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The anchor-hocking glass corporation brings you crime photographer! Ha ha ha! Where'd you get the black eye, Adelbert? At a concert. A concert? What were you doing? I was just telling this fellow we have better music at the Blue Note Cafe.

And he turned out to be the conductor's brother. Ooh, well that'll teach you a lesson, Adelbert. When you're with strangers, it's safer to talk about something everyone agrees on. Like what, for instance? Like Aker Hocking, the most famous name in glass.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Tony Marvin. Every week at this time, the Aker Hocking Glass Corporation of Lancaster, Ohio, and its more than 10,000 employees, bring you another adventure of Casey crime photographer, Ace Cameron, who covers the crime news of a great city, written by Alonzo Dean Cole, our adventure for tonight,

Right, new star. Late afternoon, a Metropolitan Theater. Its auditorium is empty and its half-lighted stage is bare, except for several dozen folding chairs and a few rough tables that have been used for a rehearsal.

In the center of the stage stands a smiling young woman surrounded by newspaper reporters and photographers. Among them, Anne Williams and Casey. Uh, tilt your head up just a little more on this holiday and give you a better neckline.

Make a smile a little wider, please. I'll try gentlemen. That's it. Hold it. Now sit down and cross your legs. Yeah, one little cheesecake. Alright. Will this do? Pull the skirt a little higher. Like this?

That's well. You photographers get out of the way and give us a report of the chance. Panny, you can take over as far as I'm concerned. I wasted enough good super pan press film on this publicity build up.