Unwelcome Christmas Present

I'm glad to call. You busy to met? Oh, you are? All right, Angel. You know what that means. Anything that happens to me this evening will be a dead law. This is very early, he prams in biting you to listen to the adventures of the Falcon.

Starring last statement. You met the Falcon first and it is best telling novel. Then you saw him in his thrilling motion picture series. Now join him on the air when the falcon calls the case of the unwelcome Christmas question.

The case of the unwelcome Christmas question. Two days before Christmas. And on Manhattan's busy corner in the Daily Drent Santa Claus' wing of bail while people watch to do that last in the shopping.

One of those frantic shoppers is a man named Larry Sterling of the prices in the store windows in the parking lot. And then he takes his head sadly and smells of liver, but pulls alongside.

And the pliver, the water you're breathing, calls with. And let's... Let's... me? Yes. Come here, man. Come out. You look like a nice guy. Oh, sorry. Oh, wait. Don't go in. I'm sorry, I'm busy.

I take an easy. Let's see. It's your name. Sterling. Larry Sterling. Great to know you. My name is Kane. Walter Hane. I've been watching you. So I noticed. You got a girl? Look at you.

Look, still, they don't want to do your face. My child's father. Okay, that's the way you... See? Wait a second. What kind of a favor? How would you like to get a girl that's still a false jacket?

The quick... You crazy. And you know what those things are? Yeah, I haven't got the kind, though. Well, would you be willing to send 75 bucks for one? What? Get the cut. Well, make up your merch, Shirley.