Tough Guy

The anchor hocking glass corporation brings you crime photographer. The first part? What are you thinking of? I was just thinking how differently they teach kids to write today. You mean you went to school? What I mean is they don't teach them to write the ABCs today.

No. No, they teach them to write whole words. That sounds reasonable. Look, here's a page for my little nephew's copy book. Read it. Wow. This is something we got to get Tony Marvin to read. You go ahead, Tony.

Oh, what a beautiful thought, Casey. It says here 16 times, one after the other, Anchor Hawking, the most famous name in glass. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Tony Marvin. Every week at this time, the Anchor Hawking glass cooperation of Lancaster, Ohio, and it's more than 10,000 employees, Bring you another adventure of Casey crime photographer.

Ace cameraman who covers the crime news of a great city. Our adventure for tonight... Tough guy. Saturday night, shortly before 10 o'clock. A side street cab stand on the fringes of the city's theatrical district.

A tall man dressed in pylie and grey detaches himself from the doorway of a shabby hotel where he's been loitering. and approaches a taxi that has just moved up to the first place in life.

He opens its door and... Make me up to 132nd Street. Yes sir! We're bouncing on 32nd. I'll tell you when we get there, just take the shortest way. Okay? You're a good driver. I don't get no complaints.

You're a kind of young to me, an experience. How long have you been hacking? Long enough? Yes, you're how long? Couple of months. Figured you were kind of wet behind the h I don't like your kind of talk if you're looking for trouble get yourself another taxi I like this taxi and I like you