Bold Venture

Bold Venture was an American radio play, starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. The radio broadcast on more than 400 radio stations became the feuilleton and spent $ 4000 per week for the legendary Hollywood couple. The music was composed by David Rose. The dates of the broadcasts, but the first official broadcast was on March 26, 1951, the last on september 15, 1952. Today, there are only 31 of the supposed 78 episodes in circulation. About these numbers differ the opinions, because some episodes are known under different names.



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[hide] *1 About "Bold Venture"  ==About ' Bold Venture '[ Edit] == "Adventure, intrigue, mystery and romance in the sultry settings of tropical Havana and the mysterious islands of the Caribbean," which is what Slate Shannon (Humphrey Bogart) and Sailor Duval (Lauren Bacall) in each 30-minute episode experience. Slate Shannon is an independent sailor who runs a hotel (Shannons place) in Havana, and tours with his boat, the "Bold Venture". He has the task to protect Sailor Duval, a flirty young woman, who brought with him by her father. They hit together, often during boat trips, in the most adventurous situations involved, where they again with a little cooperation should come out. Slate and Sailor are clearly in love with each other, and especially Sailor makes between the companies by Flirty comments. Also sings their friend King Moses (Jester Hairston) each episode a short song, in which he displays in a funny way the situation and feelings. ==Quotes[ Edit] == Inspector: ' The license number of the car, you judded it down? Slate: ' I knew we forgot something, Sailor! ' Sailor: ' Next time I'll bring my ballpoint. ' Sailor: ' There is that hotel sign again, it's always falling down! ' Slate: ' Yeah, ever since that last time you sang in the shower. ' Sailor: ' There is gold here, Mr. Brian? Mr. Brian: ' Enough to make all one "kneel at your feet, Miss Duval. ' Sailor: ' Do I need gold for that, Slate? ' Mr. Cameron (from Slate): ' It's about a girl.. a young girl. Wild [...] and spoiled. ' Sailor: "No thanks. Mr. Slate already has one. ' Sailor: ' Look, why don't you stop shoving that gun in my back? How I'm going to explain a red circle on my skin to my mate? ' ==Preserved episodes[ Edit] ==
 * 2 Quotes
 * 3 Preserved episodes
 * 4 listen to Bold Venture
 * 12 Year Promise (Oil Wells)
 * A Bullet For Shannon (Thugs And Slugs/Johnny Price Story)
 * Alice Ramsey's Husband (Poison Darts/Voodoo Vendetta)
 * Blue Moon
 * Carlos & Juan Story (Crazy Old Carlos)
 * The Chaney Wedding (Death At The Wedding)
 * Cruise To Batabano (Emelio Lopez Story)
 * Death By A Fighting Bird (Deadly Merchandise/Smuggling Arms)
 * Death Of Rudy Keijon (With Friends Like These/Bob Yancy arrests Slate for murder)
 * El Indio
 * Ghost Ship
 * Haven's Venezuelan Island (Gene Moore's wife/Claudia)
 * Isle Of Pines (I'm Going To Die/Rhoda Gonzalez)
 * Kwan Yen Statue (Quam Yi Statue)
 * Louis Gaspar Case (Slate's Stolen Identity)
 * Murder Of Franny Lane (He Who Laughs Last/Murder Is No Joke/Slate Shannon accused of murder)
 * Mystery Of The Mary K
 * Paul Brewer Story (Escape From Guantanamo)
 * Robbery By Joe Ralston (Revenge Is Sweet/The Big Road)
 * Russian Roulette
 * Ruthie Ryan's Father (The Big K.O.)
 * Sailor's Dead Husband (Marriage And Murder/Freddie Naye)
 * Search For Tommy Reed
 * Six Crates Or Apples, White Envelope (Bill Of Lading/Dope Smugglers)
 * Slate's Tuxedo Pocket (aka Black Tie Affair)
 * Spanish Gold (Treasure On Flamingo Cay)
 * Suicide Or Murder (Out Of Control/Phyllis Calvert murder)
 * Tabard Of Pizarro (Alice Markel poisoning)
 * The Dead Matt Jefferies (The One That Got Away)
 * The Tears Of Siva (Star of Sheba)
 * Welcome Back To Civilisation, Dead Man (Man From Sumatra/George Carson Killed)