Speaker 1: The Chicago Motor Club presents the Wayside Theater once again.
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, the Chicago Motor Club welcomes you to
Speaker 1: the Wayside Theater each week radio playgres enjoy a half
Speaker 1: hour of dramatic entertainment original plays that include comedies, dramas, romances,
Speaker 1: and mystery thrillers. In carefully selecting these plays, the Chicago
Speaker 1: Motor Club has your enjoyment in mind, just as it
Speaker 1: has in taking care of your motoring enjoyment through twenty.
Speaker 2: Four hour a day service.
Speaker 1: There's no reason why you and your family can't benefit
Speaker 1: by the Chicago Motor Club's thirty two years experience in
Speaker 1: giving maximum service US at minimum costs. Right after this broadcast,
Speaker 1: call Franklin one eight one eight and requests that important
Speaker 1: free booklet entitled spend Less to Own and Drive your
Speaker 1: car Or send your name and address to the Chicago
Speaker 1: Motor Club, Chicago or the branch office nearest your home.
Speaker 1: And by the way, special night operators are on duty
Speaker 1: to take care of those calls to Franklin one eight,
Speaker 1: one eighth. This evening, the Wayside Theater presents the play
Speaker 1: of the week entitled rest Cure, especially written for this
Speaker 1: program by James Drew. Have you, ladies and gentlemen, ever
Speaker 1: wanted to get away from it all by returning to
Speaker 1: your hometown for a much needed rest. Well, this evening,
Speaker 1: we're going to find out what happened to a young
Speaker 1: man who had just that same idea. The amount of
Speaker 1: rest he gets is quite another story. Now the Chicago
Speaker 1: Motor Club raises the curtain on the first act of rescure.
Speaker 3: Ratio back, Uh huh everything, kaok, now.
Speaker 2: Where we go?
Speaker 1: We're going home or ratio back to my hometown. I'm
Speaker 1: going to relax. I'm a tired, nervous man.
Speaker 3: Oh maybe that miss La, Yeah, tell her I've left. Ah,
Speaker 3: mister Blake, no home, Miss Pattins, don't.
Speaker 4: Look take the train off the door the instant Oh see,
Speaker 4: don't do it, but not able to keep my woman out.
Speaker 2: I want to come in then and take those bags
Speaker 2: down to the car. Peter Blake, where are you going?
Speaker 1: I'm leaving New York for rest forgotten me. I said
Speaker 1: I needed a rest.
Speaker 5: My understudy takes over next week. I'll be free take
Speaker 5: the Mediterranean cruise with the rest of it.
Speaker 1: My mind's made up, Laura, I'm not returning before the fall.
Speaker 1: By that time, I'm hoping you'll have stopped you pray.
Speaker 5: Don't you talk to me like that?
Speaker 2: And after that I'll follow you. I'm going fine.
Speaker 5: You can't walk on on me like this.
Speaker 2: I have you female camping over and how's it feel?
Speaker 6: Miss Maggie over here?
Speaker 5: Tell us, oh, you shall fit enough.
Speaker 6: That child chriss Grandpa, he't.
Speaker 7: Ride the bees, can't write.
Speaker 5: For you to do all that dirty work.
Speaker 6: Tell I got the dog out of the garden. Ask
Speaker 6: me here, Timmy here, oh Greg and tell us be
Speaker 6: too fast from me.
Speaker 5: I ain't no light, Louise.
Speaker 6: Tell through the hole in the fence and hurt the
Speaker 6: dog next to They will tie.
Speaker 5: Climb depends Miss Megan.
Speaker 3: Go something at that other door that'll stopping.
Speaker 6: Come back Timmy, she give me something general.
Speaker 2: Kill me.
Speaker 7: Don't come back in, Miss Meg.
Speaker 3: Bad dog.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I meant to hit the doll and you hit my eyes.
Speaker 6: Delais said to throw something?
Speaker 2: Did she hand you a tomatole?
