The Case of the Sweet Swindle

The craft food company brings you the adventures of the Falcon, starring Les Beeman. Hello? Yes, this is the Falcon speaking. Oh, Vizzion, I'm glad to call. Now you'll have to call me out tonight, Angel. I'm all jammed up.

There's a boy around who thinks he can play with guns, and I gotta prove that when he tries murder, he's in for the shock of his life. This is Ed Herley, he friends, inviting you on behalf of the craft food company to listen to the adventures of the Vulcan.

You meant the Vulcan first in his death telling no. Then you saw him in his thrilling motion picture series. Now join him on the air when the Vulcan saws. The case of the sweet swindle.

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The one and only. Miracle Whip. Oh, the case of the sweet swindle. It's early Sunday afternoon in New York, and a stocky character named Joe Hardy runs at the steps of a small rooming house on New York's wet side.

And the reason for Mr. Hardy's hate is apparently. Joe has just struck gold, and he's on his way to notify a fellow prospector. I ring. I ring and open up. Is that you Joe? Yeah.

OK, wait a second. It's good to see you, baby. How are you? A lot you care. You're not sorry about my stand-up last night. Oh, of course not. Oh, come on, Irene. I got great news.