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Auto Light and its 98,000 dealers bring you Kathy and Elliot Lewis in tonight's presentation

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of Suspense.

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Tonight, Auto Light presents the story of a man who had everything to live for and committed

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murder to prove it to himself.

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Joker Wild, our stars Kathy and Elliot Lewis.

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Hey Harlow!

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Super smooth is right Harlow, I'm equipped with an auto light electrical system.

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I know how important the electrical system is Harlow.

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It pays in performance.

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Now auto light presents Joker Wilde starring Cathy and Elliot Lewis, hoping once again

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to keep you in suspense.

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Well if you think I'm pretty Mr. Malloy, I suppose it's your right to think so.

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Oh you are Rosalie, you're very...

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Very well, let us concede the point.

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But let us also understand the circumstances under which you've made that statement.

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Now here we are.

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Rosalie.

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Here we are Mr. Malloy with the great vast Pacific Ocean, a carpet so to speak under

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our feet.

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And the moon above and the sun.

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Rosalie.

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You must hear me out Mr. Malloy.

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You know my friends all tell me I have the uncanny knack to size up any situation, romantic

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or otherwise.

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Now this situation for example...

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Let's not knock the situation Rosalie, I planned it very carefully.

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This takes planning?

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Waiting to a lonesome girl from a long car?

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Bringing her to a place like this where she can look strange and mysterious on a cliff

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high above the ocean?

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And what planning does it take to slip your arm about her as you've already done on numerous

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occasions this evening?

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Isn't that what you expected when you got in the car?

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At first I confess I was very flattered Mr. Malloy, being who you are.

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Having seen your movies, having heard you weekly on the radio, a famous comic personality

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like you.

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What girl wouldn't be flattered riding with Harry Malloy?

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Come here Rosalie.

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Why should I do that?

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I want to talk to you.

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I want to tell you something.

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Very well.

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Now what is it?

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I'm a comedian.

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You haven't been very funny this evening.

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I know, you see this is an important evening for me, it's not a time to be funny.

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You might not believe this but I've been looking for a girl like you.

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Some line.

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For a girl exactly like you.

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For the last several nights I've been riding around the city just looking.

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I saw you and I watched you for a long time.

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Watched me?

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I was driving along and I saw you come out of that restaurant.

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You parked, I saw you walk towards that corner, I followed you.

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Let me tell you this Mr. Malloy, if I hadn't just missed my bus you never would have gotten

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me in your car.

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Don't you like me Rosalie?

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Personally you're a big disappointment.

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When I get home tonight I'll tell my mother and father I met Harry Malloy and he's not

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funny.

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He's not at all like you.

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No.

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No you won't tell him that.

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What?

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Nothing.

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It's very chilly Mr. Malloy and I've seen enough of the vast Pacific from a cliff.

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You may take me home now.

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No way.

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You may take me home now please.

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Listen Rosalie, you say you saw me in pictures.

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Yeah every one.

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Which one do you like best?

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Are you taking a poll Mr. Malloy?

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Just tell me which one do you like best?

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Harry well, the one where you dressed up like a girl in the disguise.

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You were funny.

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I saw it three times.

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You know that thing you do that funny way you walk.

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You like that huh?

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Always a scream.

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I screamed I know that, I guess everybody does.

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I'll do the bit for you, come on get out of the car.

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That's it now give me a coat.

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You mean it?

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Sure I mean it.

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All right.

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What did I tell mom and pop?

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Yeah there we are.

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Turn your head Rosalie, I'm gonna roll up my pants legs.

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There we are.

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And this one.

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You can look now Rosalie.

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Can you whistle?

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Sure.

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Whistle.

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What's the tune?

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I'm funny huh?

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I'm a funny man.

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You're a scream.

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Hey mom,elimizión, web lunat.

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The fact that I just killed a girl doesn't change a thing.

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I create comedy.

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I stand up on a stage or my picture's on the screen or I stand behind a microphone.

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People laugh.

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Had that girl say it, an uncanny knack.

