The Dancing Hands

They were born at the same hour on the same day of the same parents, and they were identical in beauty and talent. Only one was deadly, but the other was not. And I couldn't tell which was which until I found a green purse, a fresh corpse, and a pair of dancing hands.

From the pan of Raymond Chanper, outstanding author of Crime Fiction, comes his most famous character as CBS presents... The Adventures of Philip Marlow. Now, with Gerald Moore, starred as Philip Marlow, Now we bring you tonight's exciting story, The Dancing Hands.

The telegram I found stuck in the mail slot when I got back to my office after a long and ron'd about day written and closed find a $50 money order. I want you to investigate a man.

The table is reserved for you with a saddle club where I work. Come in time for the second show at 11 important. It was signed Beth Tyler. So it accorded to 11 with 50 bucks worth of inspiration behind me.

I drove over the Coinga freeway and outventured to the saddle club, which pretended to be old English by showing its beams through a flagstone facade. I went in the carefully-refined oak door, and even before my eyes became adjusted to the cozy lack of candle power inside.

Neil Redmond, owner and operator of the place, collided toward me, sporting his genial post smile, which tonight was even more force than usual. How are you, model? It's been a long time. Is this a pleasure, though?

It's always a pleasure to come to the saddle club, Neil. I've even got a reservation. You and all my food better than that, Marliss. Just don't let it get it off, will ya? Well, I'll find your table now, and I want you to see this show.