The Ladies Night

Get this and get it straight Crime is a suckers road. Those who travel it wind up in the gut of the prism of the grave This time a peddler of pulp paper love a black mailer with muscles a south of the border chisler a simpering Croude in a corpse in a bedroom. Well that one thing in common

Each was a woman it happened like this From the pen of Raymond transfer outstanding author of crime fiction comes his most famous character in The adventures of Philip Marlowe. With Gerald Moore starred as Philip Marlowe, we bring you tonight's exciting story, The Ladies' Night.

When the sauce is boiling furiously, which is right now, at one full cup of tomato paste gradually and stir vigorously. Okay?

One full cup of tomato paste. Oh no, no, not now. I'll be a minute. I said I'll be. Oh no. So I had tomato paste, cup and all. Okay. Okay, I'm coming. Oh, wait a minute.

I'm sorry. I didn't mean to buy you. Kay Vanaman. Yes, darling. Stanch Van Kay. Am I welcome? Me and my small Western Union joke? Oh sure, sure. Come on in. Why didn't honey? We're going to the kitchen.

Oh, it's not Marlow playing chef again. What is it this time? Yeah, sauce, a la merino. Mm-hmm. When's earn your poor little rich girl's 14 carat mines a night? You. It's Tuesday. Tuesday? Yes. This is meeting night, my crowd.

The Greens Committee at the Country Club, the Beverly Hills Mail Choir, the Veterans of this map. Mm-hmm, so, no man left. Uh, except staunch friend Marlow, huh? Look, uh, Kay, baby, just because I... I did that to Dynote by heart, Phil, just because brave private detective once saved rich uncle Enoch's niece, gay baby from lots of trouble.