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That's it.

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And it's been going on for 22 years.

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Think about it.

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22 years making funnies.

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It's quite a nice life.

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Big cars, three of them, big house, two of them, one in Palm Springs, one in Hollywood.

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Money, lots.

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It's a nice life, but there's one problem.

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No one takes me seriously.

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Harry Molloy, comic, buffoon, clown, nothing else.

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Even I began to believe it.

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Until the other day I set up a problem for myself.

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Harry, I said, you make people laugh.

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How about making them cry?

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To create comedy, I said.

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Now let's see if you can create a tragedy.

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So I planned it and I just did it.

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I pushed the girl named Rosalie off a cliff.

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She had a mom and pop.

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They'll cry.

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That's very tragic.

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You know, the next couple of days I felt great.

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You know the feeling.

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You set your mind to do something and you do it.

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And you tell people about it.

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But how are you going to tell anybody you just pushed the girl off a cliff?

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Then something else happened.

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It was the third day after I did it.

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Not a word in the papers about Rosalie.

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Her body hadn't been found.

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So for a man like me, a performer for 22 years, you can understand the crack I was in.

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Not only couldn't I tell anyone what I did, no one even knew it was done.

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So that evening I didn't feel so good.

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I had to talk to someone.

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I always talked to Liz.

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Harry, lover, come in.

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Come in, come in, wherever you are.

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Betty, Bats, look what we got.

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Look what we've got.

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Kiss me, lover.

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We're playing a game, Harry.

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Come on.

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Me and you, Harry, we'll kill him.

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Let go, Bats.

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I want to say hello to Freddie.

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Just wave.

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He'll understand.

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Shut it out.

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Liz, I want to talk to you.

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We're playing a game, Harry.

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It's important.

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I got something on my mind.

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Try it on all of us.

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We'll laugh, darling.

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We'll have a good time.

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Hey Harry, I'm striped in certain seasons.

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I got two legs and I hibernate.

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Now what am I?

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Later, Freddie, I want to talk to Liz.

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It's the game.

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What am I?

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He's a bear in a pinstripe suit.

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Don't tell him.

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Liz.

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You look worried, lover.

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What's the matter?

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Let's go in the kitchen.

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For a drink of water, Harry?

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I haven't had an invitation like that since I was 14.

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How about that kiss, Harry?

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Ask me into the kitchen.

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Why, I haven't heard that since I was 12.

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Let me know what happens, Liz.

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I can't remember.

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Please, Liz.

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Sure.

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Close the door.

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What's the matter, honey?

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I want you to tell me something.

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All right, lover, you name it, you've got it.

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What kind of a man am I?

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That's the game Freddie and Vance are playing.

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I want you to tell me.

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You're foursquare, kind, courteous, loyal, obedient and trustworthy.

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You're a lot of laughs and I love you.

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You really love me, Liz?

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No, not really.

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But I'm a lot of laughs.

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For 10 years since I've known you, up until just now, honey.

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Just now, you're dull.

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All of a sudden, I'm not a big yack and all of a sudden, I'm dull.

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Is that the way it is?

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That's right.

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I'm going to tell you something, Liz.

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You don't know me.

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You don't know the kind of man I am.

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All right, I'll play.

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What kind of man are you?

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I got things going for me nobody knows about.

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All right already, and...

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Inside it eats, Liz.

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I got more to me than making people laugh.

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Oh, yeah, gee, huh?

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That's an old bitch.

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You stay here in the kitchen and sing.

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I'm going to go in and play with...

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No, listen to me.

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Lover.

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Please, Liz, listen to me.

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Make it brief, Harry.

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Three days ago, I did something.

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Something naughty?

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Now listen, I've got to tell you about it.

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I got to tell somebody about it or it's no good.

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You flipped?

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I'm not just a clown, Liz.

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That's what I'm trying to tell you.

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I did something important, something big.

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This is the last bite I'll give you, Harry.

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What did you do?

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I made somebody cry.

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Harry.

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What?