Speaker 6: I'm sorry?
Speaker 2: Keep your car out of my yard.
Speaker 6: What wasn't my fault?
Speaker 2: The next time, I hope it gets his head bitten off.
Speaker 1: Wha And if memory serves me right, my family put
Speaker 1: up the fencere so blithely sitting on girl said.
Speaker 6: I was sorry for hitting you. I take it back.
Speaker 4: Woman.
Speaker 5: I'd like to slap your face and.
Speaker 2: I'll be content hoping I never see yours again.
Speaker 6: Oh, yes, you coming in?
Speaker 7: Oh you had a fallen out with that German next door,
Speaker 7: that boor.
Speaker 2: He's awful nervous.
Speaker 7: Everybody say, a play riding man, come down here to
Speaker 7: recouper ration.
Speaker 6: No nerve, heassy, that's no excuse for bad manner.
Speaker 3: Name's Peter Blake.
Speaker 2: Your grandpa, he.
Speaker 7: Knows his father.
Speaker 6: Grandpa might have warned me what to expect. Hard down
Speaker 6: in the straight enough. Where is Grandpa? I don't told
Speaker 6: you he was in the bed, doesn't he?
Speaker 8: No banker till Sen'll be here at ten o'clock. Oh,
Speaker 8: sometimes I wonder why I I should feel.
Speaker 2: So concerned whether or not we have a roof over
Speaker 2: our heads?
Speaker 6: Grandpa, have you forgotten what day?
Speaker 9: This is?
Speaker 2: No come in.
Speaker 10: I'm finding the decline in pall of the Roman Empire
Speaker 10: fascinating reading course time through.
Speaker 8: In the meantime, I suppose you figured out what we're
Speaker 8: going to use for money when the bank calls for
Speaker 8: the last payments.
Speaker 2: On the markets last the bank.
Speaker 11: I wouldn't get away with it, Grandpa, I see no
Speaker 11: alternative except eviction.
Speaker 12: Ah, my poor child, What delusions I had about being
Speaker 12: a great financier if only I hadn't vested wisely? What
Speaker 12: your money your father left you? I am to blame.
Speaker 12: I take full responsibility. What must I do now?
Speaker 6: I mean you could have done something ten years ago,
Speaker 6: gone to work?
Speaker 8: Good heaven, I'll be right down.
Speaker 6: Get some clothes down and hurried down, must I?
Speaker 2: I'd rather face that pomper scallowag in a suit.
Speaker 6: Of armor for once in your life. Grandfa, your presence
Speaker 6: will signify moral support.
Speaker 2: Coming Dellas direct that Chilton anyway? Where's my pants? Oh?
Speaker 2: Good morning, Margarets.
Speaker 6: How do you do pms?
Speaker 2: Your grandfather well enough to be present with this calameter.
Speaker 6: Grandpa's equal to anything, I'm afraid.
Speaker 13: Yes, of course he knows the bank intends to foreclose Saturday.
Speaker 6: Oh is that final?
Speaker 2: Unless there is sufficient cause?
Speaker 6: I'm afraid so sufficient cause.
Speaker 13: I'm fluently speaking that there is a prospect of some
Speaker 13: future income in your case? I see none.
Speaker 2: Oh, but there is an income?
Speaker 13: Well, now this puts things in at a different light,
Speaker 13: of course, may I inquire?
Speaker 6: I uh, I'm engaged to be married.
Speaker 2: Eh.
Speaker 6: Oh and the man's rich, yes, quite rich.
Speaker 9: Well, morning, goodness, and sorry to keep you waiting everything
Speaker 9: in order?
Speaker 2: Do you intend to be humorous as usual? I see
Speaker 2: her in rare spirits? Have a cigar? Oh yeah, now,
Speaker 2: show what did I do with my cigarchus? I have one? Oh?
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you? We spoke the same brand here alike.
