Nothing up My Sleeve

Just about the gayest couple in detective fiction are... Nora and Nick Charles. Nick Charles is really the detective, but Nora makes a beautiful and able assistant. You'll hear all about the Charles family when you listen to the adventures of the Thin Man every Friday beginning January 8th over this station at 8.30 pm Eastern wartime.

And for the Pacific time zone at 9.30 pm Pacific wartime. The suspense tonight, Columbia brings you as guest stars.

Through deaf players from the movie lots of Hollywood, the stage is a broad way. It's the lesser land aid and Mr. George Colores. They are here to spend with us a half hour hour. Suspense.

Suspense is compounded of mystery, it's a suspicion and dangerous adventure. In this series, a story is calculated to intrigue you, to stir your nerves, to offer you a precarious situation and then withhold the solution until a last possible moment.

Tonight, for instance, this landy plays for us an agreeable young lady who is on the trail of some hot money. And Mr. Colorus plays for us a disagreeable young man who may or may not know more about the money than he says.

We trust that with this tale we shall keep you in suspense. suspense tonight CBS presents Alyssa Landy and George Calouris in Nothing Up My Sleeve by John Dixon Carr. It's New Year's Eve, remember Times Square is celebrating the fiery lights flash no longer but the crowd is still the same. Stronging, dostling, singing,

drowning out a voice at the street corner when it says, Fatal gun fatal let you make a! Read all about it! Fatal gun fatal let you make a! Read all about it! But would that cry perhaps reach as far as a large and sedate country house some 20 miles from New York?