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These are the jokes, huh?

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These are the jokes?

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I did it!

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I did it!

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Guess what I am?

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I'm a fuzzy bear in a pinstripe suit.

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See, Harry?

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Freddie knows what he is, so I'm going to tell you what you are.

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A comedian.

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You're a funny fellow.

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When you're not funny, Harry, you're dead.

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Let's have laughs, huh?

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That was Sunday evening.

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Monday morning, a very large thing happened in my life.

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It was served to me for breakfast with my eggs.

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The morning newspaper had it headlined, girl washed up on beach at Malibu.

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Girl identified as Rosalie Barton missing from home for four nights.

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Identification by her mother and father.

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Street address given.

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The part that would never get in the papers, of course, was why it happened, which was

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me, Harry Malloy, creator of tragedy.

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I had to go see for myself.

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Rosalie Barton lived in a cheap little California bungalow.

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One floor, one palm tree, a geranium bed that needed watering.

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One thing was funny, though.

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Have you ever noticed the audience a tragedy gets, especially when it's for free?

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Well, a Barton house didn't have it.

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They should have been all over the lawn, onto the pavement, neighbors, kids, the people

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who hop in their cars and come from all over the city to look me in on tears.

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But no, nobody around.

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I parked my car a couple of blocks away and walked to the house, up the path, onto the

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porch, near the window.

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I looked under the drawn window blind to see what I was looking for.

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Hysterical parents, bewildered, grief stricken.

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But I only saw a room.

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No people.

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And I saw this.

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Near the window, a high boy.

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And on it, a picture of the dead girl, looking at me and smiling at me.

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I looked too.

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I couldn't see anything.

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Huh?

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They're still at the funeral parlor, her mother and father.

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They must be very upset, huh?

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No, they're taking it real good.

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I live right next door and I came over to see them last night and they're taking it real

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wonderful.

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Didn't even cry.

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Oh.

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Hey.

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Yeah?

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Aren't you Harry Malloy?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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What do you mean her parents didn't cry?

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Well, aren't you?

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Sure you are.

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Didn't they love their own daughter?

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Why didn't they cry?

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Well, if they did, nobody's son.

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Hey, what are you doing here, Mr. Malloy?

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Well, what happened?

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I was just driving by.

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Just driving by?

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No, seriously.

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I'd read about what happened.

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Seriously?

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You seriously?

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Well, yeah.

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I'm trying to tell you that I'm...

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Hey, Jonesy, look who's here.

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Harry Malloy.

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Hey, no, wait.

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This is my neighbor, Jonesy.

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Harry Malloy.

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Hi, Harry.

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How are you?

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Hey, you gonna be here a minute?

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I want to get my wife.

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Get your wife?

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What do you need your wife for?

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He kills me.

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Wait a second.

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Hey, Reba.

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Reba, come here a minute.

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Jonesy never does a thing without Reba.

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You like Reba.

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She's a great giggly.

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Yeah, well, I gotta go.

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Come on, stick around, Mr. Malloy, that the whole neighborhood feels bad about what happened

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to Rose.

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Oh, stick around.

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You want funnies now?

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A young girl, someone you knew murdered and all you do is laugh.

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Something's wrong with you.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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Hey, here's Reba.

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Hi, Harry.

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What are you laughing about?

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I haven't said anything.

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Some giggler, huh, Harry?

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All right, calm down now.

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I want to tell you something.

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Reba?

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Reba.

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Seriously.

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I want to tell you all why I'm here.

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I read in the newspaper about a girl's being killed, and I was driving by...

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He was driving by.

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Get this.

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Go on, Harry.

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Go on.

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Just like a similar situation happened to me once before.

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No, seriously.

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Ran out of gas, huh?

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Had a flat tire, Harry?

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What?

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Go on, tell us what you're doing here.

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You get this, Johnson.

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Go on, Harry.

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Well, I stopped by because I saw a fellow looked hungry, so I pulled over and I said,

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oh, hey, you look hungry.

