St Louis Lady

And now the Mole Mystery Theater, presented by M-O-L-L-E. Mole, the heavier brush was shaving cream for tender skin. Good evening. This is Jeffrey Bond, welcoming you to the Mole Mystery Theater, the program that presents the best in mystery and detective fiction.

Tonight's story, St. Louis Lady by Irene Winston, is about three things. Some are heat. A woman and a little black book. What is there about some women that make men want to kill for them?

And what kind of a man lists methodically in a little black book? His victims, his expenses, and his net profits from their debt. Add to this the kind of heat that pushes people into things they never meant to do.

You have St. Louis ladies by Irene Winston. Well, Mr. Barnes, I guess I can't add much to that, but give me a subject like shaving, and I'd add a few quick words like this. Man, if your morning shave is worse than a hundred nightmares, chances are you have wiry whiskers or a tender skin.

So try mole. Yes, sir, with mole, it's smooth. So smooth. It's slick. So slick. It's a smooth smooth slick shade you get with M-O-L-L-E. Mole, the heavier brushless shading cream for tender skin. That's right. Mole is the cream you need if you have tough whiskers or a tender skin.

Because mole is a heavier cream, it not only softens your whiskers, it stands them up straight and lets your razor cut them right off. So you shave faster, closer, easier, and you shave painlessly with mole.

The heavier brushless shaving cream for tender skin. And now for tonight's mole mystery, St. Louis Lady. And it's a go-down. Honest, it's so hot a person be better off dead.