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All of them for the correct answer to theater trivia questions, not to mention interviews and comments from Broadway's leading lights and the music. Yes, W-N-E-W salutes Broadway. From May 29th until Tony night, June 3rd. On the hot number 1130. People of all nations are joining hands to improve the lives of the world's native children. Through care, you can provide the families of these children with the means to grow their own food, to build medical facilities, safer water systems, and schools. Tomorrow's world is in our hands. Help make it a better place for all the children. For children overseas, box 576, New York, 1-0016. This is Vincent Price. Remember the old saying, while the cat's away, the mice will play? Well, if you'll direct your attention over there, that's just what's happening at the Cunningham estate. Come to me, Caramia. Yes, my darling. Oh, Roberto. Roberto. I adore you, my Lisa. Slowly, slowly. We have the entire weekend alone. Paul's gone to his hunting lodge. The servants are off until Sunday night. Oh, if it could be like this forever. One day, my darling. One day, yes. I love you. Yes. We've abducted your husband. You... you've what? You heard me. $250,000 or he dies. I don't understand. Come on. Is this a joke? No way. Tell her. Lisa? Yes. Get the money or a couple of hours. No big bills. And Mrs. Cunningham. Paul's been kidnapped. They want $250,000. We've got to call the police. The FBI. No. That would mean his death. I think in a different turn for our amorous pair, their weekend alone could be more than they expect. And that's only the beginning of our story. A new adventure in radio listening. Five nights of exceptional entertainment every week brought to you in Elliott Lewis' production of The Sears Radio Theater. Our story, A Test of Love by Ken Gerard. Our stars, Antoinette Bauer and Len Berman. The Sears Radio Theater is brought to you by Sears Robot and Company. Sears, where America shops for value. 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Never make decisions for me. You hate him that much. I married him for his money. And he married me because I'm young and beautiful. A classic June-December romance. Of convenience. He's still your husband. Don't remind me. That old man. Every time he touched me, my skin crawled. Every night I sat across the dinner table and wished him dead. Now, it's a stroke of luck. Don't you see, my angel? With Paul gone, we can be together forever. Something could go wrong. How? What if they let him go? We'll have to play it right. Leave that to me. It's too risky. This is my chance. To be free to have money. Real money, not dangling on my pitiful allowance. All right. All right. You know what he's worth. Millions. I'll have enough money to live the way I want. And where I want. Not cooped up in this tomb with his precious antique. Calm down. You won't get out of this alive. I understand, my darling. I know what you've been through. I was only concerned that you weren't thinking. Oh, my Roberto. I have never been so certain of myself as I am now. Oh, my precious. This is the answer to our dreams. Our future. We can travel. We can buy anything we want. Wouldn't you like that? Of course. But it would mean nothing without you beside me. Kiss me. Get on the extension in the library. Yes. The one on the desk. Hello. Here are the instructions for the drop. I can't raise the money. What? You've got to give me more time. The banks are closed. Don't stall. His corporation can arrange it. $250,000 is petty cash for them. It isn't that easy. It's your problem. I need time. Here are your instructions. I can't go to anybody in his company. I suppose they call the police or the FBI. Now, that would be dumb. Lady of rich people always can come up with money. You probably have that kind of bread stashed in the house. I don't. That's tough. Here's what I want you to do. Please. Shut up and listen. Put the money in a paper bag. Go to the pay phones at the gas station on the corner of Marley and Crawford. You'll be there at two sharp, and then you wait. For what? Keep the bag of money right with you. You'll get a call with further instructions. I don't know if I can raise the money by then. Well, that'd be a big mistake. Just be there. No cops, no tricks, or else. I'll try. No. You'll do it. Please, sir, these people are serious. I wouldn't think of it. No, you call John Gooding. He'll get you the money. He can be trusted. His private number is in my address book. I'm afraid. You call him immediately. What if he isn't available? But he's never out of touch. The company always knows where he is. What if I can't find your book? To know where I keep it. Where? Yes. Do you understand? They will murder me. Will they? Will they kill you? Listen, I'll look, look. Your main business, fingers. Oh, no. No, you keep away from me now. No. No, no, don't. The drugs are saving at the Sears Prememorial Day Sale. 