The Case of the Star of Evil

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 daring characters in all detective fiction.

Nick Carter, master detective. Nick this green rug, it's completely out of place in this room. Everything else is blue. You're right, Patsy. It doesn't belong here at all. Good grief at a time like this, you two have to worry about the interior decoration.

Besides, there's no reason for a rug there. No, not unless... Unless it is placed there to cover something and lift it up. Maybe you'll find somebody hiding a... ...sofren wildcat. Sick, that's... ...that's flawed. And now, the case of the Star of Evil.

Today's adventure starring Lon Clark as Nick Carter, brought to you by new post-war old Dutch cleansers. It's late in the afternoon as Nick and Patsy enter the luxurious Brentwood Arms Hotel, an answer to a call from Irving Malcolm, president of gigantic films incorporated. They step into the elevator and Nick gives the number of Malcolm's

floor. 16 please. I'm sorry mister, it's a private elevator. Private? Yeah, for the Maharaja Jennifer and it's sweet. The Maharaja Jennifer? Yeah, they got the 14 to 15 floors all of themselves, so they write their own Oh, no one let him.

Oh, glass, huh? He's the Maharajan thing. Hi, Gary. How about another hot shot today, huh? Okay, Mr. Larsen. Well, what do you know, Speed Larsen? Why Nick? How are you? Hi, Speed. Hello, Patsy. But they can see you doing here, Speed.

Hold on a second, I'll tell you. Right now, I've got a little business with the kid here. Okay, son, how about another hot shot today? Well, try Lady Bird in the fifth of Jamaica. I got it straight from the jockey.