The Sea Horse Jockey

Get this and get it straight. Crime is a sucker's road. Knows who travel it, wind up in the gut of the parade. This time it was a fishy horse play from a red-headed beauty. Past a black bearded sailor to a neck-and-neck finish over a wandering seahorse worth 50,000 bucks.

That was the jockey. It happened like this. From the pan of Raymond Tramper, outstanding author of Crime Fiction, comes his most famous character in... The Adventures of Philip Marlow. Now with Gerald Moore, star is Philip Marlow. We bring you tonight's exciting story, The Sea Horse Jockey.

You know, it's tomorrow. When you came in today, I said to myself, I said, it's a funny thing. You've been getting your hair cuts here now for six, seven years. But I never found out how you vote.

We're a Republican or Democrat. Well, I like to think that's my business. And another thing. Never did you tell me if you're for the Marshall Plan or against the Marshall Plan. Well, the Marshall Plan. And for the California's Governor next fall?

Well, there's no doubt in my mind. And the income tax, the sick back, please. No. Now, the income tax is fair or it's not fair. Well, eminently. Now, how come, how come all this stuff, I don't know what is your opinion?

I can't imagine. Of course, my opinion, I tell people. I say political party is a matter of getting... Oh, excuse me. Saved by the bell. Oh, uh, Alvin's barbershop. Uh, Alvin speaking. Oh, Miss Marlow?

Yes, he's right here. Oh, hold on, please. It's for you, Mr. Marlow. Always interruption. It's all right. The 60 would never mind. Hi, hello. Mr. Marlow, this is Mrs. Lola Demerus speaking. Oh? Goodness, I've finally located you.