The Case of the Menacing Mamselle

Hello? Yes, this is the Falken speaking. What we've got? I'm glad you called. Now I'm going to stay in Paris for a while, Angel. I'm out to prove 50 million Frenchmen can be wrong when it comes to murder.

Once again, the National Broadcasting Company brings you the transcribed adventures of the Falken, starring Les Damon. The adventures of the Falken, dedicated to private investigators everywhere. Those hard-hitting detectives who like Mike Wearing risk their lives to aid law enforcement agencies.

So join him now when the Falcon solves the case of the menacing Mazzell. Boy who said good Americans is when they die go to Paris, must be wrong. Here I am in the city of Leiten very much alive.

Still you never know. The French cab drivers don't get me. There's always a chance someone like Jerry Collier will. Mr. Cardi is the good looking citizen who just checked into the Ponzio on in the Rudy Belleville. Obviously he doesn't believe in traveling light. That's a cult 45 he's packing.

It may look small but it sure holds a lot of lead. Who is it? He comes here, I'll miss you. Who? How you call the janitor? That's the second. Where's the devil can I put?

Okay come in. Bonjour, Missy Collier. Hi. Commit me to introduce myself. I am a milde d'derro. Well, no, yeah, Emil. If there is anything I can do to make your stay here enjoyable, you have but to command me.

Thanks, I'll remember that. Paris has so much to offer. Emissie has seen the Pantheon. Several times, well, if Emissie is not interested in dead French men, perhaps live French women would be more to his like.