Bullets or Ballots

The Hollywood California Deluxe Radio Theater presents Edward G. Robinson in Bullets or Ballots with Mariuste, Humphrey Bogart and Otto Kruger. Nuts presents Hollywood. Bullets for Ballots. This is the question answered in tonight's play. The vivid drama of a battle against bracketeers. Screened by Warner Brothers, you'll hear it starring Edward G. Robinson, Mariuste, Humphrey Bogart and Otto Kruger.

While our special guest is Frank B. Gumpert, nationally known criminologist. Lewis Silvers conducts our music. Just a word before hearing from our producer. A man notices when a woman is fresh and sweet, and really dainty, he may not know why, but he knows it's nice to be near her.

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Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil V. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Racketeering is a comparatively new word in the American language, but an old bug bear in American history. Following the revolution, American vessels in the Mediterranean were plundered and their crews thrown into slavery so frequently that the United States, to continue commerce in

those waters, signed a treaty with the pirates ruler, the Sultan of Algiers. Uncle Sam paid $800,000 for the ransom of imprisoned sailors, and for years paid an additional $23,000 annually as a guarantee for future safety, until our Navy and the Stephen Decator forever ended this racket of the Barbary pirates.