Skeleton Bay

Captain Soapfryzer Sanctum Mystery. Marvels of manifold murder, extending a cordial invitation to step through the creaking door of the inner sanctum, where we probe deep into the dark and cavernous depths of men's souls, to see what makes them kill.

Our clinic here is the whole vast world of crime. And you who listen in may hear us dissect our characters at a safe distance, And unless your nerves are strong, you've got to take my advice and...

...keep your distance. Why, Mr. Host. That's not the kind of advice to give, folks. It sounds unfriendly. Well, what would you suggest, Mary? Give them some sort of friendly advice. Like pointing out to them the extra delight they'll get from a cheering cup of Lipton tea.

Then go on to tell them why Lipton is so downright delicious. Tell them that the reason is Lipton's brisk flavor. And don't forget to mention that brisk is the tea expert's own word for the spirited full-bodied flavor of Lipton's.

So refreshing and so zestful. Explain that Lipton's brisk flavor is never flat, but always lively and satisfying. And in closing, remind them to try Lipton's soon, because in every cup of Lipton's there's extra enjoyment.

And now that's the kind of advice you should give, folks. Well Mary, you seem to have given it to them already. So we can go ahead and get launched on Skeleton Bay. That's the title of tonight's story.

An original radio play by Emil Tepelman. It's about a late enabler, this is the writer of mystery stories. It opens at a swanky hotel with Private Kevin, situated on a storm swept rockbound coast. The story itself is all about.