Suspense - Murder in G Flat

Old Time Radio Theater

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4.6 • 749 Ratings

🗓️ 31 March 2012

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Jack Benny stars in this non-comedic role as a piano tuner who accidentally gets the wrong bag, a bag full of $25,000.

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0:00.0	AutoLite and its 96,000 dealers present suspense.
0:11.0	Tonight, Autolite brings you a story of poetry and greed,
0:18.0	a story we call Murder in G-flat, starring Mr. Jack Benny.
0:28.7	Greetings, Papito, my favorite free holy friar.
0:32.3	What's on the radio?
0:33.8	It's special, Sen.
0:34.8	Wilcox.
0:35.5	She is all right, stay full battery.
0:37.5	You mean you're serving the battery that needs water only three times a year in normal car use?
0:42.7	See, see, what is better for quick, dependable starts, huh?
0:46.0	Ah, nothing's better than an Autolite Stay Full, that frisky friend of car owners from coast to coast.
0:52.1	But...
0:52.6	But? You don't want one, seno?
0:54.7	Everybody wants an autolite stay full.
0:57.4	The buxom battery with fiberglass retaining mats protecting every positive plate to prevent
1:02.5	shedding and flaking and to keep the auto light stay full battery power packed for paramount performance.
1:08.6	See, see.
1:09.2	How you want it, senor?
1:10.5	Why, it's perfect just as it is, Papito.
1:13.0	And built to give longer life, as proved by tests conducted according to accepted life cycle standards.
1:19.1	So, friends, have your neighborhood Autolite Battery Dealer serve your car.
1:24.3	An Autolite stay full battery.
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