The Paul Conrad Case

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An exciting half hour of mystery created by Craig Rice and starring Gene Raymond. Arlo Cow is the city of Chicago, the time, the present, and they hear all these weekly adventures, the amazing, Mr. Malone.

Malone is the name John J. Malone, attorney and counselor at law. And before we get underway tonight, I'd like to thank all our old clients and welcome the new ones who came by. We'll be here every week at this time, so if you're in the neighborhood, drop in.

You're always sure to meet some interesting people. Paul Conrad, for example. Mr. Conrad is the stocky gentleman marching down the fourth floor corridor, the Benson building. You can tell from his walk that he's a man with confidence in himself.

And when he comes to a door marked, Larry Hogan, private investigation. He doesn't hesitate for a second, but barges right in. He hears, Mr. Conrad is a boy who knows his way around. Hello, Hogan.

Huh? I said hello. Oh. You know, it's a funny thing, Mr. Conrad, but how is this thinking about you? All right, let me in on the joke. Huh? You said it was a funny thing and I could stand to laugh these days.

Well, you know what I mean. Hey, why don't you sit down? What's the matter, Hogan? Don't you think I can take it standing up? What have you got for me? Well, it's like I told you on the phone mistake, Conrad.