Open Season On Henry Williams

You sure I'm thinking you to the right address. Yeah sure sure. You're going to have a 10-part, uh, turn left to the next corner of that other piano. Okay, but we want to make sure we're going to the right joint.

Yeah sure. Got the book with you, Billy? Yeah, yeah. Check it, huh? Yeah sure. You don't want to make no mistake. Yeah, it's okay. I took the check the book four times. Okay, as long as you're sure, Billy.

Here it is. And here we are. Number 10, Barton Road. Yeah, that's some swanky joint, isn't it? Now all the joints along there look like a million bucks. Hey, keep the motor running, Skeeter. I'll be right back.

Sure thing. And make it good, huh? It'll be the best. Yes? Good morning. I stay. Yes, it's an other day. This way, Henry Williams lives. Yes, it is. You, Henry Williams.

I am. Well, here's a little present for you. All on to Dick Colmer as Boston Blackie. enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend. To those who have no friend. All right, quiet, quiet. All right, man. Now let's get out of business.

I've called y'all together to explain the new setup. Hey, jam, will you put down the newspaper? Have it, boys. I've heard all this before. All right, just the same. It won't hurt you to hear it again.

Okay. All right. All right. That's better. Well, as we've done pretty well during the last year for an outfit that's had to operate in the poor section of town. Yeah, we've done pretty well. Hey, Jim, will you put down that paper?

Yeah, but for us there's news in the paper and what your saying's whole stuff to me. Alright, just the same. I know it won't hurt me to hear it again. Okay, okay. Now to continue, we've done so well we can afford to expand during the coming year.