Banquo's Chair
Suspense · August 3, 1944 · 29 min · 4,638 words
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Now, Roma wines present Night-Bank-Wose-Chairs are in Donald Chris and John Loder. Suspense is presented by Roma wines. That's R-O-M-A.
Roma wines. Those excellent California wines that can add so much pleasantness to the way you live, to your happiness and entertaining guests, to your enjoyment of everyday meals. Yes, right now a glass full would be very pleasant. As Roma wines bring you...
SUSPENS! This is the man in black here to introduce this weekly half hour of... SUSPENS! This evening Roma wines bring you a star's two distinguished gentlemen from the Hollywood Sound Stages, Donald Crisp and John Loder.
Mr. Crisp and Mr. Loder are here to enact for us a strange and startling drama in which stay in the interest of justice made you solve an unusual method to ring a confession of guilt from a criminal. But before we raise the curtain on Rupert Croft Cook's story Banquo's chair, which is tonight's study and suspense, here is a message from your host.
Let us picture a scene beneath the radiant Caribbean moon at the fashionable Hotel An American dinner guest has just raised his glass in a toast to Havana. Its traditions, its beauty, the superb dinner, the wine.
His Cuban host replies, true, the traditions, the scenery and the food you enjoy, they are Cuban. But the wine of which you speak so highly, that is of your country. It is the famed Roma wine made in your own California.
California. Yes, it may surprise you that California produces Roma wines of such uniformly superb quality that they are imported by many foreign countries. But millions of Americans do know and enjoy the excellence of Roma wines daily with meals and when entertaining. These millions have made Roma America's largest selling wines.
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