Further Adventures of Kenny Andrews

And now the Mole mystery setters, presented by E.B.E.C. with shaving cream for tender skin. Good evening. This is Jeffrey Bond, welcoming you to the program that presents the best in mystery and detective fiction. A few weeks ago we brought to a story written by Joseph Ruskall and entitled The Case of the Missing Mind.

It concerned a smart, eloquently little racetrack character named Kenny Andrews, who got into one jam after another and finally ended up in an insane asylum. While you mystery fans out there apparently took Kenny to your heart as we did.

A number of you wrote wanting to find out whether he did get out of the asylum and what happened then. So we asked Mr. Roscoe and tonight he's telling us in the further adventures of Kenny Andrew.

Excuse me Mr. Barnes, but how about mentioning that other psychopathic case? Oh you mean the ambulance driver who drove himself crazy? No, no, I'm talking about the fellow who said he'd rather be put in a straight jacket than shave.

You know, shaving isn't torture to him anymore. He's switched to mola. The heavier brushless shaving cream. Yes, sir, man. With mola, it's smooth. So smooth. It's like a... So slick. It's a smooth, smooth, slick, slag shave you got with M-O-L-E.

MOLAY. The heavier brushless shaving cream for tender skins. That's right, MOLAY is the cream that's heavier. The cream you need if you have a wiry hard to cut beard or a tender skin. Because MOLAY is heavier, it not only softens your whiskers, it stands them up straight and lets your razor slice them right off. So you shave faster, closer, easier, and you shave painlessly with MOLAY.