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And navy or white polyester cotton with all the jean-style details. Terri and denim are ready to bop. Available at most larger Sears retail stores. Interesting. Our cat and mouse game has added another player. A feline, of course. But neither seems to want the mouse. Paul Cunningham's wealth may be the death of him yet. My angel. Are you still frightened? Something's wrong. Perhaps a little stage fright. This is no time to be flippant. What if this is a charade? Oh, ridiculous. You heard how Paul sounded. Well, we still have no proof that this isn't contrived. Don't be stupid. I would never underestimate your husband. Paul is many things, but not devious. Well, I suppose this is a ruse, a trick. I doubt it. Not if he wanted a divorce. Impossible. Oh, no. He's a very smart man. Then why didn't he return now, with the two of us here alone? He knows about me. Us? Most likely. Did you tell him about us? Not in so many words. Incredible. How can you be so arrogant? I enjoy it. Losing your nerve. No. But we must be certain this isn't a trap. Call his hunting lodge. Why? Just a check. Call it. Call it. All right. This is Cunningham. Has my husband arrived? Well, didn't he call? Perhaps they had a flat or an accident. Emergency sheet was clear. Decided to head back home. Well, that could be. But he was looking forward to hunting this weekend. Look, if he does arrive, have him call me, would you? Sure will, ma'am. Goodbye. He hasn't arrived. I'm still uneasy. We need proof. What? A picture? A piece of his clothing. A note. Better yet, let them send us Paul. Dead. This is a dangerous game. We don't know who we're playing with. A game. And I plan to miss my next turn. Who is this? Get on the extension. Don't be so smart. You should have been at the gas station. You've kidnapped my husband. You spoke with him, didn't you? That's nothing. We got him. Come across with the money or he's dead. Try. No more stalling. You miss this drop and I'll send you his head. Do exactly what I want. And don't stop to think about it. All right. We can send you proof. What do you want? The green and black check hunting shirt? Or would you like us to cut off his hand? No, don't. I'll cooperate. That's better. Take this down. Yes. Go to the Elm Ridge Shopping Center with the money. You'll find some pay phones on the lower left. You'll be called with further directions for a drop. You better show this time. Yes, yes. Come here, you. Tell her to behave. Lisa. What is it? Save me, please. For what? If I ever meant anything to you. But you don't. Your money. Now that's something else. What? You can have everything. I'll sign over everything. If you just get me out of this. Give me that. You mean you're not going to spring the old man? Is that what you're saying? Of course I am. That's more like it. You would say anything to get out of there. After I own everything, I'll force them to kill you. Lisa, why? Because I loathe you. This much? More. You know who's here? On the other line. My lover. Say hello, Roberto. Don't. Why not, darling? No, I won't listen. My handsome. Vibrant, alive. When he kisses me, I... Stop it. Still there, Paul? Nothing. Well, you must have. He croaks before we get our dough, you're in for it. I am? Yes, you are. You better come across no delays. Make the drop. We're coming after you for the money. After this message from your local station. This is Lucille Ball here to make a personal appeal to every American. Since the 1880s, the American Red Cross has been stepping in when there's been big trouble, like a hurricane. But nobody has to tell you the Red Cross is there when a hurricane strikes. So let's talk about the other Red Cross, your neighborhood Red Cross. They teach kids to swim. That's good, Eddie. And they train about every lifeguard on every beach. I think it's possible to look into it. We can get in touch with the local chapel. They help veterans get on their feet. They help people relocate after fires. 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And incidentally, it's also a good idea to take a test drive. You see, by giving the car the once over before you buy it, you're protecting yourself against a faulty purchase and a lot of headaches after you've bought it. This has been a tip from your better business bureau. There's a twist Lisa Cunningham didn't expect. If her husband dies before she's paid the ransom, the kidnappers intend to collect anyway. Perhaps she's outsmarted herself this time. How could you taunt him like that? Did he okay? It was cruel. Yes. I hope he suffered. This scheme has gone far enough. Lisa, I beg you, let me call the police. Are you mad? I know how you hate him. No, let me finish. This goes beyond reason. Who knows what these men could do? Even if we pay the sensible pals and old men, how many more years does he have? Now, almost none. I won't let you become an accomplice to their plot. Me? No, my darling. We, we are accomplices, if you insist. I want no part of murder. You should have considered that before. If he dies, you... we will be responsible. Lives, dies. I'll have to pay them anyway. There's something you haven't told me. No, no. All they want is the money. We just have to make sure Paul doesn't survive. I'll get them the ransom after he's dead. Let me handle this. All right. Hello. Mrs. Cunningham, it's Hank. The boss ain't showed yet. He should have arrived hours ago. I'll call the highway patrol again. No. I'm right worried. He's six hours late. I said not to call them. Yes. I was only thinking about his safety. I'm terribly sorry. I didn't mean to snap. I understand. Let me handle it from here. Yes, sir. Of course, I didn't mean to overstep my place. I'll call the highway patrol. Yes, sir. Anything can happen these days. Cars going off the road, people dropping out of sight, even