PRODUCTION # 6428     Episode #09       12th. November, 1965     HONEY WEST   Starring ANNE FRANCIS   Co-Starring JOHN ERICSON     THE FLAME AND THE PUSSYCAT   © MCMLXV FOUR STAR TELEVISION All Rights Reserved   Written by George Clayton Johnson   Directed by James Goldstone     Honey risks losing her Investigator's license - and ultimately her life - when she tackles an arsonist.   Within a single month, four warehouses have been destroyed by fire - and all of them were insured with the same company.   Suspecting that the conflagrations had more to do with conspiracy than co-incidence, Honey determines which warehouse would logically be the next target, and breaks into it one night - accompanied by Sam - with the intention of catching the responsible party red-handed.   Concealing themselves on a high walkway, the two detectives are present when an Asbestos-suited figure enters the building and begins to hurl incendiary devices amongst the packing crates.   Although they succeed in trapping the infernal figure beneath a net, their quarry manages to extricate himself and escape, employing the fire bombs to keep Honey and Sam at bay.   With Lieutenant Barney of the L.A.P.D. threatening to prosecute them for any further violation of the law, and despite Confederated Insurance refusing to accept their offer of assistance, Honey and Sam persevere with their investigation and return to the scene of the previous night's attack.   Accidentally, Sam knocks over one of the packing crates - and discovers it contains old magazines, rather than the medical supplies listed on the manifest!   Leaving Sam at the warehouse, Honey sets out to deliver the news of their discovery to Canby - the Director of Confederated Insurance - and it is then that H. West and Company's problems begin to multiply...     Produced by Richard Newton   Starring Anne Francis   Co-Starring John Ericson   Irene Hervey as "Aunt Meg"   Sean McClory   Mr. Flowers Lieutenant Barney Mr. Canby Policeman    Harry Basch  Ken Lynch  Liam Sullivan  R. J. Nelson and Bruce as Himself   Associate Producer Don Ingalls   Developed for Television by Gwen Bagni and Paul Dubov   Based on the Honey West novels by Skip and Gloria Fickling   Production Supervisor Norman S. Powell   Editorial Supervisor Bernard Burton   Supervising Art Director Bill Ross   Music by Mullendore   Music Supervision by Alfred Perry   Director of Photography Carl Guthrie A.S.C.   Art Director Production Manager Michael Assistant Director Story Editor   Edited by Folmar Set Decorator Sound Music Editor Sound Effects Casting      Gibson Holley    Salamunovich  Pat Casey  Bud Kay      Blangstead, A.C.E.  Joseph Stone  Carl Daniels  Aubrey Lind  Frank Warner  Robert Walkerr   Miss Francis' Gowns designed by Nolan Miller   Mr. Ericson's Wardrobe Furnished by Botany 500   Make-up Hairstylist Wardrobe Titles Designed Format    Carlie Taylor  Scotty Rackin  Robert B. Harris  by  Productions, Inc.   The characters and events depicted in this photoplay are ficticious. Any similarity to persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.   A Four Star Production   Executive Producer Aaron Spelling