Seek and Ye Shall Find

The amazing Mr. Malone operator get me the office of John J Malone The National Broadcasting Company presents the amazing Mr. Malone an exciting half hour of mystery starring George Petrie as the lawyer whose practice before every type of bar has become a legend Arlo Cal is the city of Chicago the time the present and

and the hero of these weekly adventures, the amazing Mr. Malone. The lones and names, John J. Malone, attorney and counselor at law. Those of you who've dropped by the office before know how proud I am of my collection of clichés.

Tonight, let's explore the possibilities offered by Sikh and ye shall find. I suppose that goes for headaches, too. As a case in points, I'll give you a Larry Barker. Larry's the rugged looking boy making his way down the fourth floor corridor of the Martin building.

Right now he's looking for trouble and when he stops in front of room 419, the odds are 20 to 1 who'll find it. Tom? Yeah? I'm looking for Frank Pulaski. Well if you don't find him I think because you didn't try the right place.

Are you Pulaski? Uh huh. My name is Larry Barker. The bookie? I don't think we have to go into that. Whatever you say Mr. Barker? Sit down. Thanks. What can I do you for? That remains to be seen.

Someone told me you're one of the best private detectors in Chicago. Naturally, I ain't gonna deny it. Well, we soon find out. Take a look at this picture. In a bad. That happens to be my wife.

That's even better. I don't like those kind of jokes, Pulaski. Now, do you think you could watch her for me? I don't know why not. Her first name, Sheila. Sheila? Yes. I want a fellow day and night.