What about this, Johnny? Huh? This gun. Hey, hey, why'd you get that? Is it yours? Well, yeah, it's a souvenir. I have a job. Why is it loaded? I never loaded that gun. I kept it in my locker at the market. Thirty-eight automatic pistol. Three bullets in the clip, one in the chamber. It smells like it's been recently fired. And there's something else I want to show you, Johnny. A suitcase. You've seen the suitcase before. Yeah, yeah. It belongs to the boss, to Sheffield. I saw it yesterday in his office at the market. What were you doing in his office? I was asking him about my overtime pay. Argument? It was no argument. I just told him I wanted my 63 bucks or I'd take it up with knuckles. Knuckles? Knuckles Lanzella. You know him, Johnny? Not exactly, but he's a big shot around the markets and I thought I might scare the boss and they're giving me my money. What did you see in the suitcase? Well, nothing. It was closed just like it is now. Did you see a gold bar? Oh, bar. What are you talking about? Gold, a gold bar. Did you see one in the suitcase? Huh? That's crazy. I never saw anything. Gold bar. How'd this suitcase get in your car, Johnny? How do I know? I told you my car was stolen. I got callback, Mr. Barra. Oh, come in, callback. Hi, Johnny. All right. State your name and address. Frank Corbac. 371 Michette Lane. You work at the Dawson Street fish market? That's right, sir. Yes, sir. What are you doing here? What have you been saying about me?  That's all for now, Corbac. Take him back. Yes, sir. Look, I had nothing to do with that guy. Please, why don't you tell me what this is all about? At 12.30 last night, two men drove up to William Sheffield's house in your car. They stole this suitcase, shot Sheffield and disappeared. Shot the boss? One of the men was Frank Corbac. We found his fingerprints in the rearview mirror, so I guess he drove the car. Now, who fired the gun? I wasn't there. I don't know anything. Corbac said you fired it. He's all right.  You're at Sheffield's house, weren't you? Ask the boss. He'll tell you who was there. He can't. You did a good job, Johnny. Sheffield's dead. I didn't do it. I didn't do it. Did Corbac shoot him? I don't know. I wasn't there. It's your car, your gun, and Corbac's confession. I want the truth. I told you the truth. See you machine. I was on the machine all night. I got a watchman at the market. He says you weren't there. He says you left long before midnight. Look, I want to call my folks, Mr. Barrow. I want to tell them where I am. I want a lawyer to help me. Who pulled the trigger, Johnny? You or Frankie? No. No more answers. Okay, Sergeant. Book him. Let's go, kid. Uh, hello. Well, it looks like a cinch. All the pieces fall into place. A lawyer? Oh. Well, thanks. I'll talk to you later. What was your boss, Lieutenant? No. Oh, Harry's got a lawyer. James Crotain. Crotain? Crotain's on this case? He, um, was pretty good, wasn't he? Yeah, the best, till he started drinking. But he hasn't touched a drop or a criminal case for a couple of years. Then why, Oh, Harry? I don't know. Well, Crotain wants to see me now. Do me a favor, Rick. Oh, Jim, now that you've met Mr. Burr, I guess you want to talk about your client, huh? I think we've got a pretty solid case, Mr. Crotain.  Well, his folks and I come from the same neighborhood. They've had a lot of bad luck. They need help. Well, from all I hear, they couldn't have a better friend right now than you. Oh, but here, read his statement. Why give it to me? It's evident. Now, read it, Jim. I don't want this kid to make you look foolish. I'd like to see him first. Sorry, you can see him this afternoon when he's arraigned. I prefer to see him now. I'd appreciate it very much. I can't help you, Mr. Crotain. Right now, he's being booked. What'd you do? Sneak him out of here as soon as you found out I was coming? You know, Barrett, I once had your job. Maybe someday you'll be on the other side of the fence, trying to save a life instead of taking one. You'll find it quite different. I'll see you in court. I'm looking forward to it. Is this your case, Mr. Crotain? John Ohara? Yes, Your Honor. And we plead not guilty. And I should like to examine the man who signed this complaint. Your Honor, the people require a month before we go to the grand jury. I asked that the prisoner be remanded. A month, Mr. Barrett? Why not a year? Mr. Barrett is entitled to a month, Mr. Crotain. Why not granted? Your Honor, John Ohara was arrested early this morning under conditions which would shock the conscience of this court. His home was ended at gunpoint without warrant or authority. His parents cowered... Without authority, Mr. Crotain? Mr. Barrett, the servant of the people, the officer of the court, immediately assumed full charge of the persecution. He did so on the solid foundation of a statement made by one Frank Korvac, a notorious gunman, a liar, a thief, and a killer. On his statement alone, Your Honor. What is your wish, Mr. Crotain? I want Frank Korvac brought in here. Your Honor, we've asked for a month. May we have a ruling? According to the law, I cannot force the people to proceed. I have noted my views. Court grants your request, Mr. Barrett. Thank you. One month, held without bail. Now we can talk now, Johnny. I read your statement, son. Were you with Korvac? I give him my word, Mr. Crotain. I don't even know what the score is. They're pretty well convinced that you killed Shuffield. I didn't even know he'd been shot. About that suitcase they spoke of. Are you sure you never looked inside? It was in Shuffield's office. It was closed. You said you were working all night on an evil machine. I was. The watchman doesn't back you up, Johnny. Look, look, Mr. Crotain, if he didn't see me, then he was drunk. I've seen him drunk. Lots of times. No, no, no, no. Wait a minute. You're the one in trouble, not the watchman. Now, who else saw you in the market? I don't know. From no one that... I'm sorry. It's okay, Johnny. I went through the war a lot better than