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This fast-talking, fist-swinging favorite is from Warner brothers studio, and will soon appear in confessions of a Nazi spy.

10 seconds sound clip from the Bullets or Ballots (1939) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:02:59 in the radio play.

Quote context

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- Today's racketeers, dealing in millions of dollars, would scorn the modest sums involved in historical racketeering.

- And only by a militant public resistance, such as that shown in tonight's play - Bullets or Ballots, can America purge herself of these internal parasites.

- In his screen characterizations, Edward G. Robinson has often lived outside the law.

- But tonight he walks a straight and narrow path as he pins a badge inside his coat, and becomes, as he did in the picture, detective Johnny Blake.

- An established air personality because of his own program big town..

- This fast-talking, fist-swinging favorite is from Warner brothers studio, and will soon appear in confessions of a Nazi spy.

- In Bullets or Ballots, you saw another brilliant performance by one of the screen's best bad men: Humphrey Bogart, who likes playing villains, and tonight resumes the part of Bugs Brenner.

- In our glamor division, there's Mary Astor, who brings her loveliness and talent to the role of Lee Morgan.

- Otto Kruger displays his genius for the sinister and changes only his first name in playing Al Kruger.

- We raise the curtain now and the Lux Radio Theater presents Edward G. Robinson in Bullets or Ballots, with Mary Astor, Humphrey Bogart and Otto Kruger.

- A radio station in a large eastern city.

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Bullets or Ballots (1939) Sound Clip

Bullets or Ballots (1939)Quotes with sound clips from Bullets or Ballots - Lux Radio Theatre play originally aired on April 17, 1939.

Actors: Edward G. Robinson (Detective Johnny Blake), Mary Astor (Lee Morgan), Humphrey Bogart (Bugs Brenner), Otto Kruger (Al Kruger)

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