Speaker 1: The Shenley Laboratories, producer of penicill and Shenley and Shenley Pharmaceuticals,
Speaker 1: presents the OnCore Theory, The on Core thea of play Tonight,
Speaker 1: Doctor Elix's Magic Bullet.
Speaker 2: Our star is Charles Becker.
Speaker 1: The Night Shenley Laboratories presents another and a new series
Speaker 1: of great dramatic programs. Some of our stories are fact,
Speaker 1: the struggles and accomplishments of great men of medicine. Others
Speaker 1: of fiction, stories of devotion to an ideal individual, heroism
Speaker 1: or great courage. By these programs, Shenley Laboratories would remind
Speaker 1: you that medical science and progress is not cold in
Speaker 1: personal research or pages of statistics, but a warm human
Speaker 1: story told in living terms, whether it's the life of
Speaker 1: one of medicine's immortals or the everyday record of service
Speaker 1: rendered by the lone physician. Now Doctor Elick's Magic Bullet
Speaker 1: starring Charles Bickford as Doctor Eric.
Speaker 3: The facts are history. Now the words have been recorded
Speaker 3: for all to read. The man has been set in
Speaker 3: his rightful spot of honor among those designated by science
Speaker 3: and medicine for immortality. Listen to his story, the story
Speaker 3: of a man against a microbe. Let us go back
Speaker 3: to his younger years, when he was working in the
Speaker 3: Kaiser Wilhelm Hospital in Berlin. A man with a poor,
Speaker 3: undernourished body, sustained and driven by inner fires. In those days,
Speaker 3: he was not thought much of and his laboratory experiments
Speaker 3: were ridiculed. But he became friendly with another young doctor
Speaker 3: and through him he received the most important invitation, Doctor Perring.
Speaker 2: I can't tell you how I'm delighted to see you.
Speaker 4: Professor Coke has called this meeting to announce the most
Speaker 4: exciting discovery.
Speaker 2: Very kind of you to ask me.
Speaker 4: That was a very important minute here today there is
Speaker 4: alt off over there, the Minister of Science. No, no,
Speaker 4: over there, the one with the muttonshoff whiskeys. Come on,
Speaker 4: we'd better sit down. It comes Professor Coke under the platform.
Speaker 5: Now, gentlemen, it has long been my belief that tuberculosis
Speaker 5: is caused by a living microbe. Today I am able
Speaker 5: to announce that the search for this microbe has.
Speaker 2: Come to a successful conclusion.
Speaker 5: I have discovered the cause of tuberculosis and the corp
Speaker 5: of person suffering from this disease.
Speaker 2: It is a living germ with a long rod like shape.
Speaker 5: I invite you all to come forward and you a
Speaker 5: specimen of it under the microscope. Unfortunately, the bacilli do
Speaker 5: not stand out clearly. Only those whose eyes are trained
Speaker 5: and the use of the microscope will be able to
Speaker 5: see them. That, of course, makes my discovery of little
Speaker 5: or no value to the average doctor in diagnosing the
Speaker 5: causes of the berculosis.
Speaker 2: It might be possible to see the basili by staining. Earlik,
Speaker 2: what's that? Who spoke? It was? Ihir? Professor? What did
Speaker 2: you say it? Come down front? These I can't hear you? Yes, sir?
Speaker 5: Did you say stain the BASILEI?
Speaker 2: Yes, sir. We must compound a die which combined with
Speaker 2: the substance of this microbe. Then the microbe will be
Speaker 2: plainly seen for it and nothing else on the slide
Speaker 2: will be stained.
Speaker 5: Did you ever stain a microbe and nothing else on
Speaker 5: the slide?
Speaker 2: Well? No, As a matter of fact, that I have
Speaker 2: reasona believe it's possible. It's it is possible.
Speaker 5: I advise you to do so your fame in science
Speaker 5: will be guaranteed.
Speaker 2: May I have a culture by.
Speaker 5: All means, But be careful of the contents of this cube,
Speaker 5: young man.
Speaker 2: They're very dangerous. Thank you, doctor coach, and good luck,
Speaker 2: young man. You'll need it.
Speaker 6: Oh, Paul, that cough has me worried.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm all right, Sadie got backing so much like
Speaker 2: a wife.
Speaker 4: You were saying, Amiel, have you been working on those
Speaker 4: slides for months without getting anywhere?
Speaker 2: Paul? Maybe you should give up. Perhaps your theory is wrong.
Speaker 2: Don't say that, Amel. I know my theory is right. Paul.
Speaker 6: That cold too cold for you in your laboratory. I
Speaker 6: made a fire.
Speaker 2: What did you say, you lit a fire?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: Oh no, what's a pole ruin my slide? That's what
Speaker 2: I've told you to stay out of here. I've told
Speaker 2: you a dozen times.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, Paul. Please forgive me.
Speaker 2: Look at them, a week's work gone for not give
Speaker 2: me that towel. Headaches. We'll get them off the stove.
Speaker 2: Maybe they won't be spoiled. Yeah, put them here on
Speaker 2: the table. We'll look at them, and I have much hope,
Speaker 2: am Look the microbe, it's tame. The heat. The heat
Speaker 2: must have fixed the guy. You see them a meal?
Speaker 2: Of course I see them. The red rod like shapes
Speaker 2: are the tubercobacilli.
Speaker 4: Anyone can see them now, well, this is marvelous, Paul, marvelous.
