PRODUCTION # 6468     Episode #29       1st April, 1966     HONEY WEST   Starring ANNE FRANCIS   Co-Starring JOHN ERICSON     THERE'S A LONG, LONG, FUSE A'BURNING   © MCMLXVI FOUR STAR TELEVISION All Rights Reserved   Written by Gwen Bagni and Paul Dubov   Directed by Thomas Carr     Once upon a time, Maxie Bripp devoted his energies to removing other people's money from banks - with the aid of a handful of friends, some Hallowe'en masks and an assortment of dummy handguns.   Arrested, convicted, and long-since released, he now devotes his time to depositing large sums of hard-earned money in banks; money he uses to fund a variety of philanthropic enterprises, including a gentleman's club for ex-convicts.   His new life and reputation are under threat, however, thanks to a new wave of bank robberies which employ his old M.O.   Under suspicion, and with his arrest imminent, Maxie calls in Honey and Sam.   When he expresses the view that one of the members of his old gang must be responsible, the two P.I.'s start tailing the most likely candidate - an explosives expert named Mousey.   Honey follows the man to an amusement arcade, but looses him when she collides with a drunk who blocks her path and insists on presenting her with an immense soft toy.   Finally extricating herself, Honey races after Mousey - only to find that he is nowhere to be seen.   Sam arrives at her side within seconds, and then vents his frustration on the Kewpie doll, tossing it in the direction of several trash cans.   To the astonishment of the two P.I.'s, the doll explodes.   Had Honey been holding it, the results would have been fatal...     Produced by Richard Newton   Starring Anne Francis   Co-Starring John Ericson   Guest Star Dick Clark   Maxie Bripp Lieutenant Badger Piccadilly Charlie Mousey Drunk/Waiter      Lennie Bremen  Paul Dubov  John Holland  David Fresco  Richard Hoyt   Associate Producer Bruce Fowler, Jr.   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 Keith Smith   Production Manager Michael Assistant Director Story Editor   Edited by Set Decorator Sound Music Editor Sound Effects Casting        Salamunovich  Bob White  Bud Kay    Arthur D. Hilton  John Burton  Woodruff Clarke  Aubrey Lind  Milton C. Burrow  Betty Martin   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