3x-xx-xx ep033 The Man Who Solved His Own Crime

The makers of X-Lax present strange as it seems. Do you know that if the 46 million boxes of X-Lax that were used in America alone last year were piled one on top of the other, they would reach more than 116 times higher than Mount Fujama, the highest mountain in Japan, what an amazing record for one product to achieve?

Or should we say, what an amazing product to achieve that record? Either way, there are good reasons for it. To begin with, X-lax is as mild and gentle as a laxative should be, and yet for all its mildness it is thoroughly and completely effective.

Then two, X-lax is so delightful to take. It tastes like the finest, most delicious chocolate. It is this rare combination of qualities that has made X-lax the largest seller in the whole wide world. So when you or any member of your family needs a laxative, won't you try X-Lax and find out just how good, how pleasant it is, and how inexpensive too.

It is only 10 cents a box at any drugstore. The man who solved his own crime. 1832. Francois V. Doke, X criminal and stool pigeon is now employed by the Paris police. He is bored with his honest livelihood.

The police admit his genius for detective work, but are not sure of his loyalty. In vain does Vidalk ask for more exciting work. Crime alone thrills him, brings out the genius within him. Francois Vidalk sits with a friend in a cafe in MoMA.

They speak in low tones, for Vidalk is unfolding a daring scheme. As you can see, Cher, My plan will either make me the most famous detective of the chirte, or it will break me forever.