By 1923 they had developed a functioning steam-powered Robert Benchley, and had a prototype electric S J Perelman capable of working for nearly 80 minutes between radio tubes burning out.
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By 1923 they had developed a functioning steam-powered Robert Benchley, and had a prototype electric S J Perelman capable of working for nearly 80 minutes between radio tubes burning out.