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Catch Me If You Can

Suspense · February 17, 1949 · 29 min · 4,307 words

The transcript of “Catch Me If You Can”, an episode of Suspense first broadcast February 17, 1949. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Suspense plays Suspense free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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And now, auto-light, and its 60,000 dealers and service stations present... Suspense! Tonight, auto-light brings you the Academy Award nominee, Miss Jane Wyman, in a dramatization of the outstanding mystery novel. Catch me, if you can.

A suspense play, produced and directed by Anton M. Leader. Friends, have you actually tried them? Dandies, those dillies, down the dales, and up the hilly's wide-gap auto-light resistor spark plugs? Well, by Cornelius Do! Prove to yourself that wide-gap auto-light resistor spark plugs actually make your car idle smoother, give you better performance with leaner gas mixtures, save you gas dollars,

and cut down interference with radio and television reception. My oh my, if you want to see a satisfied smiling guy, switch to auto-light resistor spark plugs. Only the auto-light company offers car and truck owners everywhere.

sensational advantages. So head for your nearest auto light dealer and replace old narrow gap spark plugs with wide gap auto light resistor spark plugs. Remember, be right with auto light. And now auto light presents Jane Wyman in a tail well calculated to keep you in.

Suspane! Let me tell you, let me talk as long as I can. It's my last chance to explain about Phil and all the trouble I had afterwards. Phil got me into this mess. The night he died.

I sat near his bed, waiting for him to fall asleep, and he said... Margo, was there anything in that milk you gave me tonight? Well, of course, darling. Dr. Landers prescribed it. A sedative. Oh. They're a beautiful woman, Margo. Very beautiful. Yes.

He was taking so long to fall asleep. It was already after three in the morning. I listened to the wind. Phil and I were all alone, stuck in that god-forsaken mountain in, ever since he fell ill just before a Labor Day.

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