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He said, no, I'm not hungry, but I would like 10 cents for a cup of coffee, so I offered

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him a dime.

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Yeah, honest, I did.

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But he just shook his head.

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He wouldn't take it.

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I said, what's the matter, Misty?

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He asked me for a dime for a cup of coffee, didn't he?

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He said, if you don't mind, Mr. Malloy, I'd like 10 pennies.

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I said, why?

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He said, I like drip coffee.

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So I gave him six pennies.

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Let him drink it without cream.

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You're the funniest man in the world, Mr. Malloy.

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You killed me.

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You killed me.

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Auto Light is bringing you Kathy and Elliot Lewis in Joker Wild.

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Tonight's presentation in radio's outstanding theater of thrills, Suspense.

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Hey, Oscar, sound your horn.

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Play your radio.

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Start your engine.

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Hey, what's all that for, hello?

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Why, all those operations depend on the sure, smooth performance of your auto light electrical

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system, Oscar.

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And so do the lights, heater, electric windshield wiper and lighter.

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They all depend on my auto light electrical system, Harlow.

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They sure do, Oscar.

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And what's more, your auto light electrical system works every second your engine runs.

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That's why auto light electrical systems, designed to give the smoothest performance

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money can buy, are used as original equipment on many leading makes of our finest cars,

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trucks and tractors.

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They're the best, Harlow.

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Right you are, Oscar.

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And friends, treat the electrical system of your car to a periodic checkup at your car

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dealers or authorized auto light service station.

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To quickly locate your nearest authorized auto light service station, look in the classified

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section of your phone book or call Western Union by number and ask for operator 25.

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And remember, from bumper to tail light, you're always right with auto light.

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And now auto light brings back to our Hollywood soundstage, Kathy and Elliot Lewis.

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In Elliot Lewis's production of Joker Wild, a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense.

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I told them jokes and they laughed.

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No tears, no tragedy, just funny stories.

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I was a murderer and they were laughing.

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It was a good performance, not exactly the one I counted on, but a good performance.

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I left them laughing and begging for more.

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But still there was the need, the need to tell somebody, make somebody believe me.

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I'd done the biggest thing in my life and a good performer deserves appreciation, an

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audience.

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The size of the house didn't matter.

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Go back to Liz.

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Try again.

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Hi, lover.

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Can I come in?

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When did you ever have to ask?

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Had lunch?

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No.

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Come on, I'll pour you something.

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All right.

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Harry?

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What?

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What was wrong with you last night?

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I tried to tell you, you wouldn't listen.

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Ah, lover, was I mean?

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Yes.

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Yes, you were.

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That's my Harry.

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Drink your drink.

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Yeah.

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It's just Harry, nothing at all.

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What is it, Harry?

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You have this morning's paper, Liz?

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This morning's paper.

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Here, read this.

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About the drowned girl?

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I read it this morning over coffee.

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What about it?

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What kind of a man do you think could have done this?

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Done what?

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Murdered her.

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Pushed her into the ocean.

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Give me the paper.

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What does it say she was murdered?

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Here, was pushed.

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Or fell.

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You want a new kick, Harry?

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What's the matter with you?

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Liz, do me a favor, will you?

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Sure.

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Do it my way, will you?

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Let's just play she was pushed into the ocean.

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What kind of a man do you think could have done anything like that?

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A nut.

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Uh-uh.

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Look, I don't get this.

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What's it to me about this girl?

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What's it to you?

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What kind of a man did it?

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A man of cold intelligence.

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A crazy man.

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A creative man.

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One who wanted to express himself in a profound...

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Profound.

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Oh, brother, a nut.

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You listen to me.

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I'll tell you what kind of man murdered that girl.

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I know.

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Now, you just listen.

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It was getting funny, lover.

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I'll just answer the phone.

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I'll be right back.

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Hello?

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Hi.

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There's nothing.

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Nothing at all.

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Harry's here.

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Oh, huh?

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How was it?

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Yeah, I thought so.

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I have to see it myself.

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What?

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What?

