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Banquo's Chair

Suspense · March 9, 1950 · 29 min · 4,222 words

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The Spence. Auto-light and its 96,000 dealers present Mr. James Mason in Banquo's chair. A suspense play produced and edited by William Spear. Hello, Wilcox, you happy huckster. Welcome, mijo. Why, hap, you old- What's the greatest spark plug engineering miracle in years, holo?

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I will begin by reading to you a recent newspaper cutting about myself. It has a bearing upon the story I am about to tell you. Please listen. The recent retirement of Sir William Brent from the English Criminal Investigation has given great joy to all the lawbreakers in our land.

For more than two decades Sir William has terrorized the underworld. The ex-head of the English Criminal Investigation has been the scourge of thieves and murderers. But one single solitary instance has he been known to confess defeat, or to express dissatisfaction with the outcome of his prosecution.

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