The Imposter

The Green Hornet. He hunts the biggest of all game. Public enemies who try to destroy our America. With his faithful Filipino valet Cato, Britt Reid, daring young publisher,

matches wits with racketeers and saboteurs. Risking his life that criminals and enemy spies will feel the weight of the law by the sting of the green hornet. Aside with Britt Reid and the thrilling adventure, the imposter.

The green hornet strikes again. Young publisher of the Daily Sentinel, frowned as he sat in his office listening to the latest news from police headquarters,

as related to him by Mike Axford. And I'm telling you, Reid, it wasn't until just a while ago the Sergeant Burke admitted that truck hole up last night was the work of the green hornet.

He told you that? True. He said last night they didn't say anything about it. They figured the papers have been writing the cops too much already for not catching that devil. Because only by your snip of the tongue that Sarge mentioned it to me today.

But how do they know? Why is Burke sure? The truck driver swears he saw the harness. That's why he's so sure. Tell my way of thinking. Hello. Aexford? Yes, he's here just a moment. Oh, thanks, Steve.

Hello? Mike Aexford's vegan? Oh, it's you, Sarge. What's up? There was? He did? So from next you're sure to it. I know but are you positive it was. Oh hold on. I just wanted to be sure. Yeah. Yeah. I'm coming down to headquarters right away.

Goodbye. Holy crew. What's happened? That was Sergeant Burke Colin read. I know that. What did he call about? Oh yeah. He says a jewelry star will tell up a little while to go down on 10th Street. Is that so? Did they get the crooks? No.