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I can't hear you, darling.

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Hang on a minute.

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Harry, do your London Bridges later, huh?

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Yeah.

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Where were we?

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Oh, yeah.

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Yeah?

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Just like that, huh?

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That's life.

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Sure, darling.

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Of course.

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What?

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Oh.

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What?

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I guess so.

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I guess it could be arranged.

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Of course I can keep my mouth shut.

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You know...

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Wait a minute.

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We're Harry.

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Harry, I'm trying to talk to you.

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Harry!

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Harry's split.

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I call you back.

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Try it with your head, Harry.

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You need a cold shower or whatever boys do when they act like this.

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What's the matter, lover?

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All right, all right.

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All right what?

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I'm getting out of here.

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You won't listen to me.

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I'll find somebody who'll listen.

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Tell me, baby.

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I'll listen to you.

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It's about that girl.

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What girl, baby?

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The girl named Rosalie, the one in the paper.

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The murdered girl.

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Oh, baby.

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Answer me one thing.

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All right.

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Do you think I could have killed her?

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You?

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Well, answer me.

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You?

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Answer me.

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Shut up.

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Shut up.

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Liz.

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Liz, please.

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You.

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You haven't answered me, Liz.

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I'll tell you, lover, if you want to know.

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You're the seven wonders of the world.

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Life hits you in the face, you run to the joke file.

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A gag for each and every situation.

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That's all I am, huh?

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I'm not finished.

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Go on.

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Face it, lover.

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Nobody takes you seriously.

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That's why everybody likes you, because you're no problem.

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This business with banging the piano, that's the joke file I haven't been in with you before.

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Just one thing.

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Mm-hmm.

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Just don't get worrisome around me, Harry.

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You won't be welcome around here.

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And that's it?

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Yep.

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All right.

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Why do you hear him?

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I'm borrowing your carving knife for a minute, Liz.

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What for?

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You see, Liz, there's no use trying to tell you something.

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I got to prove it to you.

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This is going to be great.

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It could be at that.

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What's it going to be, Harry?

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I'm going to kill you.

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That's my Harry.

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Yeah.

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That's my bit, lover.

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Yell, scream, run around.

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Let's just work it out together.

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Ready?

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Come on, kill her.

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Yeah.

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Well?

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I'm going to kill you.

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You said that, Harry.

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What's the matter?

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You running out of material?

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I'm not kidding.

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I'm supposed to act scared.

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All right, Harry.

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Ah!

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You just wait.

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I don't know what you're doing, Harry.

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You better have a finish.

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Start running.

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All right.

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Swell.

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Swell.

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Now I need a new lamp.

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No, you won't be.

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There.

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That's the finish?

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You fall flat on your face?

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Oh, Harry, how corny can you get?

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You stopped doing that bit when you left Vaudeville.

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My nose.

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It's bleeding, lover.

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Move your head a little this way so you don't get it all over the rug, huh?

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No.

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Come on, sit up.

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Sit up.

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That's it.

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Give me your knife.

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Hold your head back.

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Don't be a baby.

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Hold your head back.

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Bleed bad.

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I'll get a towel and some ice cubes.

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Hold your head back now, Harry.

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Here.

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How do you feel?

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Hurts.

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Put this ice in the back of your neck.

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Stop it now.

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Feels good.

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Sure does.

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Liz.

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Mm-hmm.

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That girl Rosalie.

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Oh, look, Harry, I don't know what this new character is, but why don't you go home until

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you get funny again?

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I killed her.

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Sure, sure.

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I did, Liz.

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I picked her up, drove her out to the ocean, pushed her off a cliff.

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How's her nose?

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It stopped bleeding.

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Why don't you go home?

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I'm not kidding, Liz.

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I murdered that girl.

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Oh, God.

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You still don't believe me, do you?

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No.

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I tried to kill you, too.

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You work it out.

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We'll practice sometime.

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Liz?

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Mm-hmm.

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Liz?

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Don't you say, Liz.

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I'm not kidding.