this. The police say that when they arrested you, you tried to run away. But how did I know it was a cops? I thought it was... Huh? Well, they had guns. I was scared. You started to say that you thought it was... I don't know. I saw the guns. I got scared. You couldn't have been scared of guns when you won that DSC at Saipan, Johnny. Put me down. I was scared. I have only one more question for you now, boy. What's your girl's name? What do you want that for? Come on. What's her name? I've got no girl, Mr. Curtain. All right, Johnny. Now, of course you know this is just the start. But there's something I want you to remember. Get it into your head and keep it there. You're not in here because you stole an apple off a peddler's cart. A man's been murdered and I've got to have the truth. I've told you the truth. Thanks, Johnny. That's all I need to know. In just a moment, we will continue with Act II of the Hollywood Radio Theater. Make a friend and you make an ally. There's a thought for you to keep in mind as many another American has. Louis Kass knew how important friendship is. In 1836, he resigned as Secretary of War to accept the post of Ambassador to France. It wasn't too long after his arrival there that he became friends with King Louis Philippe. But making friends with the French people was another story. Anti-American propaganda had been too well planted over the years. But one day, Kass witnessed a street fight. With the appearance of armed troops, the fighters fled leaving a group of bystanders about to be fired on. Stepping out in front of them, Kass told the commanding officer that he as well as the Frenchmen with him were innocent spectators and that to fire on them would be murder. The officer apologized and ordered his men to put up their guns. The incident marked the beginning of Louis Kass' friendship with the French people. Gradually, despite the attempted smears by other nations, Kass strengthened the understanding between his country and France. And he was eventually responsible for the signing of a treaty by America, France and England, a treaty which guaranteed freedom of the seas to all nations. Once more, an American had proved to the world that by helping others, you help your country. Now our producer, Mr. Cummings. Act two of the People Against O'Hara, starring Walter Pigeon as Jim Curtain and Janet Lee as Ginny. Only two people know where Johnny O'Hara was at the moment that William Sheffield was murdered some 18 hours ago. And the two are Johnny and the girl he called Teresa. It's early evening now and Jim Curtain's daughter has just come home. Waiting for her is a young man. Well, Jeff, but I didn't expect you for an hour yet. Come on in. I've been trying to reach you, honey. I'm afraid our date's off. I've got to catch a plane for Boston. Oh, no. I didn't know in the last minute, Ginny.  Oh, well, I guess it can wait. Wait? What can wait? The big news I had for you. Don't faint, but if your office still open, well, I'm now looking for a husband. Are you kidding? No. Ginny, when did all this happen? Well, I decided today, Jeff. Everything's the way it should be now. Dad's on his feet again. He's happy and he's... He's happy. What do you think? I am. Ginny, we've waited so long. I know. Where's your dad? I want to speak to him. Well, I thought he'd be home by now. Well, I guess he's pretty busy with that new case he's taken on. New case? Well, didn't he tell you? Look, the evening paper's full of it. Famous criminal lawyer to defend accused killer. No. No, he didn't tell me. Well, it was nice while it lasted, Jeff. It was wonderful. What was wonderful? Planning to get married. Ginny, I...  Not alone. But you can't go on living his life for him. That's no way to help him. Darling, you just don't understand what it's like. That terrible strain of knowing he has a man's life in his hands. Well, I just couldn't leave him now. He's been too sick. Sick. Look, if he wants to drink, he's going to drink, just like any other alcoholic. He's not an alcoholic. All right, he just drinks. I'm sorry, baby. I didn't mean to flare up. It's just that we're always...  Be sure to call when you get to Boston. Then maybe we'll... Maybe I'll feel more like talking. Whatever you say, Ginny. And please, please, darling, be patient and try to help us. Sure, whatever you want. It'll be all right with me. Sorry, Ginny. The O'Harris, well, just was no one else they could go to. So you took the case? Besides, we've been kidding ourselves, honey. I'm not a civil lawyer. I'll never be a civil lawyer. Is it going to be a tough case, Dad? Oh, no. No. No, I don't think so. Well, is Johnny guilty? No, of course not. Hey, you're not worried about me, are you? Oh, you're cured, Mr. Crotain. Bet I am. But working all by yourself, Dad, there's so much hard work involved. I've still got my context, Ginny, for your friends. That's what a criminal lawyer needs, friends and context. Well, he also needs to eat now and then. So come on, help me with dinner. I've got to get back to work, too. Oh, tonight? Yeah, I'm going down to the Dalton Street Market, a man named Knuckles Lanzetta from the office he wants to see me. Oh, Knuckles Lanzetta. It sounds like a gangster. It's just what he is, too. But don't laugh. Mr. Lanzetta's a very important man. Fine friends you have. Maybe he is my friend. So I see your name with the paper, consular.  Well, maybe I can help you. Now, why would you want to help me, Lanzetta? I think a lot of you, Mr. Crotain, once you'd done me a great favor. That was no favor, Lanzetta. If I'd had the evidence, you'd have gone to the chair. If you could have let the cops have me, but you were fair. To me, that's a favor.  