Shadow of a Doubt

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See what your throat reports on camel's cool, cool, mildness. Tonight, camel cigarettes present the Screen Guild players in Alfred Hitchcock's famous screen hit, Shadow of a Dog, a nerve-tingling story filled with suspense. It stars Joseph Cotton in one of his greatest roles as Uncle Charlie, with Van Asabran as his lovely young niece.

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It's strange, isn't it? But then everything about this story is so strange. Right from the beginning. I suppose the beginning was that day at home. You see, we live in Santa Rosa, a little time in Upper California.

Very little town, but nothing ever seems to happen. No, I guess that afternoon it had me down a bit. Now, Charlie, that's no way to talk. What's the matter, Charlie? Don't you feel well? I'm perfectly well, Mother, but I've just been thinking, that's all.

I've come to the conclusion that I give up. I simply give up. Give up what? Dad, have you ever stopped to think that this family's just gone to pieces? We have? Of course we have. We just sort of go along, but we don't get anywhere.