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Batman (radio spot, 1966)
Commercial · Don't Touch That Dial shorts · 1966 · 4 min · 256 words
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Hellborn revenge, by which there is no assurance of protection, no will you escape. The fear, the anxiety, which the return of the evil dead provokes. A new high in excitement. The return of the evil dead.
The return of the evil dead with Tony Kendall and Fernando Sancho. The terrifying thriller of the year. Do not attend this film alone. We suggest you bring at least one large partner to hold you tightly.
A lifeless horseman will make this theatre into a living horror. The return of the evil dead. The return of the evil dead. You sure you're in fit condition? And don't scream. Come on here, if you call me up at 555-2160 and say you won't hear anything but the rattles, I'm gonna come lookin' for ya!
I mean it because it's Wednesday they're gonna be here tomorrow talking about their trousers It's a big big day here in Flushing. Let's give them a big round of applause I know I can't hear you, but I know I can pick up what you're saying baby The scene is here in Flushing the whole world's eyes are on flushing
Because the prefab for a common a town a whole new world of thrills. The big screen gives us more space on land sea and in the air to challenge the most vat and christmig collection of super criminals that ever plotted to take over
the world. Number two! Think to make the feathers fly and not exploits ahead. It makes a note not
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