How? I can call some phone numbers that would surprise even you. You're trying to impress me? All right, then. Maybe I'd like to help Johnny. I gave him his first job. You don't want to help anybody. Now, what's on your mind? What did those cops want with me today? Holding me off to headquarters for questions. That flat-foot rick's working me over that barter. I don't know. They must have had their reasons. I'm a married man, consular. I live respectable over in Lambert, New Jersey. I got this fish business. That's a front. No, no. No front. Besides this, I own the real estate, investments. Now, why are the cops messing around? Unless that loudmouth punk's been talking about me, huh? Johnny. Here. All right, Lanzada. If you want information, let's trade. Why was Sheffield killed? I wish I knew, consular. He was a friend of mine. He was into me for maybe 20 grand. One day he tells me he's going to pay off. Next day, he's dead. How was he going to raise 20 grand? Frankie Corvac gave Barr some story about a gold bar. Maybe Sheffield was smuggling gold. Maybe Barrer thinks you had a finger in it, too. Then why is him up? Why would I get mixed up with them Corvacs? Corvacs? Six of them, brothers. They're no good. What about Frankie? Troublemaker. But no guts. Would he frame O'Hara? Isn't that what you claim? All right, Lanzada.  Johnny told Barrer that he used your name to scare Sheffield. Sheffield owed him some overtime pay. That's all. That's all? Huh? Oh, that Barrer, that Doris. That's all, huh? That's all I know. Okay. I appreciate that you come here. Now I go home. Come on, Mr. Cartain. The wife's got the car downstairs.  This way, consular. That's my car over there. Some car, huh? And some chauffeur. Hey, Teresa. Meet Mr. Cartain, the lawyer. How do you do? Good evening. Yeah, this is a real nice girl. Good family. Hey, Mr. Cartain. Come out to Lambert with us.  Thanks, sir. Some other time, maybe. Hey, consular, wait. I don't forget. Why don't you take a retainer from me? I got lots of stuff for lawyers.  Someday you need me. I won't give you a conversation. It's a nice seeing you, though. And very nice meeting you, Mrs. Lanzada. Okay, O'Hara, get in there. Your lawyer's here. Thanks. Hello, Mr. Cartain. Well, Johnny, why did you lie to me? Lie to you? Now, didn't you think that I'd check on it? When the market opened yesterday morning, the eels in that tank were dead. Well, I was afraid of how it would look. I mean what I really did. That's for me to decide. Now, where did you go that night? I was out walking around. Walking around all night. But who'll believe me?  No one saw you? No, no, no. It was real late. Daylight almost.  Now, how long have you known Frank Corvac? Well, just since I went to work at the market. On my way over here, I stopped at Corvac's house. I met that family.  What did you go there for? Because I wanted. Do any objections? What? Sorry, Mr. Cartain. I went there to tell him that you're innocent, but I'm going to prove you're innocent. And when I do, their brother, Frank, is going to have to take a rap. I told them it would go easier if Frankie named the right man. What'll they do about it? I don't know. I didn't say.  What? What about Mr. Cartain?  I swear, I told you everything. Honest, Mr. Cartain. You've got time to think, Johnny. Maybe it's just a question of remembering, huh? I'll be by tomorrow. Come in the kitchen, dad, and sit down. Now, how about a glass of milk? Oh, fine. Fine. Thanks, Ginny. What are you doing up so late, huh? Oh, don't think I've been waiting up for you. Jeff just left. Sorry I missed him. Well, how's it going? Not too good. Not too good at all. I've been trying to get a lead on Johnny's girlfriend. But I thought he said he didn't have any girlfriend. Yes, I know he did. You know, there's a simple clue somewhere, Ginny. The breakthrough. But I... I can't seem to run it down. Oh, but you will. Well, we go to trial now in less than two weeks. Why don't you try to get some sleep now? Please. I will, I will. You run along.  It's going to be all right, dad. Sure, sure it is. Once I get into court, it's always all right. Well, that's about all I've got to count on, Ginny. Getting into court. I've got to hand it to Coutain, Rick. He sure made a monkey out of me this morning. What a field day he had. Well, now you know what I've been talking about. Oh, but we've still got our surprise witness. What did I ever do to deserve a break like Norse? You, uh, sure Coutain doesn't know about him? He knows all about Frankie Korbach, but nothing about Norse. Once that sailor tells the jury that he actually saw the shoe... You know, I'd like to hear Norse's story just once more, Barra. You mind skipping lunch? I'd like to hear it again myself. I'll tell Paul to send him in. Hey, Mr. Barra, all I want is to tell the truth.  Yeah, but they leave before the shooting. Maybe two, three minutes before. They've got nothing to do. They walk slow in a stop-to-light pipe. That is when they see shooting. Why did you wait until last night to call, Mr. Barra? I am pure sailor, Mr. Barra. I'm not citizen of the United States. Maybe I scared a little. Well, there's nothing to be frightened about. I've seen your consul and the captain of your ship.  We won't need you until tomorrow. Mr. Barra, if they have a witness for you, they miss my ship. They get no money. They'll take care of all expenses and $10 a day. Not very much, Mr. Barra. Ten dollars for an important witness. Maybe you'll sit around for a week or two. No money. You'll be paid while you're waiting. Not much. Sorry, but I'm not authorized to go any further. Yeah, yeah. Okay. That's all for now, Mr. Norsen. Thank you. Banking callback to take stand this morning. Young hoodlum to turn stakes evidence. For that testimony made, Jim O'Hara. That's quite a story you just told the jury, Corbac. Quite a story. Maybe I didn't tell it's a good, sir, but I swear it's a truth. So Johnny O'Hara persuaded you to commit this terrible crime with him. No, but that's not right, sir. All I did was drive his car. You drove his car, and then Johnny entered Mr. Sheffield's house carrying a gun. Then he stole the suitcase containing a bar of gold, and then as he left the house, he deliberately fired three shots at Mr. Sheffield. Is that more accurate, Frankie? Oh, yes, sir. I think so. Thank you.  