The Last of Oliver Perry

Two-ballot-cato, Britree, a daring young publisher, matches with for the underworld. Rifting his life, the criminals and racketeers within the law may feel its weight by the sting of the green hornet. Live with Britree in the thrilling adventure, the last of Oliver Perry.

The green hornet strikes again. A young publisher of a daily session, a less-than-city club, he pours for a moment to smile at the kindly old dormit.

Watch off good day, mistery. Hope you enjoyed your lunch day. But I saw about it. Hey, shall I call a cab, sir? Three walk a day. Oh, I think I'll walk back to the office, Charles.

I need the exercise. By the way, sir, I was reading in the carry-in that there's big plans of foot to track down the green hornet. Have you heard about that? So what? Of course, that's the foolish question.

The ask a newspaper publisher. Oh, it's a matter of fact, I haven't heard of it wrong. It's true. Well, looks like the clarion beat the daily setting around that one. Yes. I'll have to look into it when I get back.

Good boy. Good boy, sir. See you tomorrow. Oh, Mr. Ray. Oh, hello, Sergeant Bart. Good afternoon, sir. There's just plenty of one of the boys. Oh, there's a loosen. What are you two men doing around here?

And a call from the Civic Club? No sir. You see Mr. Reed, fancy and me were waiting for you to come out. Waiting for me? Yes sir. Least Commissioner Callaway told us to bring it down to his office right away.

Well I... Alright Sergeant Burke, I'll do what you. I might as well see the Commissioner now and get it over with. A short time later in the police commissioner's office, Mr. Reed, this is a very delicate matter here.