Dangerous Assignment: Millionaire Murder Conspiracy (Paris)

The National Broadcasting Company brings you Brian Donlevier, Steve Mitchell in... Dangerous assignment! The time, 10 p.m. The place, the spacious drawing room of the villa in the south of France overlooking the Mediterranean. A stout man in the velvet dressing gown sits at the piano. His stubby fingers gliding expertly over the keys.

I'm in Philippe. Alright, I thought you were Philippe, my butler. You were wrong, the uncle. Who are you? And how did you get into my villa? I am called Dominic when they walked in. But?

What do you want? Only a trifle, but on cuz. Your life. What? Such a disco. You've seen him in such pictures as Canyon Passage, American romance and the Great McGinthey. Now here's our star Brian Don Levy and another two-fisted portrayal as Steve Mitchell in dangerous assignment.

He is Commissioner, guess where I found him. On second thought that I not get. Steve, hello Commissioner. Well, where am I going this time? Paris, Paris, hey. What was her name now? Don't count on that Steve.

And no horse races either. This isn't a pleasure trip, it's strictly business and dangerous business. I might have known, okay Commissioner, let's have it. Steve last week a man fell down an elevator shaft in Bombay died instantly.

Five days ago a private plane crashed in Stockholm. The owner also died instantly. Oh, so there have been a couple of accidents around the world. What's that got to do with me? We thought they were accidents at first, but not before last a third man was murdered in his villa in the south of France, shot to death while sitting at his piano.