Speaker 13: That's fine, mister Jarvis, your granddaughter has just made a
Speaker 13: very amazing revelation.
Speaker 2: I thought everybody knew we were broke.
Speaker 13: Grandpa, your granddaughter has just told me her future husband
Speaker 13: is a great lene of the money to pay the bank,
Speaker 13: great Caesar school.
Speaker 6: I was keeping in a secret.
Speaker 2: Wonderful he clears everything. Who is this trusting? Who is he?
Speaker 2: Do I know him?
Speaker 13: If I recognize his of course his names will be
Speaker 13: your collateral for the president.
Speaker 6: Of course you you want to know his name?
Speaker 2: Come, come, child, the suspense is unbearable.
Speaker 6: Oh well, his.
Speaker 2: Name is Peter Blake, the color next door. See what's
Speaker 2: been going on in your mind?
Speaker 13: Just a moment Blake the play right. Well, well, my
Speaker 13: wife will be interested to hear that. I'm sure perhaps
Speaker 13: you can persuade him to drop in with you at
Speaker 13: our garden party tomorrow. And as for the note, well,
Speaker 13: let us concern ourselves with a coming nuptial, shall I good?
Speaker 2: Goodie?
Speaker 9: Jonathan dropping any time when it's not on business, Maggie
Speaker 9: had me worried for.
Speaker 2: A few minutes.
Speaker 6: Trampa, I must tell.
Speaker 2: You something, Meggie. You're not engaged to too men.
Speaker 6: Nothing so simple. I'm not engaged to Peter Blake. We
Speaker 6: met for the first time this morning over a dogfight.
Speaker 5: I hit him with a tomato.
Speaker 6: He hates me.
Speaker 14: And you told Jonathan you were only to steve off
Speaker 14: a collection and possibly eviction.
Speaker 6: Are you angry with me?
Speaker 2: Berney? How could I be?
Speaker 14: He told the story only to save him pride indignity.
Speaker 14: I'll swallow apright and forget my dignity and tell old
Speaker 14: beetle Puss you'll be ready to move out.
Speaker 6: Maybe you'd better wait a day or two, child.
Speaker 14: I wasn't aiming to tell him for at least a
Speaker 14: week or two.
Speaker 1: The first act of the Wayside Theater production of Rescure
Speaker 1: comes to a close. Along about this time of year,
Speaker 1: you see brand new, shining automobiles everywhere you look. It
Speaker 1: makes you want to get behind the wheel of your
Speaker 1: favorite model and close the deal right then and there.
Speaker 1: But you'd probably say to yourself, yes, sir, I'd sure
Speaker 1: like to own that car.
Speaker 2: Well, just take my advice.
Speaker 1: Friends, before you make up your minds one way or
Speaker 1: the other, talk over the idea with the Chicago Motor
Speaker 1: Clubs automobile finance department. There's a big surprise in store
Speaker 1: for you. Thousands of motorists have taken can full advantage
Speaker 1: of the club's friendly, courteous service, and many of them
Speaker 1: have actually saved up to twenty five dollars on the
Speaker 1: financing the purchase of a new.
Speaker 2: Or used car.
Speaker 1: There's nothing like expert advice, and that's what the Chicago
Speaker 1: Motor Club is specialized in for over thirty two years.
Speaker 1: And here's something else you'll be interested in. At the
Speaker 1: same time you make arrangements for the financing of your car,
Speaker 1: you can place your automobile insurance through the Club. Members
Speaker 1: are assured the best possible policy. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: cash savings checks amounting to twenty percent are going out
Speaker 1: to policy holders right now. But the club benefits extend
Speaker 1: far beyond these two important services. Find out about those
Speaker 1: twenty four other money saving benefits right away. When this
Speaker 1: program closes, just pick up the phone and call Franklin
Speaker 1: one eight, one eighth ask for that valuable free booklet
Speaker 1: which is yours for the asking. It's a titled spend
Speaker 1: Less to Own and Drive your Car, and it's chuck
Speaker 1: full of information on how to change motoring worries into
Speaker 1: motoring pleasures. Just called Franklin one eight, one eight, or
Speaker 1: send your name and address to the Chicago Motor Club,
Speaker 1: Chicago or its nearest branch office. And now the second
Speaker 1: act curtain risers on the play of the week rest curing.
