The Creeping Wall

Lipton T and Lipton Soup present in her Sanctum Mystery, starring Irene Wicker. This is your host inviting you in through the squeaking door. He's your self-in.

So welcome, battered elves. Pick yourself a place to stand, your several choices. You can stand in awe or stand a gas or stand rooted. You find you can't stand it at all, just straight out on the floor in life, dear.

You'll have plenty of company there before we get through with tonight's wisdom, Victor. He's so gracious and dosed. I don't think I'd enjoy that company. Well, he's not very lively, Mary. In fact, you may find them a little stiff. It's fair.

But they won't interrupt if you want to talk. And you know I do want to talk, Mr. Hose. So suppose you go greet your other visitors while I have a little chat with our lips and listening.

You know folks, sometimes when you're trying to describe a thing, you find it very hard to think of just the right words. But that doesn't apply when you set out to describe lips and teeth.

A lips and it's so different from other teeth. Its flavor is so extra special that there's a special word to describe it. Brisk. Brisk is the tea expert's word for full-bodied, tangy flavor. But then why bother with words, when Lipton itself can tell you so much more, you'll taste the difference right away and discover how much Lipton's brisk flavor adds to your enjoyment.

Yes, with Lipton, you'll get all the goodness nature puts in the tea. So for deep, down satisfaction, folks, thin your cup with brisk flavored Lipton tea. That's a good idea, Mary. And now friends, if you'll just reach over and switch off those harsh bright lights, we'll begin our story of the Creeping Wall by Sigmund Miller.