Junius K. Barley makes his living by inserting small-print items in legal agreements that people don’t read carefully and pay dearly for later. But what he makes from this kind of skullduggery is peanuts to what he is offered by a very beautiful young woman who realizes what Barley could do in the big time if given the opportunity. But first, she says, he must divorce his wife. Though a plain-Jane type, Mrs. Barley is not one to back away from this kind of competition.

Poor audio quality, difficult to hear without blasting the volume. Since I fall asleep to these episodes, I had to choose another, but it might be fine for daytime listening.

Fred Gwynne is suberb, as always