Speaker 2: Go Away ratio. I told you not to bother me.
Speaker 6: Your boys said I could find you here.
Speaker 2: What places do you want?
Speaker 8: I'm sorry You're ship got off on the wrong foot
Speaker 8: because I have a favor to ask you.
Speaker 1: Friendship, I thought I had looked upon you for the
Speaker 1: last time three hours ago.
Speaker 2: And as for a favor, no matter how slight, no.
Speaker 6: I know you came here for peace and quiet.
Speaker 2: And not for one moment do I intend to be
Speaker 2: deterred from getting.
Speaker 1: It now clear out, not until you hear me or not.
Speaker 1: If it's necessary, I'll use four don't you.
Speaker 5: Lay a hand on me.
Speaker 8: Oh, I'm sorry, I'm terribly sorry. Are you hurt?
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 6: I swung the chair in front of you.
Speaker 2: Thought you hit me?
Speaker 6: No, you only tripped over it. Can I help you.
Speaker 1: Up safer on the floor? And before I'm aimed any further,
Speaker 1: maybe I'd better hear what you have to say. You
Speaker 1: came to apologize for hitting me this morning, Yes as well.
Speaker 1: I accept that apology and the one for now, but
Speaker 1: don't come over to apologize anymore.
Speaker 6: I'll not come again until you invite me.
Speaker 2: And that's part company while I'm in fairly healthy shape.
Speaker 6: But you don't know what my favorite is.
Speaker 2: I don't even know who you are.
Speaker 6: My name's Maggie Jervis you already know who I am? Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, unfortunately? Well? Now what does it you want?
Speaker 2: An autograph?
Speaker 1: I don't have any pictures, but if you want my
Speaker 1: signats what I want?
Speaker 2: What do you want?
Speaker 6: Would would you my escort to a garden party tomorrow?
Speaker 2: What are you mad?
Speaker 1: First you hit me with a tomato, and then you
Speaker 1: hurl insults at me, and finally you swing a chair
Speaker 1: at me, and now you asked me to be your escort.
Speaker 2: It may seem unusual, unusual, unique, positively unique.
Speaker 1: Is it possible that there's some reasonable motive I'm overlooking?
Speaker 6: Would you indulge a sentimental.
Speaker 2: Gesture on occasion? I'm a pushover for sentiment? What's the gag?
Speaker 6: It's simpler than you think.
Speaker 11: Just make an appearance with me tomorrow afternoon at the
Speaker 11: Chilsen's garden party. Why well, your presence there with me
Speaker 11: would put an end to some nasty rumors floating about,
Speaker 11: for instance. Well, but I'm without sufficient charm to attractable,
Speaker 11: aren't you.
Speaker 6: Well you needn't take advantage of my position.
Speaker 2: One appearance and then I'll never be bothered again, not once.
Speaker 2: It may be worth it. Now do I do anything special?
Speaker 2: You look at me so lovingly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that'll be the hardest I know. I'll regret it,
Speaker 1: but I'll do it. You lay out my striped trousers racial.
Speaker 3: Uh hah ah, No me, not pack, you are saying rescuer.
Speaker 2: In New York, Gregel, and I'll wear the blue suit.
Speaker 3: Ike looking very nice.
Speaker 15: Please all the same Horatio, thinking this very funny way
Speaker 15: to get over the nerves breaking miss La, She says,
Speaker 15: same too.
Speaker 2: Yellow skin babbler. You didn't tell her where we are?
Speaker 3: Oh no, I am silent as rock up you brought
Speaker 3: how much did you take? Five dollars?
