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a remarkable tale of... Suspense!

2:00

Sir? Sir? Yes, my

2:03

dear. Well,

2:06

have you found anything? I'm looking, my dear.

2:09

On the theatrical page, I suppose. Of

2:12

course, my dear. Looking. You've

2:14

been doing that kind of looking for six months.

2:16

Give me that paper. That

2:18

I'll find your job in about six minutes. Yes,

2:21

my dear. It

2:25

is true that the theatrical season, particularly

2:28

in San Francisco, particularly for

2:30

Shakespearean actors was inclined to be

2:32

sluggish. And it is

2:34

true that I had never had the great leading roles.

2:37

Hamlet, Othello, Lear. Although

2:40

my success in supporting parts amongst amateur groups

2:42

had been little short of dancing. It

2:45

is also true that these successes were

2:47

of some fifteen seasons past. Still,

2:49

the talent of your true artist is

2:51

not to be thwarted or denied. But

2:54

this was a matter which I had never properly

2:56

succeeded in demonstrating to my wife, Elizabeth. Until

2:59

at last, perforce, I was persuaded that

3:01

the poor creature's life was dominated by

3:03

only the most mercenary consideration. Face

3:06

it, little man. You were washed up as an

3:08

actor before you started. You've

3:10

just been looking in the wrong part of this paper.

3:12

Merciful heavens desist! Have

3:14

I not, in deference to your penurious concern,

3:16

found you a border? Young Longstreet?

3:19

Him. A sublime specimen of lusty

3:22

manhood. Don't try to change the subject. Yes,

3:24

my dear. Oh, hey, here's something. Listen to

3:26

this. Yes, my dear. A

3:29

man with personality, poise, presence,

3:31

to appear before the public,

3:34

must be able to dress and act the part

3:36

of impeccable good taste. What do

3:39

you think of that? Why, sounds most promising.

3:41

All right, little man, the job is practically

3:43

yours. What is the nature of the position? Floor

3:46

walker at Burdock's department store. Floor walker?

3:49

My dear, that's impossible. I'm

3:51

through supporting you as of today, understand? Yes, my

3:53

dear, but then not... And you'll take the job

3:55

and like it. Yes,

3:58

my dear. With

4:05

deep misgivings, I accepted the position. Nevertheless,

4:09

I carried my role with dignity, undismayed

4:11

by the tittering clocks who found in

4:13

my wing collar a curious novelty. Months

4:17

passed. Uncomplainingly,

4:19

I bore the yoke of my

4:21

disgrace, but the strain of long hours

4:23

began to tax my strength. One

4:26

day I was feeling particularly

4:29

unwell. I left

4:31

the store early and picked up my car in the

4:33

parking lot. My only

4:35

thought was to reach the haven of our modest residence

4:37

on the opposite side of San Francisco Bay, but even

4:41

driving was an effort. I

4:43

was faint by the time I reached the checking station

4:45

and I approached the Golden Gate Bridge. Hi,

4:48

Mr. Matthews. Hey, you're early today.

4:51

Hey, what's the matter? You look kind of... Is

4:53

my head again. Probably my grain. Oh,

4:55

here's your chain. You know, you want to take

4:58

better care of yourself, Mr. Matthews. Now, if I

5:00

was you... Yes, I'll be all right. Die, Mr.

5:02

Matthews. As

5:09

I drove slowly across the great high span of

5:11

the bridge and on through the

5:13

Marin County Hills, I knew by some

5:17

sixth sense perhaps that

5:19

this would be the day. A

5:21

great discovery. Elizabeth,

5:23

my wife and our boarder, young Long Street.

5:27

A broad-shouldered athletic nitwit,

5:29

a swimming beach idol. I

5:32

was returning early, you understand, and unexpectedly.

5:35

Horsiously, I avoided the flagstone walk.

5:38

On the soft lawn, my footsteps were noiseless.

5:41

Quietly, I crossed the porch. I

5:44

threw open the door. Sure

5:46

enough, suitcases packed for flight stood

5:49

ready on the floor. Very cute. Oh,

5:52

shame! Oh, despair! Oh, nuts! Don't

5:55

look so shocked. What did you expect? This

5:57

is my burden of grief. cross

6:00

to bear. Oh shame,

6:02

where is thy blood? Come down off

6:04

your high horse, Bert. You wanted to

6:07

get rid of me, didn't you? Well, I'm leaving. If

6:09

you don't like it, you know what you can do. In silence, I

6:11

have suffered your petty deceptions, your

6:13

taunts, your gross vulgarities. But

6:16

now, at long last, the worm turns.