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If I never was kidding, I've got to kill you to make you believe me.

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Kill you, Liz.

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It was a minor, 49er, and her name was Clementine.

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Hiya, Harry.

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How's the old kid?

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Kiss me.

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Where is Liz?

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I'm forced to ask.

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In there.

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Right over there on the floor.

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On the floor?

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Hiya, Liz.

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Hey, what's this, a new game, Harry?

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She's dead.

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Oh, we're supposed to ask questions.

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You answer yes or no.

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We're supposed to tell you who did it.

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Such an old game.

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What's the...

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I did it.

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I strangled her.

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Hey, kid, you're taking all the fun out of it.

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Freddie.

24:19.520 --> 24:20.520
Huh?

24:20.520 --> 24:21.520
Look.

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Look at what?

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That's Rote.

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I strangled her.

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Oh.

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I don't believe it, Harry.

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I don't believe it.

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I don't believe it.

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I don't believe it.

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I don't believe it.

24:30.520 --> 24:31.520
I don't believe it.

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I don't believe it.

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I don't believe it.

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I don't believe it.

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I don't believe it.

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Oh, not you.

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Liz wouldn't believe I could do a thing like this either.

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Look what happened to her.

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I can't believe it.

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I can't believe it.

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You will.

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Stick around for police, Freddie.

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Number, please.

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Get me the police.

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12th precinct, Sergeant Thor speaking.

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This is Harry Malloy, Sergeant.

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I just...

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Harry Malloy?

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The comic?

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That's right.

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I'm at five minutes...

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Harry.

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Hi, Harry.

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What's on your mind?

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I just murdered a woman.

25:17.280 --> 25:18.280
What?

25:18.280 --> 25:19.280
I just strangled a woman.

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Several days ago, I threw a girl off the cliff.

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And tonight's your night for strangling a...

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Have a nice party, Harry.

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No, listen.

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I'm not kidding.

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I killed a girl.

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I killed two girls.

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Sure, sure.

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You can't believe me.

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I'm a murderer.

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Give me the phone, Harry.

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Give me the police, operator.

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Police?

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I want to report a murder.

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Five nine five East Channel Drive.

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My name?

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Fred Goodwin.

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Thank you very much.

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It'll be right over, Harry.

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Harry, why?

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I'm quite a guy, huh?

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Answer me.

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You're quite a guy.

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Harry.

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Listen to her, Freddie.

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She's crying.

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See what I can do?

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Suspense.

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Presented by Auto Light.

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Tonight's stars, Cathy and Elliot Lewis.

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This is Harlow Wilcock speaking for Auto Light.

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Auto Light is proud to serve the greatest names in the industry.

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They are members of the Auto Light family, as well as are the 98,000 Auto Light distributors

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and dealers in the United States and thousands more in Canada and throughout the world.

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Our family also includes the nearly 30,000 men and women in 28 great Auto Light plants

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from coast to coast and Auto Light plants in many foreign countries, as well as the

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18,000 people who have invested a portion of their savings in Auto Light.

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Every Auto Light product is backed by constant research and precision built to the highest

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standards of quality and performance.

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So remember, from bumper to tail light, you're always right with Auto Light.

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Next week, the true story about the solution to a murder, the documented report of a policeman's

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patience, intelligence, and bravery.

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The man with two faces, our star, Mr. Lloyd Nolan.

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Next week on Suspense.

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Suspense is produced and directed by Elliot Lewis with music composed by Lucian Morawick

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and conducted by Lud Luskin.

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Joker Wild was written for Suspense by Morton Fine and David Friedkin.

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In tonight's story, Charlotte Lawrence was heard as Babs and Joseph Kearns as Freddie.

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Featured in the cast were Lillian Bief, Gene Wood, Hi Aberback, Larry Thor, and Byron

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Cain.

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Auto Light takes this opportunity to pay special tribute to the automotive wholesalers of the

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nation who this week will be attending the Automotive Service Industries Show in Atlantic

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City.

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This is the CBS Radio Network.

