The Bedside Manners

Get this and get it straight Crime is a suckers road and those who travel it wind up in the gut of the prison of the grave There's no other end, but they never learn From the pen of Raymond tranpler outstanding author of crime fiction comes his most famous character in The adventures of Philip Marlow

Now with Gerald Moore starred as Philip Marlow. We bring you tonight's exciting story the bedside manners Hi, Tommy.

Thanks for the night. Okay, kid. Hey, yeah. Thanks. That good easy now. Sure. And a Somali, you can. The Somali is a father now! Oh, my God, go on. I'm going to somebody's hand, go to someone's house.

Don't try them all. Give it a be okay. Just take it easy. That's the way it happened. Two weeks ago, when they scraped me up off the pavement, and I felt like everything must have been broken.

God finally did Dr. Boyle it all down to a fractured tibia in the sort of bruises. Headed me 10 days in the hospital, tangled up with enough pulleys, weights, and trapeze bars to rigor circus tent.

After which I managed to get sprung with the peace and quiet of my own apartment. There on a special bed in my living room, I spent four days scratching my broken leg through an inch of plastic cast.

I worried about the business I was missing. Until finally, Audine Patterson, a girl with a multi-million dollar estate I'd worked for once, insisted on seeing me immediately about a job. Once she was sure I could handle even flat on my back.

Phil, it's about my brother, Maynard. Oh, another jam, huh? Yes. Wait a minute, I gotta get comfortable. I guess your father knew his son pretty well when he left. Eh, he left all that dough in your hands, Audine.