kidnapping. What are you talking about? Nothing. Thinking out loud. What about kidnapping? I don't know. Mr. C being a powerful, wealthy man and all that, he'd be worth a lot. How much? I mean, if he were abducted, how much? Oh, Mrs. Gundam, this is kind of silly. How much, Hank? A couple of hundred thousand at least. Listen, I got to go back to the road. I want to watch for him. Sure glad you're handling it now. What? The call in the police. Bye, Mrs. C. Goodbye. What is it? Hank at the lodge. He was going to call the highway patrol. But he mentioned kidnapping. Does he know? Is he part of it? Is he in on it? What do you think? I don't know. It's out of control. Completely. Your idiotic plan is backfired. Stop shouting. Sit down. Select yourself. What did he say? Exactly what were his words? Anything could happen. Even kidnapping. That's all. No. He mentioned money. Paul was worth a couple of hundred thousand, he said. He's with them. Maybe. Of course he is. He's testing you. Probing. Well, it could be a chance remark. Idiot. They're all around us watching and waiting. Call him back. Tell him. What? Tell him what? You called the police. If he's in it, we'll find out soon enough. Marvelous. This is their second mistake. What? Yes. If he's part of this, they'll have to kill Paul. We've forced their hand. Why? Paul can identify them. How? At the end of the second call, he screamed something like, keep away from me. So he isn't blindfolded. He saw what they were going to do. He signed his own death warrant. Did you expect someone? No. I'll go upstairs. No, don't stay here. Yes. Mrs. Cunningham? That's correct. With the law firm of Cross and Oppenheim. Yes. I tried calling, but the line was busy. I took the chance and came over with the papers. Papers? Mr. Cross instructed me to leave some papers for Mr. Cunningham, documents and business data. I can take them. Come in, please. Mr. Cunningham is not at home? No. He went to his lodge for the weekend. Well, I'd better bring them back to the office. Can't you trust me? I didn't mean to imply it. Of course. Of course you can keep them. I'm sorry. What a... I've never been in a mansion like this before. Roberto, this is... Peter Colton. Cross and Oppenheim. I just joined the firm. Junior partner, of course. How nice. Roberto Leone. My decorator. We were going over some details. I'm redoing the library. Please sit down. Thank you. The papers? Oh, I'm sorry. I was just looking at the paintings. Is that a real digger? It's a real digger. We own several others. Fabulous. I can't wait to tell my wife I met you. Your picture is in the society columns all the time. Yes. It gets to be a bit of a bore. Honestly? Yes. All those formal dinners. The opening of the opera. You must have a fantastic life. My wife is going to be so impressed. She just thinks that... About those papers, Mr. Colton. Right here, right here. I have them in four folders. It's more organized that way. Well, of course. As an attorney, I'm not allowed to discuss... Well, some matters are confidential and... Yes, yes, I understand. Mr. Leone, would you mind waiting for me in the salon? Of course not. Thank you. You knew I couldn't divulge any private matters in front of strangers, didn't you? Yes. One never talks in front of tradespeople. These are confidential matters. One can't be too careful. Absolutely. The first folder contains an analysis of the plan merger between Cunningham Industries and Northridge Chemical. I see. The second is a list of current insurance bids on his... I mean, your collection of paintings. We'll await further instructions before placing the policies. Fine. And the third folder is this week's computer printout of Mr. C's holdings, the securities, bonds, foreign currency, and, you know, the usual investments. I'm not privy to that communique. It's between Mr. Cross and Mr. Cunningham. And the last folder? Oh, yes, yes. It's sealed also. Mr. Cunningham's new will and two verified copies. We have the third at the firm. The latest will? We drew it up on Monday, with all his additions. Oh, yes, of course. Now I'm sure you know all the major conditions. Oh, naturally. Paul and I discuss everything. We worded it just as he instructed. Did you redraft the section about Mr. Cross and I being co-executist? Yes, yes. You're the sole executor now. Yes. That is what my husband wants. The basic points? Well, you're the major beneficiary. It's as simple as that. Including the interest in Cunningham industrials? Yes, of course. You'll control that company. The stock will, uh... at the close on Friday. Uh... I think it's worth about $11 million. You don't have to count my money, Mr. Galton. Oh, I beg your pardon. I didn't mean to. That's all right. The other changes? The Degas still go to the museum, but the Four Renoirs are yours. I see. The gameskeeper at Greystone gets a bequest of $50,000, as does Mr. Hopkins the Valet, and some other smaller gifts to household staff and people at the office. Thank you. Oh, it's almost 4.30. I've taken too, too much of your time already. I should get back to town. I'll see you to the door. It's been a pleasure. And thank you for allowing me to enter your home. Oh, I can't wait to tell my wife I met you. Goodbye, Mr. Galton. I must tell Paul what an efficient young man you are. Oh, would you? Certainly. Goodbye, and thank you. I don't believe it. Roberto. Roberto, where are you, my darling? Here. I have the most exciting news. It's a dream. You missed your appointment. I know. You've got one more chance, and then... You'll kill him. Do it. Kill the old fool. I couldn't care less. In jerseys, tight satin tops, they only look good if they hug your body smoothly. Sears Best Abra Light helps you and your clothes look good. How? Abra Light has no seam cups and straps are just in the back so you look great up front. 