Why should you care if I mind? I'm in trouble. I'm in bad trouble. Yes, I would say that you are, in spite of Mr. Barra's amazing conduct and permitting you to testify for the people. I object, Your Honor. Objection sustained. I caught on you once again, Mr. Curtain. I withdraw my remark, Your Honor. I asked you about your name, Frankie, because you haven't always used that name. Didn't you once use the name of Clark? Yes, sir. That was the time I was convicted of robbery. I was only 19 then. I called myself Frank Clark. They shouldn't let my old man hear about it. He was very sick rest his soul. Look, I told Mr. Barra about it. I got nothing to hide. I didn't ask you for all that. I just asked for the name. And did you ever use the name of Friedman? In connection with an assault charge, yes, sir. But it was all a mistake. You see, it was a union matter. He thought I was crossing the picket line, but what I was doing... You're not expected to go into details of all your crimes, Corvac. Just answer whether you were convicted of assault or not. Yes, sir. What degree, Mr. Corvac? Third degree, Your Honor. That's a misdemeanor. Oh, indeed. Yes, sir. Only a misdemeanor. You've been a perjurer, a robber, an extortioner, and a professional strong-armor man. Do you deny any part of that?  You make it sound worse than it was. But yet, when you claim that Johnny O'Hara suggested this robbery, you were perfectly willing to go along. Let Johnny take this chair and say I'm lying. The jury will know who's telling the truth. That's enough of that, Corvac.  I gotta defend myself. I'm no lawyer. I don't know about... That's enough. Yes, sir, but I wouldn't have a chance with... You were talking... Yes, sir. I'll only answer questions. It won't happen again. Get on with the case, Mr. Corvac. It's almost two o'clock.  I can't sleep. I'd try. Look, I'll get dressed and we'll go for a walk. I keep seeing that jury. I don't know what's the matter with me. These last two days in court, I... I can't think straight. I can't find the words. I keep repeating to myself. Oh, that's not what the papers say. Or they say you've been just one... Well, the papers don't know, honey. But Barron knows, even Johnny knows, that something's wrong with me. You're doing your best. That's all anybody can do. It isn't enough. It's that boy's life. I go to the courtroom and I find myself groping for questions. I can't remember things. Dad, what are you looking for? The cup. There was a bottle in the cabinet. Yes, it's still there. We left it there purposely. I think maybe that this is just what I need. Just one drink. Oh, but you can't take one drink. Yes, I can take one, and I'm going to take one. And wanted this for two years. Every day for two years. I know, Dad. I know. I thought it for the last time. It's not worth what I have to go through. Dad, look, I'm not frightened. We've beaten this before. Will you stop it? Will you stop mothering me?  All right. Drink that drink. Drink the whole bottle. I won't bother you. I'll leave you alone and you can fall at the stairs all by yourself. No, don't. You can learn to put yourself to bed because I won't be here. I'll be in my own home with my husband. Jenny, Jenny, don't talk like that. Jeff's been waiting all this time, Dad.  My father's... Stop it! The nagging daughter of an incurable alcoholic. I told you to stop it! Oh, Daddy, I'm so sorry. Jenny, I hit you. I hit you. I hit you. The of the Hollywood Radio Theater will continue in just a few moments. Make a friend and you make an ally. There's a thought for you to keep in mind as many another American has. Perhaps one of our greatest ambassadors was the humorist Artemis Ward who did a great deal to cement the friendship between America and England. In 1866, Artemis Ward arrived in London for a series of lecture tours, although he wasn't in the best of health. After his first lecture, an English newspaper wrote, there is certainly this foundation for a cordial understanding between the two countries calling themselves Anglo-Saxon, that the Englishman, puzzled by Yankee politics, thoroughly relishes Yankee jokes.  As Artemis Ward continued his tour, in his own humorous way, he criticized both England and America, and the cordial understanding grew between the two countries. Although his health grew worse, Artemis Ward refused to abandon his tour, and he didn't stop until he collapsed in the middle of a lecture. Within a few days, he was dead at the age of 33. In announcing his death, the London Observer said, Artemis Ward never used his great powers of humor for that biting purpose which is implied in the word sarcasm. He's been a man not only of humor, but of good humor. There is no man among us who does not feel that he is the better for having known him. Since his landing in this country, he was taken by the hand in the feeling of brotherhood between our two countries. So it was that Artemis Ward proved to all America that by helping others, you help your country. The curtain rises on Act 3 starring Walter Pigeon as Jim Curtain and Janet Lee as Ginny. So Harris' trial drags on, and each passing day tends to bring him that much closer to the electric chair. The court's been adjourned until tomorrow, and Jim Curtain's wandered down the street to a cafe. All along, Mr. Curtain? That's right, Loggy. A cup of coffee, will you, sir? Rough day in court, huh? Ah, real rough. I don't understand that Corbac. I mean, the way he's admitting everything. He's too anxious to talk.  