6:18

Sir, put down that gun. Hey, hold

6:20

on a minute, Mr. Matthews. My heart

6:22

has turned to stone. Bert, you're ridiculous.

6:24

Don't make me laugh. Ridiculous. On

6:27

the contrary, my dear wife, I am, for the first time

6:29

in 15 years, a man. Now listen,

6:31

Mr. Matthews. Look at him, always the

6:33

tragic actor, the great tragedian. You're positively

6:35

silly with that revolver trembling in your

6:37

hand. Give it to me. Keep your distance.

6:40

I warn you. Now look here, Mr. Matthews. Betty and I

6:42

have got you. Don't worry, handsome. The little man won't

6:44

shoot. I know him too well. Now

6:46

give me that gun. I warned you. I said give me that

6:48

gun. Oh, that you had 40,000 lives.

6:51

One is too poor, two weeks on

6:53

Ira Ban- Hey! Hit

6:57

him, handsome. Well,

7:01

we're on our way. Bring

7:04

the suitcases, handsome. Should I hit him again, Betty?

7:06

Oh, the little man won't bother us anymore.

7:08

Oh, I just want for luck, huh? I'll

7:11

suit yourself. Yeah. So remember me, bye.

7:16

Be seeing you, little man. So

7:19

long, Matthews. I'll take any wooden nickel,

7:22

can't I? Elizabeth, wait. One more. We've

7:24

got places to go. Please, Elizabeth. I-

7:28

I- I am the vanquished. It

7:30

is I who must go. Pride,

7:32

compelled. I shall go

7:35

far away. Disappear. Vanish

7:37

from your life forever. He's not-

7:39

Quiet. What's this you're

7:41

trying to say, Bert? You're

7:43

often to disappear? Vanish, Scrant?

7:45

Precisely. Put down the

7:47

suitcases, handsome. The little man is something

7:49

up his sleeve. Sit on a floor, worm.

7:52

Remember, we haven't got all day to talk. Please,

7:56

please understand, dear wife, In

7:58

my disappearance, In my- Yeah.

8:01

He well, Is

8:03

to be derived that I'm living.

8:06

My. Life Insurance policy, for

8:08

instance. Twenty. Thousand

8:10

dollars. Not. Inconsiderable.

8:13

Some say I'd forgotten about this,

8:15

but some play their why sought

8:17

I let me finish. I.

8:19

Was thinking rather have other advantages you

8:21

would arrive. My. Sudden deaths

8:23

presumptive of course would give you

8:26

freedom to marry your how say

8:28

milkweed. This scam some nonentity A

8:30

watches out. Matthews I don't like

8:32

that data. My deepest apologies Handsome

8:34

From are now listen to the

8:36

subject of insurance. Even in my

8:38

far off oblivion, I'll have need

8:40

of money. I thought

8:43

perhaps you would collect the money and and was.

8:46

Forwarded. To me, ah, Da

8:48

that it. Has. Enough to

8:50

fool I thought. You were that our mutual

8:52

advantage. As as I have indicated, I would

8:55

have the twenty thousand dollars. A

8:57

trifling award for my sacrifice. You

8:59

would have a well furnished homes

9:02

and handsome. Maybe. You've

9:04

got something. And. I think it

9:06

over. At oh get

9:08

it it on the

9:11

well handsome you will

9:13

miss. Elizabeth

9:16

agreed as I knew she would.

9:18

She was in fact delighted. Long

9:20

straight Dave Asprey pause button the

9:22

and my charming wife persuaded him.

9:24

Usually training and a set of

9:26

a strategy of my demise was

9:28

masterful. After three days rehearsal with

9:30

high two accomplices, I drove to

9:32

the second phase of the Golden.

