Trent's Last Case
Suspense · December 7, 1953 · 28 min · 4,251 words
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Auto-light, adiators. In tonight's presentation of... Suspense. Tonight, Auto-light brings to life one of the most famous detectives in literature. As we dramatize E.C. Bentley's classic novel of deduction, Trent's last case. Our star, Mr. Ronald Coleman.
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And remember, from Bonparo Detail Light, you're always right with AutoLight. And now, AutoLight presents E.C. Bentley's Trent's Last Case, starring Mr. Ronald Coleman, hoping once again to keep you in... ...Suspense! The last case to which I, Philip Trent, applied myself in the field of criminology and detection, occurred in the spring of 1910. I must acknowledge that the intricacies of the crime were worthy
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