I am going to try to squeeze another talk in here, getting good use of this tape, Bill. This is a recording of Rod LaRock of Hollywood, California, the old movie star. He has been in AA quite a few years. No doubt you have one of his talks on a tape. This recording was made at Redding, California, October 3, 1959, by Bill Mitchell of Modesta, California. Bill and I have exchanged several tapes, and Bonnie and I enjoyed it. It's a real swell AA talk. Not too long, and I hope it fits here on the end of this reel before we turn over on the other side. An all-time movie great, folks. He, some of you may remember, starred in Cecil LaMelle's great production, The Ten Commandments. And after that, the lucky dog, he may give me a kick for this, Bill Mabanky, who was one of the movie greats, as you all know. And with those remarks, I want to introduce the guest speaker of the evening, Rod LaRock. APPLAUSE Hello, I'm Rod LaRock. I'm an alcoholic. I can't tell you how indebted I am to all of you for letting me visit with you this evening. I think this is one of the most wonderful communities I've ever come to. The trip in by air today is something I'll remember as long as I live. And I was just speaking with Father here. I think we should set up some sort of a fund so that all the schoolchildren of this community could see this beautiful country from the air. It's the only way you can see it and appreciate its real beauty. I'm indebted to you. I was told about that today. Can I help you, Rod? I don't want to push it off the cliff. It's all right. I was told just to wait for it, so… There it goes. Going, going, going. Uh… On the way over this evening… Like the Dodgers, they never give up, you know. I was told by my friend Basil that, Rod, you can have an hour. Well, I can't tell you how enthusiastic I am about Alcoholics Anonymous. On the other hand, I always wonder if we need a full hour. Brevity being the soul of wit. I'm reminded of the schoolteacher who was tired of her class of young monsters and decided by some means…