Speaker 2: And you told her?
Speaker 3: Oh ha, no a five dollars four? No good cow?
Speaker 2: You mean a bum stair? Yes, just the same. I
Speaker 2: don't trust her or you.
Speaker 1: We're clearing out of here after this confounded party rescuere hmm,
Speaker 1: what you're.
Speaker 5: Doing snooping in my kitchen?
Speaker 2: Yellow pair of or.
Speaker 15: May ask please if mister Blake have called to taking
Speaker 15: your lady to party?
Speaker 3: They just left by the front door. Huh, then Horatio
Speaker 3: can having words with you.
Speaker 16: I hope they's pleasant one sometimes inscrutable providence allowing servants
Speaker 16: to guide Master, and what do that mean?
Speaker 7: Or the boy?
Speaker 15: I have come to save Master from what? All female
Speaker 15: who are having designs?
Speaker 12: Meaning?
Speaker 3: Miss Maggie a sweet child? What pretty girl cannot always
Speaker 3: make me marry with rich men?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 3: You ain't planning to stay long in my kitchen?
Speaker 15: Or I'm humbly suggested you convey to miss jobs by
Speaker 15: Master having strong desire to remain in bachelor state if.
Speaker 7: You got any accidentally insurance.
Speaker 15: Or shadow of wife faithful to piece of bachelor home foot.
Speaker 16: For the door for you meets with something faith orfer
Speaker 16: putting John Iron Potley.
Speaker 3: Oh, our battles are creeping your hair cross, I get.
Speaker 16: Moving a I'm retreating because of no honor in fighting
Speaker 16: woman who is big as small mountains. You get the idea,
Speaker 16: but before fight beginning, remember wait of opponent making no
Speaker 16: difference in jiu JITs.
Speaker 2: Ah ju JITs.
Speaker 7: So you hide, now get get, get go see idea
Speaker 7: that grinning heath and running down miss Magnet just because
Speaker 7: she set a cap for mister Blake.
Speaker 6: Well, Peter, are you enjoying yourself?
Speaker 3: You don't mind.
Speaker 6: I'm like calling you, Peter.
Speaker 2: You're thinking to do any good? Oh?
Speaker 6: Here comes mister Tilson. Be nice to him.
Speaker 2: Who is this fellow?
Speaker 6: He's an important banker.
Speaker 2: I've known nothing of finance.
Speaker 6: Either his grandfather, but the two of them always managed
Speaker 6: to talk.
Speaker 2: Whoa mister Blake.
Speaker 13: I've been looking forward to meeting you.
Speaker 2: I can't say. Most people do and they look back.
Speaker 6: Peter, don't be modest.
Speaker 13: I'll be expecting a visit from you one of these days.
Speaker 2: Are you giving another party?
Speaker 6: I told you, I remember what you promised.
Speaker 2: I mean, I want you to drop him at the
Speaker 2: blank to talk business.
Speaker 6: You know, life, insurance, sloans, bun mortgages.
Speaker 2: Do I make myself clear, mister Blake.
Speaker 6: No, Peter is amazingly simple top money affairs, aren't you, Peter?
Speaker 2: Of course you are? Yes, yes, yes I am. I
Speaker 2: see you, then I can everything.
Speaker 6: Mister Tilton is settled.
Speaker 2: I've been looking for you, Blake. Wait a minute, now,
Speaker 2: what's that?
Speaker 6: I wonder over your grandpa?
Speaker 2: Oh, I couldn't find you, and mister Blake your boys
Speaker 2: looking for you? Rightia? Quiet? He comes? Now, excuse me,
Speaker 2: I'll see what he wants. He's a nice chat Maggie.
Speaker 5: Grandpa.
Speaker 6: Mister Tilton wants Peter to come into the bank.
Speaker 2: Gret him. He was a nasty kid, and by heavens
Speaker 2: he hasn't changed a bit.
