A Face in the Crowd
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Now, in most places, he's going
to be put on town relief...

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but in Riddle, as an economy measure,
we make him the dog catcher.

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But, now,
this sheriff of yours...

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I don't say
nothing against him...

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but if you've any mutts
you want rid of...

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why don't you take them to his place
to see if he can handle the job.

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Here, Whitey!
Here, Whitey!

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How does it feel?
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How does what feel?
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Saying whatever comes in your head
and being able to sway people.

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Yeah, I guess I can.
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Yeah, I guess I can.
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And now, an amusing example of
grass roots democracy in action.

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It seems there's a small town
radio personality...

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called "Lonesome Rhodes"
out in Arkansas...

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who literally sent a mayoralty
candidate to the dogs.

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Larry, Larry.
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Just plough out through and keep
going, leave the rest to me.

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Thanks for bringing up
my breakfast.

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This is Mr. Steiner,
all the way from Memphis.

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Mr. Rhodes. I'm one of the oldest
theatrical agents in the mid south.

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I book a lot of acts for
the Grand Old Opera.

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I discovered Hank Snow,
and Webb Pierce...

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and the first morning I heard you,
I said to myself...

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"Steiner, that man's got power."

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