Bob Clark

In producing The bare devil of Hollywood Are you about ready to go in the talking? Yeah, almost ill, and I look here just saying You're doubling for the comedian, you're supposed to be up on top of that barn Mike drives the tractor across the barn, you're out and drives into the barn and tears it down

Do you know what I mean? Yeah, the barn folds up and I ride down with it, is that it? Right, let's stay out of the way of that trekker, I'll see you to that alright, well, here we go, get up in our pills Alright everybody, this is the place Alright everybody, quiet please, places, take your places

Take the flight, just... Off that boat! Here's the bomb! There he goes! This is gonna be terrific! From Hollywood, the motion picture capital of the world, we bring you the thrilling, true-life experiences of those men behind the scenes.

Those daring unsung heroes, whose breathtaking adventures on the screen of thrilled millions, whose daily jobs bring them face to face with death. Those men who comprise the strangest fraternity on Earth, the suicide squad, The movie Stuntman, the Daredevil of Hollywood.

Ladies and gentlemen, in bringing you this copyrighted radio feature, again we are privileged to have as our guest one of the leading stuntmen of Hollywood, Bob Clark. It is through his cooperation that we are able to reenact some of the highlights of his dangerous profession.

Bob Clark is here in the studio right now, and later in the program we will bring him to the microphone. But first, let us show you an average working day in his life. It is in the spring of 1929.