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Interesting take from "big business" - income over the law. Written in 40s/50s, very similar today with Covid-19: some businesses can stay open like liquor and bars, while the neighborhood little guy can't, or houses of worship.
First occurence of William Conrad's iconic opening tag: "I'm that man. Matt Dillon, United States Marshall. The first man they look for and the last they want to meet. It's a chancey job, and it makes a man watchful. And a little… lonely."
Many celebrities were compensated to say that in L&M's magazine and radio ads in 1954- including Fredric March, Barbara Stanwyck, Rosalind Russell and Bennett Cerf. This was Patricia Morison's endorsement: www.jumpingfrog.com/images/ads-celebrity/54end028.jpg
L&M was Liggett & Myers' entry in the filter cigarette "sweepstakes" (introduced in late 1953). It sold well enough for other tobacco manufacturers to bring theirs to the market as quickly as possible. R.J. Reynolds made a big splash with Winston in late '54, around the same time American Tobacco introduced filter-tipped {Herbert} Tareyton. And so on.
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Originally broadcast on July 12, 1954.
Is one of the best yet
thanks!
Interesting take from "big business" - income over the law. Written in 40s/50s, very similar today with Covid-19: some businesses can stay open like liquor and bars, while the neighborhood little guy can't, or houses of worship.
First occurence of William Conrad's iconic opening tag:
"I'm that man. Matt Dillon, United States Marshall. The first man they look for and the last they want to meet. It's a chancey job, and it makes a man watchful. And a little… lonely."
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I doubt I would want to piss off Kitty.
No, probably not. She'd kick you right in the peepee.
Cigarettes, just what the doctor ordered.
Many celebrities were compensated to say that in L&M's magazine and radio ads in 1954- including Fredric March, Barbara Stanwyck, Rosalind Russell and Bennett Cerf.
This was Patricia Morison's endorsement: www.jumpingfrog.com/images/ads-celebrity/54end028.jpg
In terms of cigarettes there was a rather aggressive push get with it L&M.
L&M was Liggett & Myers' entry in the filter cigarette "sweepstakes" (introduced in late 1953). It sold well enough for other tobacco manufacturers to bring theirs to the market as quickly as possible. R.J. Reynolds made a big splash with Winston in late '54, around the same time American Tobacco introduced filter-tipped {Herbert} Tareyton. And so on.
@@fromthesidelines are those the same L & M I smoke today?!
Yes.....and no. Today, L&M is made by Philip Morris.
...but there's nothing better for a professional baseball player than Chesterfield!
I've noticed a pattern, every time chester hears gunshots he says"what's that"
shouldn't he know gunfire by now
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I KNEW SOME FOLKS BY THE NAME OF GREENE WHO WERE NOT MY KIND OF FOLKS.
Matt Dillion is the fucking man.
Control your tongue.