And Peter Chambers54-05-1807La Grand Maison-3rd Booth

Crime and Peter Chambers Created by Henry Kane transcribed and starring Dane Clark Private investigator duly licensed and duly sworn Peter Chambers You're a private eye That's your business anything else That's for labs

You're sitting in a little French restaurant enjoying the onion soup But it's not the onion soup that brought you here. Rather as a prospective client, he asked you to meet him here at McGran-Mazong, third booth to the right.

Mr. Chambers, Peter Chambers, you were Dr. Burns? That's right. May I sit down? Dr. Philip Burns, tall, black-haired, black-eyed, and he looks more worried than Hoppe when his teenager hasn't met her curfew. I'll begin quickly, Mr. Chambers.

I asked you to meet me here because it's near my office and I can't get away for long. Well, you're the client. Case history then. I married wife and two small children, who, at the moment and for the next three months, are vacationing in the White Mountains.

And I'm a dentist. And you're supposed to have quite a lot of money by inheritance. Yes. Now, about this grace channel. Oh, yes. You mentioned her when you talked to me on the phone. Right.

Patient of mine, with whom I've become rather well acquainted lately. I understand, Doc. Now, where do we fit the Proseg private eye into this? Well, about two weeks ago, at nine o'clock in the evening, I was home.

My family had already left on vacation, and I was about to go out for a date with Ms. Chandler. Oh, I saw no harm in it. We were just good friends. Yes, of course. I received a phone call from an important patient, Mrs. Griffin.