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but now it is time to get into this week's Johnny Dollar cereal. The original air dates,

February 13th and 14th of 1956, and it's the Quibono Manor episodes one and two.

From Hollywood, it's time now for... Johnny Dollar. Don Hencock, Johnny,

Surety Mutual. Hi, Don, what's on your mind? Quibono. Quibono. It's Latin kiddos,

Quibono. Who benefits? All right, I'll bite. Who does? A little doll named Louis and Parker,

down in Green Pass, Virginia. $100,000 worth Johnny, double in demnity. Wow, what did she do? Answer the

question. She sure did, with a 38. Two bulls eyes right in her foster Papa's heart. Well,

then if it's an open and shut case, you don't need it. Oh, it's that all right. She's the gal

who had done it, she admits it. But the coroner is about to call it an unavoidable accident.

Seems a little magnolia blossom thought Papa was a prowler. And what do you think? Just what I said,

Quibono. So? I think you'd better put yourself on the payroll.

Tonight and every week day night, Bob Bailey in the transcribed adventures of the man with

the action-packed expense account. America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator,

does truly Johnny Dollar.

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