I don't think that Barrow didn't try to break him down. He must have before he let him understand. But apparently, he wouldn't break. No, Loggy, you can't blame Barrow for making the most of Corbac. Me? I just run a cafe. But I give you odds that Corbac won't bring a jury. Barrow's got to have another witness. Ah, he has. At least I've heard rumors. Some sailor, merchant, seamen. He's supposed to have been on the other side of the street the night of the shooting. He'd just come out of a beer parlour. Hi, witness, huh? Hold that coffee, Argie, with him. Bring me a drink. Ah, you're kidding, Mr. Curtain. You don't want a drink. I-I should have bring me a drink. Yeah, yeah, sure. I'll get out. The trial, it don't go so good for you, huh? The trial goes fine for me. It goes better, maybe, for Mr. Barrow. Who are you? I see your boy killed that fella. Oh, the eye-witness, sir. The people's pet. I'm your Sven Norse. They come to Mr. Barrow to help him. Only Mr. Barrow don't want to help me. He only pays fences. So, uh, maybe I help you, Mr., huh? I am pure sailor fella. I've got to make a living. I told you once to get out of here. Now you get angry. Well, forget it, Mr. They have drink and go. Oh, Harrow never killed Sheffield. He never killed him. Sure, Mr. Sure. It was dark that night. You may have seen the killing, but you didn't see the man who did it? Mr. This ain't my country.  They ship in, they tell it to you. They ship out. It don't hurt Sven Norse. You telling me something. How far is Sheffield house from Barrow where I was, huh? Oh, 150 yards? More, maybe, I don't know. Maybe I make a mistake. Maybe I drink too much. Maybe only one man in car. One man? Yeah, one man, maybe. Same man drive car and shoot Sheffield. But that's not what you told Mr. Barrow, is it? Can't blame fella if he make a mistake. All right, Norse. How much?  You want to say that you're on your way. How much? $500. Okay. Jury finds Ohara guilty. They let eyewitness testimony final blow to defense. It's nothing to get death penalty. Say, Barrow, Norse and double crossed me, that's all. I paid him off. I bribed him, but it didn't work.  You must have known you'd been seen together that I'd hear about it. What kind of a prosecutor do you think I am? There's nothing more to be said. I sweated that check out of Norse in ten minutes after he left you. But I can't understand his identification. He thinks he saw Ohara. Same bill, same height, sure he convinced the jury. But Norse never saw Ohara because Ohara wasn't there. And what would you do now in my place? Do? You don't have any choice. No, none whatsoever. You'll be disbarred, maybe even a prison term.  No, and I thought you were smart. You said you wanted me to sign a statement. I'll have a statement for you to sign but there's no way to find you, won't I? Don't worry, Barra. I'll be around. Oh, stop by Rick's office. He wants to see you. Rick? Maybe I will. There's nothing I can say or do about the bribery rap, Jim. But I got something that may interest you. You know, Donald, don't you? It's city prison. Well? He was telling me that Johnny Ohara's sister just tried to get a pass to see him. Johnny Ohara hasn't got a sister. No? If this is on the level... No, it's on the level, Jim. Donald didn't get her name, but he says she was real pretty. Italian type, first and stuff, you know? Thanks. Look, phone Ginny for me, will you? Tell her I... That I may be late getting home. Tell her I'm all right. She doesn't know about the check? No, not yet. You don't have to worry about Barra giving it to the newspapers. He won't. When the time comes to tell Ginny, you'll tell her yourself. Thanks. Mrs. Lanzetta, remember me? No, no, go away, please.  If you want to see my husband, he's upstairs in the office.  Do you drive in every day and wait for him? What are you doing? Move over, Mrs. Lanzetta. We're driving out of here. I've got to talk to you. No, no, I don't dare. Just keep quiet, start screaming, and you'll be very sorry. About an hour ago, I went to Johnny Ohara's home. I don't know what you're talking about. I was looking for something, anything that would give me a lead. I finally found one. I found a receipt, the rental receipt, for a post office box. That mean anything to you? No, nothing. I went to the post office and I found the box. There was no way I could open it, of course, but I could look through that little glass window. There was one letter. The post mark said Lamberth, New Jersey.   My husband. I was afraid. I was afraid. You'd let Johnny die because you were afraid? I didn't know what to do. When they found Johnny guilty, I almost went crazy. I tried to see him at the prison, but they wouldn't let me. You were out with him the night of the murder, weren't you? Yes, yes. Johnny was with me. Please, Mr. Curtain, I'll do anything to help him. Are you willing to go to the district attorney? No, I mean... Yes, I'll tell him everything I know. I don't care what happens to me now. I don't care. Mrs. Lanzetta, you said you fell in love with Johnny during the war. Yes, Mr. Barra. He stayed in Japan a long time after the war was over. But he never wrote to me. I met Mr. Lanzetta. He was a big man. Rich. My mother was at me and at me. Marry Mr. Lanzetta. Marry the rich man. So you did. And then Johnny came back. And the love with Johnny and me started again. I'll call the prison, Rick. Let's get O'Hara down here. I already did. I figured it would save time. Friend of yours to see you, Johnny. Johnny. Johnny, I told them. I told them you were with me that night. That's crazy, Mr. Barra. I haven't seen her in more than a year. You were with me that night. You're lying. I won't talk to you. She can help you, Johnny. She can save your life. I told you I haven't seen her. Take him back, Rick. I'm sorry, Mr. Curtain.   