The Case of the Perfect Alibi

You post-war 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 new post-war old Dutch cleanser brings you one of the most resourceful and bearing characters in all detective fiction Nick Carter Master detective if you just took a ten thousand dollar fee from a client and then accused him of murder

That's right, Patsy. But I don't understand. How could he have committed the murder? I don't know, but I'm going to find out. But he was with us when it happened. Yes, I know. You and I, Patsy, are his alibi.

And yet I'm positive he killed William Lasher. And now the case of the perfect alibi. Today's adventure starring Lon Clark as Nick Carter brought to you by new post-war old Dutch Glenders. It is almost eight o'clock in the evening, and Nick Carter and his assistant Patsy Bon are bound are bound for the theatre. It's one of those rare evenings when Nick is not working and Patsy is happy enough to sing.

Oh Nick, first the theatre then supper and dancing. Oh, we will get home until morning. Oh well Patsy, it's more taking an evening home to see you, it's not happy. Oh I am happy Nick. They'll just be us tonight. No policemen, no crooks, no enemies.

Hey look at that fool. Nick, he's driving right out. And Patsy, brace yourself. Why are you done? That driver must be drunk. Crazy. He's not injured. I'll tell him a thing or two. Are you in there?

You hurt? No. No, I'm OK. I get out. Let's have a look at you. It was my fault entirely. I'll be glad to pay all the damage. What's wrong with you? It's plenty of light on this street.