Thieves Fall Out

Suspense is the man in black here to introduce Columbia's program, Suspense. In Hollywood this evening, our star is the young American actor who, within a single year, has become one of the most provocative of Hollywood's leading men, Mr. Jean Kelly.

Mr. Kelly appears denied as a gentleman named, Art Kramer, a gentleman of most uncertain scruples, Engaged with other gentlemen of similar disrespectability in distinctively unlawful practice. Our suspense play by Robert L. Richards is called Thieves Fall Out.

And in it, in support of our star, you will hear Hans Conrade as a racetrack devotee by name Canelli, and William John Stone as Sam Gross. And so with Thieves Fall Out and with the performance of Gene Kelly as Art Kramer, we again hope to keep you in suspense.

ABC Enterprises? No, he's not in. No, I don't know where you can locate him. Yes, I'll tell him he calls ABC Enterprises, ABC Enterprises. What does he give all these guys his phone number if he wants to keep his business so quiet?

Yeah, you know, wants to do favors for people in meats and bars, brags, how it gets things for him, you know. Sure, I know. The next day I have to get in the brush off.

He's going to brag to the wrong guy someday. Hi, Yari. Hello. Hello, Arthur. Oh, I'll go out there. Hiya, babe. Well, you've been the last couple of days. Uh, ducking all the guys I owe money to.

What time is Sam getting the boys together? About half an hour. I doubt the warehouse. You better start down there pretty soon. What's the difference? I won't get enough out of it to buy a round trip to Coney Island.