In this episode, Sam Spade is hired to guard the presents at a loveless wedding. One of the gifts is a priceless diamond known for bringing bad luck. Despite its reputation, Spade must ensure the diamond's safety.

Details about the plot of this specific episode are not readily available.

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In this episode, a homicidal maniac wielding a brick-bat is loose in the city. However, specific plot details are not available.

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"Red Wind" is an episode that aired on June 17, 1947. In this episode, Philip Marlowe investigates a possible theft of a pearl necklace, which leads him to uncover a scandalous affair. A drunken man kills another man with a shot from his gun, and Marlowe finds himself investigating who shot the man and why.

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In this episode, a telegram is delivered from Joe DiMaggio, who's recovering from foot surgery in the real world. Bud Abbott gets the idea of visiting Mrs. Wetwash, whose late husband was a professional ball player, and he's hoping she'll loan Lou one of his uniforms. Bud wants to put Lou on a rigorous exercise routine and there are jokes about baseball. Eventually, Lou Costello has been invited to replace Joe DiMaggio on the New York Yankees.

In this episode, a telegram is delivered from Joe DiMaggio, who's recovering from foot surgery in the real world. Bud Abbott gets the idea of visiting Mrs. Wetwash, whose late husband was a professional ball player, and he's hoping she'll loan Lou one of his uniforms. Bud wants to put Lou on a rigorous exercise routine and there are jokes about baseball. Eventually, Lou Costello has been invited to replace Joe DiMaggio on the New York Yankees.

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In this episode, a telegram is delivered from Joe DiMaggio, who's recovering from foot surgery in the real world. Bud Abbott gets the idea of visiting Mrs. Wetwash, whose late husband was a professional ball player, and he's hoping she'll loan Lou one of his uniforms. Bud wants to put Lou on a rigorous exercise routine and there are jokes about baseball. Eventually, Lou Costello has been invited to replace Joe DiMaggio on the New York Yankees.

In this episode, Captain Canelli deals with a retired cop who wants to apply for the LD80, which is the permit for a handgun. The episode is a dramatic exploration of the complexities of police work.

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"Return To Paradise" is an episode of Jack Benny that originally aired on September 20, 1953. "Return To Paradise" is a Jack Benny episode where Jack and the gang do their version of Gary Cooper's new movie 'Return to Paradise'. The episode features a character named Dennis who arrives in a hurry to sing his song and talks about his medical coverage and having organs removed.

The Jack Benny Program, starring Jack Benny, is a radio and television comedy series. The show ran for over three decades, from 1932 to 1955 on radio. "Return To Paradise" is an episode of Jack Benny that originally aired on September 20, 1953. "Return To Paradise" is a Jack Benny episode where Jack and the gang do their version of Gary Cooper's new movie 'Return to Paradise'. The episode features a character named Dennis who arrives in a hurry to sing his song and talks about his medical coverage and having organs removed.

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