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promises some "quick and easy"
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Dan Pruyn, who plays me
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The mysterious call is made
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them of the reason he called.
Somewhere in the-apartment
there is a doll hidden that
contains a bag of heroin. It is
their job to find it, and if they
are both successful, Roat offers
five grand to each. Both men
arc hesitant on joining such a
risky plan, hut Roat persuades
them alter revealing the body of
a girl who "knew too much
information for her own good.”
Roat then immediately
organizes a plan to get the doll.
Sam Hendrix, played by Mike
Levin, is a photographer and the
owner of the apartment. He
received the doll at an airport
from a woman saying to give it
to his wife as a gift. Upon
returning home from his trip,
Sam hid the doll to surprise his
wife. That weekend Sam will
be taking a business trip and
only his wife will be in the
apartment. Roat proposes this
is when they make their move
to find the doll.
Suzy Hendrix, performed by
Kim Me., is Sam's blind wife.
She gets mixed up with the
three con-artists when they
come looking for the doll.
Talman poses as an old friend of
Sam's from the Navy. He wins
Suzy’s trust and convinces her
that Sam is in trouble with the
police for the murder of the girl
that Roat actually committed.
Pruyn then disguises himself as
Sergeant Carlino and questions
Suzy. He asks her about a doll
that Sam brought home from
the airport and implies that it is
tied in with the murder. When
he leaves, Suzy is terrified and
tells Talman about the doll, but
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Sam.
The suspense of the play
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that must be "seen" to be
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