A Very Odd Job

William Gargon stars as Barry Craig, confidential investigator. The trouble with murder as a business is that very few of the men who take it up have any judgment. Sooner or later they run it right into the ground.

A National Broadcasting Company presents William Gargon in another transcribed drama of mystery and adventure with America's number one detective, Barry Craig, confidential investigator. The investigator. Barry Craig speaking.

With the weather what it is, a smart operator would be spending his evenings indoors, parked near the steam heat with a glass in his hand and the small warm blow in the region of his lower chest.

I guess I don't qualify. I still like to take walks. Around about this time of the night there's not much on the street. The air's cold and clean. It's nice to find out you have a pair of lungs which can use that air.

Hey, you! Me? Oh, eh. Oh, what? Ah, the lippy type, eh? No, no, just not quick. That's all. You're Craig. That's more or less what I answer to. I get a job for you. I'd better make a note of it.

But the W-T-How often does a job come running after a man? I would save the conversation for a friend, Craig. You would like to make a couple of hundred easy? Me and most of the adult male population of the United States.

Take this. This? Oh, a small puppet. Who come to think of it? Are there any big puppets? You deliver that. That's, uh, 200. I deliver it to who? The name is Ann Kelly. She wants a puppet.

She'll be very happy to get that one, see? Well, not exactly, but, uh, there are lots of Kelly's in the phone book. And this time and night she'll be at Easy's Open House. It's a clip joined over in the East 80's.