Blood on the Trumpet

Auto light and its 96,000 dealers present. Sarspens. Tonight, Auto light brings you blood on the trumpet. Our suspense play starring Mr. William Holden with special trumpet effects by the famous Ziggy Elman. I don't get to this part in New Orleans much on Juno.

I used to come and listen to jazz once in a while. Who's been on the case? Me and Lieutenant Angelini. We've been on its 30 for 48 hours. Mm. This a place, Juno? Well, yeah, this is it.

That's not exactly a respectable looking hotel. When a man runs from murder, Cass, through, he can't stop to live and stop. Who found the body? Landlady, she called in. Messy, huh? When you beat somebody's head in with a thing like a trumpet, it's real messy.

All right, Cass, this is it. Want me to kick it in? No, uh-uh. Put your horn down, Vic. Vic, this is Sergeant Juneau of the New Orleans Police. Put the horn down. Come out, kid.

Come out with no monkey business. Let me break it down. No way. The police. Oh, I'm glad it's the police. I'm so glad it's the police and not him. Vic, in the presence of police officer Casu, I arrest you for the murder of your wife.

In just a moment, Mr. William Holden, in the first act of Blood Don the Trumpet. Hey, how long? Do I look any different? Well, should you? Well, of course, I'm winterized. Rovin' to see my auto light spark plug dealer.

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