Handsome Is as Handsome Does

The amazing Mr. Malone. Operated. Operated. We kept in the office of John Chame 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.

Our locale is the city of Chicago, the time, the present, and the hero of these weekly adventures, the amazing Mr. Malone. Hello, it's John Jamil on attorney and counselor at law. Tonight, in our study of the cliche, let's take a gander at the shop-worn, handsome is as handsome does.

As a case in point, I give you Jack Brock. Mr. Brock has the ball-headed gents seated behind the mahogany desk in sweet 419 of the Schubert building. He's a private detective by avocation. But his work is given the faulty perspective on life.

He sees everything to a keyhole. Yeah, what is it, Julie? I'm sorry to disturb you, Mr. Propper. This is Hamilton is here. Well, it's under on. Are you making a production for? Yes. What did you do with the filing?

I put it in your cap drill. OK. Maybe I cut. Oh, come on, doesn't have one. I'll be with you in a minute. That's quite all right. I listen, Julie, I don't want to be disturbed for anyone, you understand?

You probably call Tom and Chuck back later. Well, I'm certainly glad to see you with us, Hamilton. Got that report for you. That's fine. You, uh, wouldn't care for drink first. No, I wouldn't. I'm just trying to be social.

No, please don't put yourself out. May I hear the report? Sure. A report filed by its Sylvester, June 15, 1951, subject Paul Hamilton. I picked up Mr. Hamilton at 9am. Do we have to go through all that?