The Case of the Missing Piano Player

Old Dutch Cleanser, famous for chasing dirt, presents... Nick Carter, famous for chasing crime. Every week at this time, two great names are joined. As Old Dutch Cleanser brings you one of the most resourceful and daring characters in all detective fiction.

Nick Carter, master detective. A gambling ship, Nick. That sounds exciting. You call losing your money exciting, Patsy? You're right, but I'm not going out there for the fun of it. Oh, I suppose you'd rather go fishing.

I certainly would, and I'd rather fish for fish than for a murderer. Now for the case of the missing piano player. Today's thrilling Nick Carter adventure, brought to you by Old Dutch Cleanser. Our story begins in the roulette room of the gambling ship, which is anchored off the Atlantic coast.

Several customers are gathered about the large roulette table as the crookier prepares to spin the wheel. Now more great, ladies and gentlemen. That's all. No more, man. Let me go, man. Hey, Bill. Stop playing him in it.

Yeah, Gus? No more music. The boss wants to see in his office. Oh, okay, Gus. What's wrong? Come on. What's wrong, Gus? Can't you tell me? The boss will talk about that. Wait here, right there.

Inside, Bill. Okay. Hello, Edwards. You... You wanted to see me, Mr. Simmons? see me mister simmon i have been following my orders i was hired to play the piano not the custom you know what you're supposed to do when you took the job i took the job because i needed it but i've been thinking it over and i've decided that

a crooked roulette wheel is not in my line you know the wheel was fixed when we hired you that's why you was hired now you're welching on the deal now i want to know why well i got a sister to take care of what's that to us Just this, Mr. Dutch, and I've decided to quit.