jolter

When did you last see a neat, witty jolter?

The film also happens to be the first talkie "jolter" with a modern background.

Even the story's denouement is a jolter.

There was also at least one publication, Joystick Jolter, that may have been an actual fanzine.

The surprise ending, in a closed carriage, is a real jolter and typical of the delicate, dark novels of Joseph Shearing.

"Fury" is a jolter, as was intended - a brilliantly-detailed story of an innocent man (Spencer Tracy) snatched up by a bloodthirsty, small-town lynch mob.

A jolter, but you won't be bored - Friday at 11:30 A.M. on Cinemax.

The denouement is a real jolter - Monday at 10:30 A.M. on AMC.

Joe DiMaggio works passionately at his commercial public image but not even grandmothers in Butte, Mont., would argue that the Jolter was a star family man.

Later the same afternoon, Jolter, Phantom's scheduled opponent for a second match race was withdrawn, enabling Shelley to collect a further 200 guineas without running his colt.

AN oustanding entry in the crime genre, a snappy musical production, a realistic melodrama and a classic jolter lend sparkle to the lineup of films on television this week.

A one-season run in 1971 by the Cincinnati Jolter team in the Midwest (Ohio, Kentucky, and other areas) was not financially successful, and the team became a road franchise once again.