Appearances Can Be Deceiving

The amazing Mr. Malone. Hello operator. Operator, get me the office of John Chameleau. The American Broadcasting Company presents the amazing Mr. Malone. An exciting half-hour of mystery starring Dean Raymond. Our locale is the city of Chicago.

The time, the present. And the hero of these weekly adventures? The amazing Mr. Malone. Malone is the name John J. Malone attorney and conqueror at law. Tonight I want to take my text from A.S.A.P.S.

It was A.S.A.P.S who first observed that appearances can be deceiving. Of course he was thinking of the wolf and sheep's clothing that he might just as well have had Carl Riker in mind. As the Riker is the tall poetic-looking gentleman in the rear of the Cadillac sedan tearing down Chicago's south side in the rain.

If you were judging solely by appearances you'd say here's a gentleman and a scholar, and you'd be right. No student could be more diligent than he is in this search for the truth. Much further, Michael. No, it's the last house on this block. That one? Yeah.

There we are. You want us to wait out here, please? As you will. In that case, I think I'm going to watch this fun, huh? Hey, will you look at it for? Excuse me if I fail to admire the beauties of nature right now. Just what are you picking on doing, Mr. Riker? I hardly know myself. I'm

such a creature of impulse. Who's that? A friend? Mr. Cromwell? That's right. So nice to know you. My name is Riker. Riker? Yes, and just gentlemen, Mr. Mike Ayer. What are you boys want? May we hear it?

My name means little to you, ain't it? Mr. Cromwell. Not a thing. That's my wife's would mean more. The given name is Laura. Laura Riker is your incredible, isn't it? What do you want here?