The Devil Finds Work for Idle Hands

Operator, get me the office of John J Malone. The American Broadcasting Company presents the amazing Mr. Malone, an exciting half-hour of mystery starring Gene 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 counselor at law. If you're one of our regulars, you know how far by I am, please, James.

Tonight I'd like to direct your attention to that oldie. The devil finds work for idle hands. The idle hands in this case belong to a gentleman named Paul Mackenzie. It isn't that Mr. Mackenzie is lazy, just like working, could be at an argument with the state of Illinois.

Okay, back inside. Unfortunately, he came out of bed, second. Oh, I am Mr. Drop Deadwood. I'm going to do that for you broke the point of my pencil. What are you doing now? Let me see that.

Let me see that. It's not bad. You get a real shopping. Shop in the point in the window, so let me see that Let me see that It's not bad you get a real shop I Always say concrete is good assembly is that what you own say anything when I was a kid

I shut up When he brought kitchen do me again Well, how many shut up don't give me any smart answers Wayne when do you go on KP tomorrow? Well, I want you to rob me a spoon spoon that's right well why shouldn't now Wayne were friends aren't we no what's the matter can't you take a joke

all I want is a crummy spoon who's gonna miss it not gonna do it well it's not like I was asking for a man I'm not gonna I said you are well what book you have a reason for everything you just get me a spoon that's all I ask Hey Wayne, Wayne Wake on it.