Speaker 9: I'm worried and I don't be fit. I just remembered
Speaker 9: we have some stock in the older out of minds.
Speaker 9: Maybe mister Blake would like to embss you know that
Speaker 9: stock's worthless.
Speaker 6: You aren't suggesting we.
Speaker 2: Use Peter Blake only his name. No, I was afraid
Speaker 2: you'd feel that way. But I have another plan. It
Speaker 2: won't implicate Peter, not any further than the.
Speaker 5: Ze, No, we've gone far enough.
Speaker 2: Tell mister Tilton, certainly the truth eternal. A few days
Speaker 2: won't change it.
Speaker 12: I need time and if I can persuade old Beetle
Speaker 12: push to buy the stuff in exchange for the mortgage.
Speaker 2: I don't think you want to return them so fast.
Speaker 1: The telephone rang all morning, right, Oh yes, please, but
Speaker 1: Horatio not answering like you say, good boy.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 3: Finally, doorbell ringing.
Speaker 15: You say nothing about doorbell, so open missus lat there
Speaker 15: all the way.
Speaker 2: From New York. You said I wasn't home.
Speaker 3: Huh, she says, she waits.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm riding out right now.
Speaker 1: Oh no, you not have to.
Speaker 15: I fix everything. Oh, very simple. So she wanted to
Speaker 15: know why you picked this plate. So I say you
Speaker 15: have good reason.
Speaker 2: Good boy, you've squared everything. What did you tell her?
Speaker 3: Hahah? They say you come here to get married?
Speaker 1: What the second backed curtain falls on the wayside there
Speaker 1: presentation of rest cure. Let's join mister and missus Tom
Speaker 1: Bailey as they peer into the windows of a large
Speaker 1: and impressive automobile sales room.
Speaker 2: Man, oh man, look at that big maroon job over there.
Speaker 2: Oh what a honey, good.
Speaker 5: Tom, you can prove weak?
Speaker 2: Huh?
Speaker 5: Now out this year?
Speaker 2: What what's our this year?
Speaker 11: A new car?
Speaker 5: Of course, I'd love to have one. But I don't
Speaker 5: see how you don't.
Speaker 1: Well I do, and I know where I can get
Speaker 1: as fine a financial deal as Bill Smith got last week.
Speaker 2: You do, sure? Come on, We're going over to the
Speaker 2: Chicago Motor Club right now.
Speaker 1: Before you buy either a new or a used car,
Speaker 1: talk it over with the Chicago Motor Clubs automobile finance department.
Speaker 1: Why many motorists have saved up to twenty five dollars
Speaker 1: by financing car purchases Through this department of the club.
Speaker 1: You'll get the soundest advice you could possibly want on
Speaker 1: financing a purchase as big and important as an automobile.
Speaker 1: And the same time you finance your car, you'll want
Speaker 1: to place your automobile insurance. As a member of the club,
Speaker 1: you're entitled to that service, and you'll get the best
Speaker 1: policy obtainable.
Speaker 2: And just listen to this.
Speaker 1: Cash savings checks of twenty percent are being returned to
Speaker 1: policy holders right now. There's no obligation whatsoever if you
Speaker 1: request the club's free booklet entitled spend Less to Own
Speaker 1: and Drive your Car.
Speaker 2: But don't wait.
Speaker 1: Call Franklin one eight one eight right now. Special night
Speaker 1: operators will take care of your request. If you live
Speaker 1: outside Chicago, just send your name and address to the
Speaker 1: Chicago Motor Club Chicago or its nearest branch office. That
Speaker 1: free booklet is yours for the asking and now the
Speaker 1: third act of rescue radio.
Speaker 2: What are you doing on a clean goldfish board? I'll
Speaker 2: drop it, I mean let it go for the present.
Speaker 2: This lie, she not believes. So I am married.
Speaker 1: Two hours of explanation on my part, and she worked
Speaker 1: herself into a state of noble self sacrifice everything.
