Stamped For Murder

Stay tuned for Niro Wolf. If the chimes shut down a little on Sunday afternoon, well they know there's mystery in store Sunday with men of action like Mike Waring better known as the Falcon, who brings his fearless and romantic touch to the solution of another mystery.

After the Falcon, it's high adventure. Then the big guy steps in. The new Private Eye Charlie Wile concludes with a few casual homicides. The chimes mean mystery and action this Sunday afternoon on NBC. Transcribe.

My boss is the smartest and the stubbornest, the fattest and the laziest, the clebrest and the craziest, the most extravagant detective in the world, Nero Wolf. It's the adventure of stamped for murder, with that brilliant eccentric private detective, Orchid fancier and gargantuan gourmet, Nero Wolf, starring Sidney Green Street.

The instructions for this morning Archie, your notebook please, first Mr. Salin's back. Inform him that the Long Island peep owl he sent were most unsatisfactory. Peep owl's breast flesh is not sweet and tender unless it is well protected from all alarms, especially from the air, to prevent nervousness.

Long Island is full of airplane. Look, Mr. Wolf. I sure want a dozen chickens that have been raised on blubers and a fresh-killed lamb for tomorrow. Mr. Wolf, please listen. Yes, sir, good and be quiet. And then dinner on the following day becomes a problem. Mr. Wolf, dinner any day is going to be a problem.

If we don't pay $1000 bills. And pay it. With what? The bank accounts empty. Ridiculous. There were $1000 yesterday. But you bought that shipment of orchid, Bobs, from Wine Old gluttonour. Mr. Wolf, we need money. You've got to stop eating and drinking beer long enough to earn some. You're an alarmist. Will you for the love of heaven stop turning