And now, the case of the baby brother.
It's Sunday afternoon in New York, and a frightened blonde named Diana Wayne hurries down the second floor corridor of the Maxton, a shabby rooming house on Manhattan's west side.
And when she comes to room 2C, Miss Wayne announces herself in no uncertain fashion.
Steve.
Steve.
Let me in.
For heaven's sake, let me in.
All
right, give a guy a chance, will you? Lock it.
Why, what's the matter?
Lock it.
Okay.
Give me a drink.
You starting kind of early, Diana? I said give me a drink.
All right.
Here.
Let me have another.
Don't you wait till that one hits.
Now sit down.
Thank you, sir.
We gotta blow town.
Why? Why?
You're crazy.
Don't
And now, the case of the baby brother.
It's Sunday afternoon in New York, and a frightened blonde named Diana Wayne hurries down the second floor corridor of the Maxton, a shabby rooming house on Manhattan's west side.
And when she comes to room 2C, Miss Wayne announces herself in no uncertain fashion.
Steve.
Steve.
Let me in.
For heaven's sake, let me in.
All
right, give a guy a chance, will you? Lock it.
Why, what's the matter?
Lock it.
Okay.
Give me a drink.
You starting kind of early, Diana? I said give me a drink.
All right.
Here.
Let me have another.
Don't you wait till that one hits.
Now sit down.
Thank you, sir.
We gotta blow town.
Why? Why?
You're crazy.
Don't
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