9:34

Gate Bridge. Man

9:37

fine I wish I feel is the

9:39

name of them are tests are with

9:41

emphatic emphasis on this whole levy upon

9:44

the use of a public thought of

9:46

i have i might consensus on social

9:48

a model or downright swindle was got

9:50

is a oh. I

9:53

know you're not Magpie I go

9:55

carry on mommy are you will

9:57

see our friends saw affairs. There

10:00

have been shy your pound

10:02

of flesh matthews that as

10:05

he has access. To

10:10

have indeed with a fellow would

10:13

remember mess and rose or may

10:15

watching in the rearview mirror the

10:17

other centres the great bridge high

10:19

above the home in see lungs

10:21

is Melissa the cold and behind

10:23

me a break from in a

10:25

perfect i prefer monster is how

10:27

alongside mine. On

10:29

a d mine abandoned at the very center of the kids.

10:33

Abandoned cause a suicide note I left on

10:35

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10:37

to my tragic paid. By

10:39

my conscience. The weather. The fellow at

10:41

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10:44

or to vanish from the eyes of all

10:46

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10:49

son. Oliver was

10:51

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10:56

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10:59

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prayer and make little far walker

13:11

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13:13

Mexico a new man wore my

13:15

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13:17

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13:19

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13:21

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13:24

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13:26

I return boldly to San Francisco

13:28

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13:31

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13:33

The my own suicide and labor of my wife's

13:35

managed to young long straight. Weeks.

13:37

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13:40

money. I was well aware of course, that

13:42

he had no intention of giving me any

13:44

part of. The

13:46

moments of final settlement had arrived.

13:49

late at night as the sets

13:51

one returning from the grave i

13:53

rang the bell with a cottage

13:55

i once called It

14:00

is I, your lately deceased husband. Bert,

14:02

you handsome. May the dead enter with

14:05

the quick? Permit me to

14:07

force my entry. Oh, handsome. On

14:09

my word, you're frightened. Oh, that

14:12

ridiculous makeup you have on. Why

14:14

do you have to go around like a scarecrow frightening

14:16

people? Hey, what goes on here?

14:18

Hurry, Bert here. Ah,

14:23

handsome. In nightshirt and armed

14:25

with a kitchen knife. An heroic

14:27

figure to be sure. That's used. Gosh,

14:30

your face. The face of Lazarus, risen from

14:32

the dead, transformed by the chemistry of death.

14:34

Don't be funny, Bert. What do you want?

14:37

The insurance money. Twenty thousand dollars.

14:39

Are you surprised? Oh, you had no to

14:41

come back, Matthews. A bargain is a bargain.

14:43

Here's all the money I have in my car. Take

14:46

it. Now will you go? May

14:48

I repeat, a bargain is a bargain. Oh,

14:51

stand there. Stupid, what are you waiting for? What

14:53

do you want me to do, Benny? Yeah, you

14:55

shall I, yeah. The knife gleams in the hand

14:57

of the shirt-tail killer. Get him, handsome. Matthews, I

14:59

mean I... Ah! You've

15:29

turned on select items. Restrictions

15:32

apply. Aye, you've observed

15:34

this automatic in my hand. Also

15:37

observed as I remove the safety catch. I

15:40

see your face grows pale. Now

15:43

wait a minute, Bert. What do you want? Dear

15:46

me, haven't I made that clear? I

15:48

thought I had. I want my twenty

15:50

thousand dollars. Now listen, Matthews, take

15:52

it easy. We only collected it yesterday. Precisely. Hence

15:54

my timely arrival this evening. Well?

