The Man on the Roof

Get this and get it straight Crime is a sucker's road knows who traveled wind up in the gut of the prism of the grave There's time an old Spanish woman who cared a red-headed mink who didn't in the green suede button beside a corpse All led me to a wounded man with a gun in his hand

Corned on a warehouse roof It happened like this From the pan of Raymond tranper 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 transcribed story, The Man on the Roof.

You got him the last time. What in the car for tear gas launches? We're using the roof across the street. I don't think I have power.

He isn't going anyplace. Go ahead, Mooney. Okay, look, hey, here comes Marlow. About time I want to talk to him. Mooney! On the roof, he's already there. Fire Mooney! Matthew Toland, Mooney, don't shoot again.

Why are you talking about Marlow? He's a killer. He's armed in danger. Listen to me. What do you want us to do? Call him and send him on without a supper? Matthews, I'm going up after him.

No, you're not, follow. Come here. Let's call him, Matthews. No, nobody goes up there. We're going to gas him up. Come on, move. Call for launchers. Captain, I'm back. Matthews, please. Listen to me. Oh, why not?

Tell me the whole story. We've got nothing but time till I get here with you once. Please, Matthews. Quick kid. Nobody is kidding, model. That boy up there is a killer. Keep watching that rope, Becker.