The Life Of Jack Benny Movie

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Ladies and gentlemen, tonight Jack does another television show, but meanwhile let's go back to yesterday's radio rehearsal here at CBF. As we look in on the rehearsal studio, Jack hasn't arrived yet, and the producer, Hilliard Marks, is listening to the orchestra.

Oh, that's all right, Miles. Cut, cut, cut. Come on, everyone. Mary, John Dennis, get your scripts. Boy, is this a waste of time. What do you mean? Well, what's the sense of a person in the script now? The most important person isn't even here. You know, Dennis is right.

Try to silly to go ahead without Jack. Boy, I was talking about the sound man. Wait a minute, Dennis. Wait a minute. You shouldn't say that. Jack is the most important person on the show.