15:57

Bert, I can't give it to you. I mean, I haven't

15:59

got it. You forget my dear that I

16:01

have lived with you an apparent canubial bliss for nearly

16:03

15 years I know your habits

16:05

all too well I would venture to

16:07

say that not only have you the money in cash, but

16:09

that I know where you've hidden it Oh, no, no, I

16:11

know she didn't do that. No What

16:17

is this oh yes this Why

16:20

I could have told you that she wasn't to be trusted Dear

16:23

me you have so much to learn handsome

16:26

No, no Matthews wait As

16:36

you remember have no existence I

16:39

am dead but you Good

16:42

night Parting is such sweet

16:44

sorrow. Would I could stay to see you

16:46

explain this whole thing to the police when

16:48

it be tomorrow? Perhaps

16:57

you see it now Perhaps

16:59

now you fully understand the sweep and

17:01

majesty and genius of it or

17:04

you must know I had planned Yes

17:07

planned at every step of the way

17:09

from the day I introduced Elizabeth the

17:11

Longstreet until the poor wretch was found

17:13

hovering over his corpse had

17:16

ever a man played in conceived so

17:18

magnificent a role and In

17:20

no tardary theater for the make believe

17:22

but in the vast arena of life

17:24

itself One

17:28

thing lacking that one

17:30

ingredient so essential to the full savoring by the

17:32

artist of his creative genius an audience

17:36

and even that I am foreseen I had my

17:38

audience ready made Elizabeth

17:42

should be my audience her frantic protestations

17:44

of innocence her unbelief cries and lamentations

17:46

that the ingenuity of my plot Would

17:49

be meet and drink and a very

17:51

breath of life to me Inside

17:59

alteration my appearance, I was able to attend her

18:01

trial. Like a spectator at my own play,

18:03

I could not have directed the

18:06

performers better myself. And

18:08

then, then this remarkable woman with

18:11

the murder weapon still figuratively

18:13

reeking in her hand,

18:16

has the temerity to tell

18:18

this court and this jury that

18:21

the crime was committed by a

18:23

former husband who conveniently rose from

18:25

the dead and then

18:28

disappeared once more into limbo.

18:31

Ha ha ha, now now ladies and

18:33

gentlemen of the jury, she

18:35

is guilty and the

18:37

state asks that you find her guilty

18:40

with full knowledge and consent to

18:42

the penalty with which that

18:45

guilt entails. The penalty of

18:47

death. No, no, no, no, he's alive, he's alive. Ladies

19:03

and gentlemen of the jury, have you reached a verdict?

19:06

We have. I'll find you the

19:08

defendant, Elizabeth Longstreet, guilty or not guilty? Guilty.

19:12

I'll find you the

19:14

defendant. Dispatch

19:23

this wire please. All right. This

19:26

is Elizabeth Longstreet, death row. You

19:29

can deliver it, can you not? Oh,

19:31

sure, sure. You have a

19:33

rendezvous with death. From the depths of

19:36

experience can assure you he is by

19:38

no means an unfeindly companion. Unfriendly.

19:41

Unfriendly companion. Heartfelt, sympathy, courage.

19:45

Uh, thirty-nine words, it'll be

19:47

78 cents. Out

19:50

of the dollar. Thank you. It really

19:53

is sad when you come to think of it. I guess you were

19:55

a friend of hers, huh? In

19:57

a sense, to be sure. Yes, in

19:59

a sense. Oh, wait a minute. You didn't sign

20:01

it. Just sign it. Little

20:04

man. The

20:10

next day I eagerly scammed the papers for

20:12

the outburst that this sensational communication must certainly

20:15

cause. But there was nothing. So

20:18

I sent a letter, something a little more direct. I

20:21

scammed the press and you. But

20:23

still no sign. No single

20:25

word to tell me how she had received it. What

20:28

was it? A conspiracy of silence?

20:30

I was like a play-up performing to

20:32

a cold and empty house. Clearly some

20:34

stronger medicine was needed. Yes,

20:40

sir? Ah, lilies. The

20:42

symbol of purity and death. They

20:44

are lovely, aren't they? Fresh

20:46

cut this morning, too. Sweet poetry of

20:48

flowers. A most delicate yet firm reminder

20:51

of my unwavering concern. Do you wish

20:53

to make a purchase, sir? Oh,

20:56

decidedly. Give me all you have. I

20:58

wish them sent by special messenger. The

21:00

season is propitious. Yes, sir. Where

21:04

to, sir? To Mrs. Elizabeth

21:06

Longstreet. To Huchepie Prison. The

21:09

death house. Mrs. Elizabeth? And

21:12

would you mind writing a card as you can see

21:14

my right hand has suffered a slight injury? Very

21:17

well, sir. But

21:19

do you wish me to write? Er,

21:21

just say, from the

21:24

little man who wasn't there. And

21:26

sign it, bird. My

21:33

own name, you see. That surely would

21:35

bring relief. But no.

21:37

Nothing. Once again, nothing. I

21:40

saw it now she was playing with

21:42

me, deliberately playing with me, concealing my

21:44

communications from her jailers. And

21:46

my time was running out. The execution

21:48

was within the week. But

21:50

I would move her. I'd

21:53

move her in such wise as she

21:55

would drown the stage with tears and

21:57

cleave the general ear with uttered speech.