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What makes you so sure? Because he can identify you. How? Every time you want him on the phone, you say, come here, and he gets on. He sees where the phone is. He's not blindfolded. Right. He's not. But we're wearing ski masks. Sorry. Get the money. We don't want the old man. You've got to kill him. Oh, not for $250,000. How much? I'll think about it. With what? My monthly allowance? No, look, call. Lisa, I don't want to die. No. Lisa, your jewels. The paintings. Yes, the paintings. Give them the paintings. No. Don't do it. Agreed. $250,000 tonight. I can't get the money that quickly. Oh, that story again. I don't have it. I have some jewelry. It's worth about $300,000. Maybe more. That's a start. Go to the shopping center as before. Six sharp. The rest of the money in cash on Monday. All right. Don't cry. I won't. Do it. I want to hear you kill him. Suit yourself. It will be my pleasure to pay you. They shot him. Nothing, my darling. They did it for us. I could have stopped you. But you didn't. Oh, in time. You see, in time Paul's millions will wash away your guilt. I doubt it. Shall we read his will? Oh, Roberto, you're spoiling the party. Lisa, don't. The envelope, please. I, Paul Cunningham, being of sound mind. He was always so tedious. Just turn to the bequests. To my faithful wife, Lisa, I leave the following. A full and undivided interest in all real estate. Here. All holdings including interests in Cunningham industrials. All securities and negotiable instruments. Fantastic. They got to the museum. The collection of porcelains to the museum. The Renoirs to my beloved wife. One million dollars to the cancer clinic. Strange. Everything. I was left almost everything. Let me see it. Should we frame it, darling? It can't be. What's the matter? It's not signed. Let me see the copies. One of them has to be signed. A miserable old man. So smart. Lisa, millions. This will is worthless. The prior will. His prior will. Now I know that sign. It's in the wall safe. Deal. Get it. Take the painting down. There. 32 left. 18 right. Oh, where is it? Where is it? Here. Let me look. Yes. It's signed. We'll read it. Come on. I'd bequeath all my real estate to... Oh, no. One big amount. The controlling interest in Cunningham industrials. All securities. He's cut you out of the will. What? In my possession. The paintings, all of the antiques. The money is set up as a trust for the children's hospital and the cancer clinic. It can't be. Give me that. Wait. Wait, wait. Here's made provisions for me. And that makes a living. 3,000 a month for life. That's all. Get me into this mess for a lousy allowance. You're stupid, Lisa. Stupid and bald. Mr. Colton. I can't wait to tell my wife I met you. My confidential attorney, Harlan Cross, you get one more chance than... Oh, no. I stage the entire situation. The only will be able to corroborate everything. He's in it, too. No, but he has a price. You're in a lot of trouble, Mrs. Cunningham. Conspiracy to commit murder, failure to notify the proper authorities, proceeding to a premeditated crime. Now, these are serious charges. They're criminal offenses. Oh, no. You're not going to railroad me. This was entrapment. A fine legal point. I doubt you can prove it. We have evidence. The newspapers will have a fear of that. Besides, you have no proof. Harlan, the tapes. With... Would you like to hear more? We have every word. Our meeting, too. I advise against any settlement. What settlement? Considering everything that's happened, it's fair. Well, suppose we drop the charges. What are the terms? A divorce. We get $4,000 a month for life. We have the papers right here. You give up all claims against the estate. I'm not signing anything. We'll have you in court for years. Be smart. Come on, take it. No. We go to court. And you'll get virtually nothing. It's a criminal case. Might even go to jail. You don't scare me. How would you plead to attempted murder? We have it all on the tapes. Leonie will be named as co-conspirator. All right, gentlemen. That's enough. Now, you let me talk to her alone. Let's get her out of here, Paul. Yes, sir. We'll be in the next room. You could have had money, property, position. Oh, I'll still get it. Oh, no. You'll come away from this, the loser. Harlan will fight you at every turn, even when I'm not here. This was entrapment. I had to test you to find out if you cared for me at all. Well, I did test you. And if you'd tried to save me, I would have signed the new will. No. It was your greed and impatience that betrayed you, Lisa. You're not finished with me yet. Well, soon enough. My dear, I have cancer of the liver. My time is limited. Probably just a year. Automotive sale. Get big national savings on the Sears die-hard. Only $49.99 with trade-in. You save $8.00 on the maintenance-free battery that starts nearly every card in me. And save on Sears Dynaglass-built-in-28 tires. 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