Speaker 2: Kaoki, No, not by a long shot. I know Laura.
Speaker 2: When her nobleness wears off, well, I just don't want
Speaker 2: to be around.
Speaker 3: You want me packed pretty quick?
Speaker 2: God?
Speaker 3: What about lady next door? You know you're going to
Speaker 3: marry her?
Speaker 1: Or ratio if you ever tell Maggie Jarvis I used
Speaker 1: her name and desperation.
Speaker 3: Huh Horty show can be having striped projects when we
Speaker 3: get back to New York.
Speaker 2: Please three size is too big, boy, you squinting blackmailer.
Speaker 3: But you can have him thanking you very much already,
Speaker 3: have stain him cut down.
Speaker 2: You get out of here.
Speaker 3: No, effort too great to enshore peace.
Speaker 2: I'll answer that you go pack. Hello, what, Maggie Jarvis.
Speaker 6: You didn't expect to see me again?
Speaker 2: Well, was rather optimistic. What did Laura tell you? It's
Speaker 2: a lie? Who oh? Well, then you haven't seen anyone? Huh, stranger?
Speaker 6: No, but I'm the last favor to ask.
Speaker 1: Will you just stand out in the open to avoid
Speaker 1: accidentally breaking an arm?
Speaker 6: Can you ever forgive me you?
Speaker 2: You're a good scout?
Speaker 6: Thanks, Peterie.
Speaker 2: What are all your young man? Maggie?
Speaker 6: There's only one and I found him indifferent.
Speaker 2: Well he must be blind only a little stupid. I
Speaker 2: want your face.
Speaker 6: Will you write a short please for the Ladies Dramatic Club.
Speaker 2: Listen? I came down here for a rest, A little
Speaker 2: little rest.
Speaker 6: No, don't get angry.
Speaker 2: Who's angry? I am calm, too, calm? What's to prevent
Speaker 2: me from murdering? You're right on the spot, only my calmness.
Speaker 2: But I warn you there are limits to what you
Speaker 2: can stretch your mind? How will you carry out? I
Speaker 2: don't know who is it? Me or her? I don't
Speaker 2: act like this with other people.
Speaker 6: I'm going don't say another.
Speaker 2: Word, but don't move. Wait, I want to look through
Speaker 2: the curtain. God, grief, it's Laura. Who's she's a girl
Speaker 2: on you in New York?
Speaker 8: Do you like it?
Speaker 2: I feel safer with a shark.
Speaker 6: Well, then why don't you stir it?
Speaker 2: Just say? Oh you don't know, Laura?
Speaker 14: I hang it.
Speaker 2: Oh, be a man, yeah, because I have been beating
Speaker 2: about the boys too long. Beater if necessary, I'll steal
Speaker 2: myself to be blunt.
Speaker 6: Don't let her bully you.
Speaker 2: But no, there's no point in her saying you, is there.
Speaker 6: I'll slip out to the garden.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, you better slip into the next room. Yeah, coming, Laura.
Speaker 2: Where how are you this morning?
Speaker 5: I haven't closed my eyes all large. Are you bent
Speaker 5: on marrying this girl?
Speaker 2: Oh? Oh oh, but Laura, I thought you were consoled.
Speaker 5: I am, I am, even though you're breaking my heart.
Speaker 5: I'm going away. Don't never try to see me again.
Speaker 2: I won't. This is really my fairway, Laura. You won't
Speaker 2: do anything desperate.
Speaker 5: I'm thinking of retiring to the stage now. I want
Speaker 5: to leave you with this thought. I'll always love you.
Speaker 2: The boot and picks.
Speaker 5: But that I thought we were alone.
Speaker 2: It's probably Horatio.
Speaker 5: Still listening in a keyhole.
Speaker 2: Is that you, Horatio?
Speaker 12: Yah?
Speaker 2: It's me. Oh?
