The Ghost Breakers Page #3
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1940
- 85 min
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The man who sees all, hears all, knows
all and tells all, Lawrence Lawrence.
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen,
and good evening to my friends too.
I've just finished breakfast and I
wanna tell you that Cronin Coffee...
is the only coffee that lets you sleep
and keeps you awake at the same time.
There's no chicory in it.
No caffeine, no mocha, nothing.
peculiar flavor of Cronin Coffee.
So our advice is, keep it in
the can... uh, with confidence.
Now I'm gonna tell you a story
filled with sunshine and shadow,
laughter and tears,
corn and hokum.
A true story of how a baby's innocent hands
have softened the heart of a racketeer.
Say, you've all heard of Frenchy
Duval, the number-one big shot...
of our busy, bustling underworld?
Hey, Frenchy, you're on.
Frenchy was out in the tall grass
for his health a few weeks ago...
when his landlady
was called away from home,
leaving Frenchy with the care
of her four-month old baby.
She came back three days
later, and by that time...
Frenchy used everything in the house
for didies down to his last sock.
So now, Frenchy has a nice,
new racket, baby laundries.
The kind with the slogan, "we
wash everything but the brat."
Frenchy discovered there were about 2,000
baby laundries in the state, all making money.
closest pals what he was doing,
Frenchy moved in and three-cornered
the market. Ha, ha, ha.
Today, the hard-boiled king of the underworld
is really cleaning up in a big way.
Frenchy is a modest fellow, so this
will be news to the public, the police...
and, oh, yes, the Federal
Income Tax Bureau.
Get that guy on the phone.
We're gonna have a little talk.
And now, ladies and gentlemen,
you jive hounds of the java,
I bid you good night and good-bye
as I leave tonight on my vacation.
For the next four weeks
I'll be off the air,
off the payroll,
off my nut...
And off of Cronin Coffee.
So this is Larry Lawrence signing off,
sounding the keynote of Cronin Coffee.
Good-bye. You've
the man who knows all the
rackets and all the racketeers.
Phone call for you,
Mr. Lawrence.
For me? How'd you
like the program?
Oh, you were wonderful,
if you're any judge.
I'll think
of something.
Hello.
Oh, hello, Frenchy.
How'd you like the ad?
Okay, Larry, but you had
Yeah. Come on over
to the hotel.
- You're not sore, are you?
- No, I'm not sore. Why should I be?
I'm just asking you to come over to the
hotel so I can give it to you straight.
Ye... yeah, well, sure, Frenchy.
I'll be right over. Yeah.
Wants to give it to me straight. Uh-oh.
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