The Disappearing Body

Besides, I think we walked out early because we weren't in the mood for movies. Wait, I'm up in the door for me. Funny, it's life. Funny, that's amazing. I didn't think the door to your fault was ever locked.

You know, I guess I locked it by accident when we went out. Well, I'm glad to see you keep you open the door. Turning on it, huh? Oh, why, Jimmy, I own every now and then, just keeping practice.

You don't need it. I'll tell you what I do need something to do. We walked out on that movie so soon we still have an evening to kill. Well, I know the first thing you can do is turn on the light and dark in here.

How's that? Oh, blackie, oh, wonderful. Well, that's what I keep telling myself. That's where I must have heard it. Darling, the dining room doors are closed. Why? None of your business. But they're never closed.

They're closed now. What are you hiding? Nothing. You stay out of there, and I mean out. Oh, now you have me curious. You go in the dining room, and what you just said will be famous last words.

I'll get the cards out of the bin. Don't hurry! You behave yourself? Yes, Daddy. Now just what is he hiding in there? I'm gonna see. I wonder. Rocky! Harry, I told you not to look in the dining room.

No wonder you didn't want me to look. You're hiding a dead man in me. And now back to Dick Colmer as Boston Blackie. Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friend.