He's afraid for me. What my husband would do to me. Well, you tried, Curtain. But you believe her story, don't you? Off the record, you believe him? I'm never off the record. I can't make a move to set aside the verdict. The boy denies her story. Mr. Barra, he doesn't mean that, Mrs. Lanzata. He can't mean it. Now, Rick, take it to a car, will you? You think it's safe to go home, Mrs. Lanzata? I'll be all right. What does it matter? Barra, please. I want to see O'Hara. Let me see Johnny alone. Don't be in such a hurry. I shouldn't tell you this, Curtain. But if I don't, I know Rick's will. The suitcase, Sheffield's suitcase. Well, what about it? Rick's had a hunch, so he sent the suitcase to the lab. We just got the report. It was filled with dope. Hidden away between the outside of the bag and the lining underneath. $200,000 worth. Dope. Now, Connix thinks the suitcase came off a ship, and the Sheffield was going to send it out to Chicago. Somehow, Frankie Corvac heard about it and went after it. But not with Johnny O'Hara. You? Uh... Have you made out that bribery indictment against me yet? No. I can't start it much beyond tomorrow. I wish I could. Then I'm free until tomorrow. That's all I want to know. Curtain, wait. What do you think you're going to do? Just a wild idea, Barra, but maybe it'll work. Back for dinner, Dad? Uh, no. No, I don't think so, Ginny. You might tell me something. You're being terribly mysterious. I don't know. What time is Jeff coming? Well, any minute, I think. Dad, I want to know where you're going. It's nothing important, Ginny. Just a couple of things to wind up at Mr. Barra. But you will phone me. Sure, I'll check in, and I want to say hello to Jeff. You got a minute, Mr. Lanzata? What's the matter, Consular? You want to see me? You know where the office is. I'm having dinner with friends. I'm busy. I, uh, I've had a bad time, Lanzata.  And I hear you've been drinking again. Couldn't beat it, could you? Just a worn-out old lush. You're here for that loud-mouthed O'Hara. Am I right? You once told me you could pick up a phone and call a few numbers. That was before the trial. They already give the verdict. I didn't think I'd need you. The boy's innocent, Lanzata. I wouldn't know. Where's Ms. Sheffield? Out of town. Why? I wanted to be sure the house will be empty tonight. Sheffield's house? I'm bringing the suitcase back to the house tonight. After all, it's her property now. A $20 suitcase? Look, I'm Lanzata. Don't play games. It won't be the same suitcase, Lanzata. Just one that looks like it.  Good thing I can lift my finger on your dead man. You know that. I know your reputation, and that's why I'm here. I think you know who killed Sheffield. No. I want that man to know that the suitcase will be in the house tonight. I wouldn't touch that suitcase for two million bucks. Ah, then you do know about it. I thought so. I know about a lot of things, but I don't handle dope. That stuff's for pigs. Look, just pass the word, that's all I ask. You don't me a favor once, and you want to collect. Right.  You know that, don't you? Well, I guess you've got your reasons. I have. Okay. I pass the word around. You're a lush consular, but you've got a lot of guts. Hey. Come on. Hicks. Yeah, that's right. Who's this? It don't matter. Look, you like Curtain. You don't want to see him get hurt, huh? What are you talking about? He's at Sheffield's house. Curtain, he's waiting there for somebody. Waiting for who? He don't know who, but he's going to find out. What's Curtain want to commit suicide for? He's going to get it, just like Sheffield got it. Why did you call me? The guy does me a favor. I pay him back. Just checking in, honey. Everything all right? I'm at the Sheffield house, just waiting to meet someone. Ginny, he should be along any minute now. Maybe it's the connection. I'm still on the case, Ginny, and I'm going to win it, too. I don't know, dear. Now, let me talk to Jeff. All right. He wants to talk to you, Jeff. Oh, thanks. Well? Jeff, you're going to marry that girl of mine? And the way it's been my fault, hasn't it? Well, don't let anything stand in your way again.  Good night, Jeff. You stay at the desk, Curtain. Where's the suitcase? It's here. I'll turn on the light. You turn on nothing. Of course you've been talking to her. No one. I called my house, that's all.  Use your brains. I'm doing this to help Frankie. You're furrow, Harry, and not for me. I'm for both. Frankie doesn't have to talk about this suitcase. Just let him say he lied about O'Hara. Why should he? Well, if he doesn't, you and Frankie get it. Maybe not right now, but sooner or later. I have Lanzetta's word. Frankie's done what I told him to do.  The most will get his five to ten. He made his deal with Barra. What makes you so sure you can trust Barra? He's a district attorney. He's got a job to do. He'll keep his word. What if he resigns? Now, with Lanzetta, you know just where you stand. Lanzetta don't know everything. He don't even know how to kill Sheffield. I killed him, Mr. Cotain. Me, Frankie's big brother. Lanzetta's going to find out that you crossed me up. He won't like it. You talk good, Mr.  I came here to make a deal. The suitcase is yours if Frankie clears O'Hara. Lanzetta wants it that way. I got news for you. Lanzetta's dead. Now take the suitcase and start walking the back door. You can put your gun away. There's nothing I can do. That's right. That's right, Mr. Nothing. Hey, where you are, both of you. Don't move. Barra, faster right here. Hand on the light. Bricks, get down. He's got a gun. He's coming around, Barra. He's trying to talk. Now, take it easy, Jim. There's an ambulance here. We're going to take you to the hospital. Corvac's? Brother? Dead. Where's Barra? I'm here, Jim. You heard? All we need to know. Johnny O'Hara is going free.  I got Johnny off. I could do it again, too. Anyway, thanks for... But it wasn't necessary. Corvac would have killed you. What could have that have done to O'Hara? Look at the desk. It was dark when he came in. He didn't... Didn't see me when I wrote down his name. I was hoping you'd find it. Doctor, step aside, please. Bricks is bribery indictment. Yeah. Somebody else is going to have to press the charge. I won't do it. I'll tell him, Barra. He'd like to hear you say that. Doctor, there's something I'd like to say to him. Sorry, Mr. Barra. You're too late. I hope it wasn't important. Moment, our stars will return. This is really a story about two people. One is Chief Petty Officer Harry Frame, a veteran Navy electrician who saw lots of action in the war in the Pacific. The other is Mrs. Sadiah Ishiwata of Tokyo. Mrs. Ishiwata turned her home and her fortune over to 53 boys and girls of all ages who were orphaned by World War II, and