22:00

make mad the guilty Okay

22:03

next It's

22:05

my understanding that the state law requires the

22:07

presence of witnesses to a prison execution I

22:10

therefore okay, what do you want to see

22:12

go mrs. Elizabeth Longstreet? Let me see that's

22:14

Friday morning. What's your name? Bertram

22:17

Mason, let me see some identification driver license

22:19

anything you got identification. Yeah. Yeah anything anything

22:21

at all Well, you see

22:23

I'm sorry, but we got to know who we invite to

22:25

these party some other time hold on sir I demand some

22:27

other time now beat it to hear me I

22:33

She was slipping from my grasp don't you see the

22:36

curtain was already beginning to descend and

22:39

still there was no audience to hear my curtain lies

22:42

That night I paced the streets in a torment

22:44

of indecision Then as

22:46

dawn was breaking. I realized what

22:48

I must do a drastic desperate

22:50

measure But I must

22:52

take it the execution was the following morning and

22:55

at the earliest moment. I presented myself at the

22:57

prison gates I What

23:00

did I do for you? It's imperative Absolutely

23:03

imperative that I be present at the execution

23:05

of Elizabeth Longstreet. I'm sorry, man. Wait, you

23:07

don't understand I can't be done. Oh if

23:10

you was a relative say that's it. That's what I'm trying

23:12

to tell you I am I am

23:14

related Yeah, well that might be different. How

23:16

you related to it. I am

23:19

her husband her husband Oh,

23:21

I don't try to get funny mister. It's just

23:23

so happens. She murdered her no Not

23:25

him her former husband the man whose name

23:27

was mentioned so often at the trial They

23:30

thought I was dead, but I'm not I

23:32

am birth Matthew Crack but I

23:34

save it for a soapbox brother now. Wait, I can

23:36

prove it. She will write your I know now run

23:39

along I implore you I I beg you call

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the warden Hello Not

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now she won't recognize you what

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do you mean I mean that's it it's

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all over finished Oh, no, no, not

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dead. That's right butter Then.

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He was a. Good.

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All my plans of triumph whereas ashes

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of my my first Athena triumphs

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not mine prose the tragic spectacle her

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as the our upon the stage. Now.

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Infamous was I really to have. For.

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Who now would applaud my office

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straight forward to leave my tail

24:26

or even recognize my face. Only

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such a d unzips in recognition.

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And there was my answer. There.

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In that last what I preach the portals

24:38

of undying fame Leaving behind me a manuscript

24:40

setting forth affects in full detail. I

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would actually does. The.

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First man in history to die and some

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to life. I've die or

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done since. Lazarus. This.

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Is as the streets until I found a

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car the keys he admission loss astonished at

25:02

all to the Golden Gate Bridge for I

25:04

would not only died twice I would die

25:06

twice in the same place and the same

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way I drove past the gate man on

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on on my part of the part of

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a. Mile

25:15

wide onlookers helplessly them as he

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got a has reached have the

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saved my life I would leap.

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I was dimly conscious of the saw them

25:26

by make a paid no heed I so

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far so far so to my splendid zoom.

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I had. A shop and another. Thing.

25:48

I knew. What I'm doing I a

25:50

call from the wreckage was doing

25:52

towards the end of the bridge

25:54

and I was being pursued even

25:57

notice most distances. And on the

25:59

murder. No.

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I wouldn't. Nazi forces staggered

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on. Searing

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thing in my show. My

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cell. The

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ringing was almost migrants.

26:30

Must A. Small wanted to

26:32

see a railing see things were

26:34

happening. Herself up for a motorcyclist?

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Oh. Yes,

26:50

I heard their voices coming to

26:52

me from a long way off.

26:54

like for his dad's. Voice.

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Wire. Stuff. He

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looks like. This guy. So.

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Please. Please

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there's. No. One's

27:23

really you. Should. Just

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one. The. Loneliest

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of men, the. Tiniest,

27:30

Of lisping children. Just one.

27:33

Or as as stages

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dark prefer I shuffled

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off this mortal coil.

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Before. I die. And. suspense

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Hume Cronin appeared by arrangement with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,

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producers of Living in a Big Way

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starring Gene Kelly and Marie McDonald. Tonight's

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suspense play was by Irving Moore and Robert

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Richards from an original story by Robert Rosson.

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