The Treasure Cave

The acre-hocking glass corporation brings you trying photography Hi, Mr. Marvin, I was just talking to Casey about you. Oh, a few not so gentle remark. Oh, no on the contrary Tony, that's what but admire your gift of debt. Yeah, Mr. Marvin, you got such a nice way of putting things You make them work sound so important. Oh, I'd like to say credit for that, but I can't very well

You know, one of the things I repeat most would sound important no matter who said it, Ethelbrook. Yeah? And what's that, Mr. Orvig? That anchor hawking is the most famous name in glass. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

This is Tony Marvin. Every week at this time, the anchor hawking glass corporation of Lancaster, Ohio, and its more than 10,000 employees, bring you another adventure of Casey Crime Photographer, ace cameraman who covers the crime news of the great city.

written by Alonso Dean Cole. Our adventure for tonight. Treasure a cave. The Blue Note Cafe. Leaning happily on the bar is Captain Logan, chief of the homicide bureau. And that's what brought the head bartender, regards him as a look of unconcealed envy as the.

You and Casey are going to have three whole days at Red Lake Cap with nothing to do but speak. That's the program, that's what it's worth driving up there tonight. Some guys have all the luck.

Yeah, it's the first time that Casey and I both been free at the same time. Yeah, I finally get the chance to make the lug eat some of those tall fish stories. That I'd like to see have the here Casey tell it. He's a better fisherman than even Jonah. Yeah, Jonah. Yeah, didn't he catch a whale named Moby Dick or something like that?