Speaker 5: His voice seems lighter. Peter, who's in there?
Speaker 6: Laura?
Speaker 1: Don't open that door? No, no, no, I could explain everything.
Speaker 1: I don't lose your temper, Honey, Honey, I.
Speaker 5: Came here to tell you I've forgiven you.
Speaker 2: This is the way you.
Speaker 6: Treat me, and you did beautifully even without Noddy.
Speaker 5: Don't stand down. Let me be insolified.
Speaker 2: Is impertinent, girl, Laura? This is you know. I told
Speaker 2: you I am not my broken.
Speaker 5: Heart to you, but I didn't expect to be lost
Speaker 5: out by another hearing.
Speaker 2: The things I meant only for you on that face.
Speaker 13: So far.
Speaker 6: I don't find them again. Oh, Peter, are you hurt?
Speaker 4: Help me?
Speaker 6: Someone in here?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 2: What's going on here? Oh?
Speaker 6: It's you, sheriff.
Speaker 8: Get some water?
Speaker 6: He's passed out.
Speaker 9: Say pretty serious, eh, reckon, I can take the flowers
Speaker 9: out of this part and use.
Speaker 2: That watery Where am I?
Speaker 6: And then not take it?
Speaker 2: I remember it's war gone, yes, dear.
Speaker 6: Right after hitting you with a base.
Speaker 2: Who's he? I'm the sheriff. Your name Peter Blake? That's right?
Speaker 2: I came to rest. What for confidence? Man? Tell him worthless?
Speaker 2: Stop is this fella?
Speaker 1: That's my butler, Ballot and cook ratio Algeirfuji Sheriff.
Speaker 2: Now there's been a mistake. No, I don't know what
Speaker 2: you're talking about.
Speaker 3: Blake o Bad's already for a quick getting away.
Speaker 2: Oh so you don't know what I'm talking about? Uh?
Speaker 6: Which cell is it?
Speaker 2: Sheriff?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 6: Hello, Peter?
Speaker 2: You here? Haven't you in trouble enough?
Speaker 3: Oh it's my fault.
Speaker 6: Grandpa gave some stock to the bank and your name.
Speaker 2: Why well, the mortgage was due, and did the bank
Speaker 2: except me and the stock?
Speaker 6: Mister Tilton thought you owned the stock. After canceling the
Speaker 6: note the next day, he discovered the stock was worthless.
Speaker 2: Naturally, if your family had anything to do with it.
Speaker 11: Mister Tilton sold the stock to Grandpa twenty years ago,
Speaker 11: before he became a respectable banker.
Speaker 6: Grandpa reminded him, and he was happy to let everything stand.
Speaker 5: As it was.
Speaker 2: What am I doing here?
Speaker 6: Grandpa's bringing an order for your release? Oh here he is, Grandpa.
Speaker 8: Did you get it?
Speaker 2: I did? No, who knows Tiltson can match it? Jarvis
Speaker 2: for bricks of.
Speaker 4: Intrigue, Machiavelly was a piker compared to you too. This
Speaker 4: town's too small for any real intrigue. Now you take
Speaker 4: the Romans, Ah, but I'm forgetting. I must give this
Speaker 4: paper to the sheriff. I was born too late. The
Speaker 4: Romans marvelous people.
Speaker 2: Maggie. Why did you give me and named the Tilsen?
Speaker 6: It slipped out. I told him we were engaged.
Speaker 1: You told him that, and I told Laura never mind.
Speaker 1: Is that why you dragged me that infernal party? Is
Speaker 1: that the cause for all my present misery?
Speaker 2: Are you angry? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm tired. You don't use such a faculty for invention.
Speaker 1: You should have been a playwright. I don't know whether
Speaker 1: to killer Kisser.
Speaker 6: You might punish me by marrying me.
Speaker 10: Maggie, Peter, see what's going on here? Well, I'll be blamed,
Speaker 10: or should be.
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