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On a Country Road

Suspense · November 16, 1950 · 29 min · 3,734 words

The transcript of “On a Country Road”, an episode of Suspense first broadcast November 16, 1950. 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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Auto light and its 96,000 dealers present. Sarspens. Tonight, Auto light brings you on a country road. Our suspense plays starring Mr. Carrie Grant. Relax, David. There's no hurry to get home.

We can relax in this mess of traffic. There must be a wreck or something up ahead. This keeps up. We'll get caught in the rain. Yeah, it looks like a big storm building up too.

Hey, remember that shortcut? Which one? a little tired road that goes across who sent him orches and comes out on the other highway. Well, we took last time. Yeah, I'll turn off there and duck this pile up.

I'd like to get as far as possible before that storm hits. Why don't you pull out your hand? He said, don't get mad. He cut right in front of me, trying to turn into that gas station.

Maybe he needed gas. Mm. Oh. Turn on the radio, huh? Moving on. Hey. How's that? It's this afternoon. Sounds like warning. It's to all residents of Long Island to be on the whole of the Nellie Guller.

A middle-aged woman described as dangerous and insane. She escaped this morning from Rescue Mental Hospital after fatally butchering a doctor, a nurse and a ward attended for the meat cleaver. This is the same Nellie Guller who a year ago murdered three persons on a Brooklyn street.

This face holds. My mother-in-law. That's not a good question. At least we are the only crazy people on Long Island. I'm not changing. I don't listen anymore. Let's get home quickly, David. I don't like being out here with that woman running loose.

Is the storm. Roll up the windows. Just a moment, Mr. Cary Grant, in the first act of on a country road. Amazing, Wilcox, amazing. What so amazing, Senator? Your victory in the election. Now, my candidate's victory, Senator. The famous auto-light stay-full battery.

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