Chief Frame devoted his off-beauty hours to helping this tiny Japanese lady. He organized his friends into work teams, and because of their work, the home took on a bright new look. New panes of glass were installed, a new girl's dormitory was built, and twice a week, a Navy truck rolled up with leftover food, writing paper, worn-out clothing, and other contributions from the men. Chief Frame made it his private project toward better relationships between people of two different countries, and it's paid off in mutual goodwill. Such acts by you and your friends today are shaping our world of tomorrow. Now, here's Mr. Cummings with our stars. Here they are, two stars that all the people are waiting for. Our orchestra is under the direction of Rudy Schrager. This is Ken Carpenter inviting you to join us next week at this same time for another presentation of the Hollywood Radio Theater, presentation of the United States Armed Forces Radio Service.


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Hey everyone, we're gonna have a little discussion video today We're gonna be talking about the legend of Zelda 35th anniversary, which for those who don't know comes up here on February 21st now I don't think Nintendo's actually gonna announce anything for the 35th anniversary of Zelda Before that date or even on that date in fact even if they put out a tweet about it I would be highly surprised. I think they are going to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Zelda but they're gonna do it after the 35th anniversary of Zelda lands and that is because they're gonna be currently running the 35th Mario anniversary all the way through March 31st of this year So after that I think is when Nintendo might start to ramp up aka this summer ramp up some stuff with Zelda and I know we want Metroid We want Donkey Kong's 40th celebrated Metroid 35th celebrated But I think that it's going to be Zelda and that's gonna be what gets the attention this year while the others get ignored I'm sorry, but this is just what Nintendo does potentially you could see a Metroid Prime HD Trilogy or something like that to celebrate the 35th of Metroid, but I don't even know if we're gonna get that this year that might even be stretching it but I do want to focus on one thing and one thing only and that is the 35th anniversary of Zelda the potential of a Collection pack essentially the legend of Zelda 3d all-stars Be sure to enter our giveaway for a PlayStation 5 Nintendo switch or Xbox series X There's the details on how to enter that down in the description or the pinned comment. Let's move on They're not going to call it that because that all-stars name clearly was an homage to You know the all-stars game on the SNES But it's going to be some sort of collection 35th anniversary collection pack or whatever they decide to call it and we're talking about it because of some stuff that happened over on on reddit And it really made me want to talk more about Zelda and any excuse to talk about Zelda is good So first of let me show you just some stuff I saw on reddit So first up you have this custom hold on. I just clicked off it This custom switch dock. I think this art looks really really cool. You know it says it's sister Did this so I think it's really neat, but that's not really why we're trying one I just wanted to show off this little piece of fan art This so here's one mock-up box art. This is not the one. I am using In my thumbnail, but I find this to be cool Just an idea of what a 3d collection could be Where they do awkward of time 3d Majora's Mask 3d and then the legend of Zelda hero of time I don't know what that's a reference to I mean hero time is from You know whatever maybe that's what they're calling this collection kind of a two-pack collection I don't think this one's what's likely. I don't think we're gonna get 3ds ports Unfortunately or fortunately depending on the way you look at it But this is the box art I'm using and this I think is the most likely direction of the collection pack So you see Twilight Princess in there that it'll be the HD version from Wii U You see the windbreaker HD those are obvious choices They're also Wii U ports we haven't gotten yet to throw them together in a collection makes sense And then you're seeing Ocarina of Time there and the reason to believe that Ocarina of Time is gonna be there is because of Super Mario 3d all-stars if you think back they HD emulated basically all those games Including Mario 64 so I could see an HD emulation of Ocarina of Time from the N64 not the 3ds I don't think they're actually gonna do anything with a 3ds version This time around and I do like the custom logo. They made here at Legend of Zelda 35th anniversary I think it's a really cool custom logo, but honestly That is the direction I think they're going to go because you're taking three really popular games One of them is Aegean was darling the other one Twilight Princess is one of the best-selling games ever made But for Zelda anyways before Breath of the Wild came out and then Ocarina of Time is obviously an all-time classic Like Mario 64 so it would make sense to make that as part of the collection back personally I'd rather this be Twilight Princess HD when Wicker HD and Skyward Sword HD I mean look at this look how gorgeous Skyward Sword looks like an HD on an emulator I think if you're just going to do emulation HD Skyward Sword fits the bill incredibly well I know there's some people that worry about how are the motion controls going to translate before starters the switch has motion controls So you can literally just use the switches motion controls But in the case where you want it playable in portable mode Obviously you need to adjust things and people have already shown through Modifications on a PC that you can adjust all of the motion controls to control sticks now Is it as good as the motion controls? I don't know might be better for some people who had issues with the initial motion controls But I would like to see it be a Skyward Sword in there instead of Ocarina of Time This isn't because I you know some people might point out Oh, I don't rank Ocarina of Time as like a top tier Zelda game It's still an amazing game and I think it's highly important to the history of Zelda But I also think we've gotten this game re-released so many times Like seriously it's gotten so many re-releases thanks to virtual console the Ocarina of Time 3D You know quote-unquote remake like we have had a lot of re-releases of Ocarina of Time We've only had one of Twilight Princess and Twilight Princess HD We've only had one of the Wind Waker and Wind Waker HD and those are Wii U games So just easy choices for a port, but we've had none for Skyward Sword It's just been kind of lost on the Wii released in 2010 Yeah, it sold okay like 4 million copies kind of like the Wind Waker originally did but it's just been kind of lost the time I think there's a lot of people today that have played Breath of the Wild Which by the way Breath of the Wild is almost at 20 million probably over 20 million in sales are from the holidays I don't switch alone by the way. It's already over if you include Wii U in I Think there's a lot of Zelda fans today that have never played Skyward Sword that might appreciate going back to that blast from the past Now you can say the same thing for Ocarina of Time the same thing for Majora's Mask the same thing for our link to the past Heck you maybe even a link between worlds on 3DS like there's a lot of different ways You can do it and the Zelda series has been kind of split into two distinct ways of doing things And we saw this with the Link's Awakening you know remake or rebastering or whatever you want to call that on switch Where there's basically top-down Zelda and then full-blown 3D Zelda You got to be careful about 3D Zelda because like you could argue only between worlds Link's Awakening and Switch are 3D, but they're top-down style games So I kind of distinct them between like that and you can't even say home console because of four swords and ventures being on Gamecube so I think that there should be two collection packs in my opinion. You should have the Legend of Zelda 3D All-Stars 35th anniversary pack whatever now I think a second pack should come in that focuses on top-down games except it should be more than three because People value top-down games at a smaller value. It should be five games So I think you should have the original Legend of Zelda in there. I think you should have Link's Awakening in there I think you should have the a link to the past in there So those three old-school games I think you should throw a Minish cap in there and then you know you want to go a little bit post-modern But not too far And I could argue that something like I don't know Spirit tracks or probably the more popular Phantom Hourglass should be included as well That's five top-down Zelda games in one package that they could probably sell for 60 bucks What could they do to those games to make them better today? Obviously HD the sprite work at least do you know emulation HD of it? Maybe even widescreen them if they can but yeah I I honestly think that that would be cool to see twos all the collect because I think you need to sell You can't just focus on the 3ds all the games only and forget the entire history of top-down Zelda Should be too good for collection packs now I would like it to all be in one of course wouldn't be cool We got like the three pillar like 3ds all the games and then you got five of those classics underneath it all I just don't think that's going to happen I think Nintendo values the IP way too highly to offer what essentially becomes eight games in one package So doing that doing the whole Mario 3d all-stars route and then doing like a 2d or top-down all-stars route Is something that I really hope they imagine or attempt to do I want to know though what three games you think should be in this collection back because I could talk all day about Oh, we can swap out a game for Majora's Mask We could swap out a game for something else entirely Maybe they're not gonna split it up So then you feel like only to the past is too important and needs to be in this collection What three Zelda games do you think do you think it's going to be three? I guess we'll start there Do you think it's gonna be three two less than that it's gonna be individual games Re-released HD remastered defendant of addition style sort of likes, you know Chronicles or are we looking at a 3d all-stars collection and what games would you like to see in it? Do you think we're even going to get a collection this year or do you think Nintendo's gonna somehow ignore the 35th anniversary of Zelda after all? They very well could there's no guarantee Nintendo's going to do anything in fact there technically hasn't meant a single legitimate Verified sourced rumor out there stating we're going to get anything Zelda related this year So at this point it's all speculation. This isn't even like the switch pro where we've had rumors and rumblings for a while We haven't heard anything. We're just guessing that this is going to happen because they went all out for the 25th anniversary and the 20th anniversary So why wouldn't they go all in the 30th? So why wouldn't they go all out for the 35th? Nintendo has a history's every five years that been going all out for Zelda That's kind of what we're pulling on here and hoping that this ultimately leads to something magical happening for us Zelda fans here in 2021 so let me know your thoughts on this down in the comments below We can get into other things with the 35th anniversary at a later date other aspects We feel like they should cover from Breath of the Wild 2 to a Zelda 35 or or whatever the case might be for now I'm focusing just on whatever collection pack they're going to release and what you guys want All right, let me know down in the comments below Otherwise, I am with Andrew Robert Jansson from Nintendo Prime and I'll catch you in the next video