Speaker 2: My dear dear missus Ilich. Will you marry me.
Speaker 6: My darling, doctor Erlick, Of course I will.
Speaker 5: Here you are, Professor Coke, my my microbe a bright red,
Speaker 5: My dear early how did you do it?
Speaker 2: By applying fusion red, eating the slide and watching it
Speaker 2: for alcohol. It's the heat that does the trick. Oh,
Speaker 2: this is a great contribution.
Speaker 5: The doctors, little doctors everywhere will be able to diagnosed
Speaker 5: tuberculosis with one accuracy. I owe you an apology, Dr Elich.
Speaker 5: My attitude taught you at the meeting.
Speaker 2: Why you make me very happy, Professor.
Speaker 5: Coche, Doctor Eli, I want you to join my staff.
Speaker 5: What I said in Irony holds good. Your place in
Speaker 5: science is guaranteed.
Speaker 2: Man against the microbe.
Speaker 3: It was the beginning of the fight for him, and
Speaker 3: he would still be fighting when he died. They sent
Speaker 3: him to Egypt before they let him work to get
Speaker 3: rid of his cough, and while he was there he
Speaker 3: began to study the effects of snake fights on people,
Speaker 3: and they began to wonder why snake bites were fatal
Speaker 3: in some cases and not in others.
Speaker 5: So when he came back, and this is your laboratory,
Speaker 5: Doctor Elichh. I hope you find it's satisfactory. Now you
Speaker 5: can go ahead developing new staining methods.
Speaker 2: I'm very grateful, but with your indulgence, I'd rather not
Speaker 2: work on dies at present.
Speaker 5: Indeed, well, in that case you might join your friend
Speaker 5: doctor Barring in his diphtheria experiments. The number of new
Speaker 5: cases is alarming, most alarming it. It looks as if
Speaker 5: we're in for an epidemic.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid diph theory is not what I'm looking for either.
Speaker 2: What in heaven do you want to do right now?
Speaker 2: I want to work on snakes.
Speaker 5: Well, I may. I laughed at you before, and I
Speaker 5: was wrong. If it's snakes you want, very well, you
Speaker 5: shall have snakes.
Speaker 2: Get three more snakes and prepare them for me to
Speaker 2: collect the venom. These are depleaded. Oh yes, doctor Eman.
Speaker 4: Halloa amil, but not oh every child I tried the
Speaker 4: diphtherious ceremon died.
Speaker 2: It didn't work at all. I can't figure it out, Paul,
Speaker 2: But the guinea pigs had worked perfectly. And I'm in
Speaker 2: the midst of an experiment another time. I'll be glad
Speaker 2: to listen another time. Perhaps all the children in Germany
Speaker 2: will have choked to death by then. But of course
Speaker 2: your own experiment must comfort Amy. Listen to me, you
Speaker 2: don't know what you're talking about. When I was in Egypt,
Speaker 2: a man and a boy were bitten by an adder
Speaker 2: the same snake. The boy died horribly, but the man
Speaker 2: wasn't even made sick. I'm only interested in dip theory.
Speaker 2: Please a Mael. Here's the point. Three times before he
Speaker 2: had been bitten three times. Each time the venom had
Speaker 2: less effect, the symptoms became less and less severe. This
Speaker 2: last time he wasn't even sick. I muna for weeks now,
Speaker 2: I've done the same thing, experimentally infecting animals with gradually
Speaker 2: larger doses of snake venom until they were getting shots
Speaker 2: that would ordinarily kill a hundred of their species to one,
Speaker 2: all of which proves that immunity is not the quality
Speaker 2: of the blood, but something in the blood, specific substances
Speaker 2: that are formed by the cells, a chemical army which
Speaker 2: destroys bacteria and poisons. I'm beginning to see what you're
Speaker 2: getting at. Look. This graph represents the development of immunity
Speaker 2: to snake venomon. It shows how you can increase the
Speaker 2: quantity of antibodies to neutralize any given amount of poison. Yes? Yes,
Speaker 2: do you think in diph theory A, You're not. We
Speaker 2: have only to store a sufficient quantity of antibodies and
Speaker 2: an animal by injecting it not once, but ten, twenty
Speaker 2: thirty times. You mean that the blood of a horse,
Speaker 2: perhaps which had withstood twenty increasingly large doses of diphtheria toxin,
Speaker 2: would cure a child. It's my theory, Paul, PAULA. I
Speaker 2: want to beg your pardon, Amil. There's never any need
Speaker 2: for apologies between friends. Friends become friends because they understand
Speaker 2: one another. Here, let's get to work.
Speaker 6: There's no use bringing any more children to this hospital.
Speaker 6: We can't do anything for us. They might as well
Speaker 6: die at home.
Speaker 2: I have given orders to put up beds in the corridors,
Speaker 2: in the offices. We can't let them die in the streets.
Speaker 2: Come in, doctor Eric, doctor Berrying, what are you doing here?
Speaker 2: We have a new serum we're going to try.
Speaker 4: We were set over by Professor Koch at the specific
Speaker 4: urging of Minister oltof bearing.
Speaker 2: What's the use you tried your serum several times before
Speaker 2: and it feels the laboratory, this new serum showed itself
Speaker 2: one hundred times as effective as the old bearings. Old
Speaker 2: serum was good in the laboratory too. Nothing can stop
Speaker 2: the epidemic unless it is this serum. You cannot ignore
Speaker 2: the possibility. You are right, doctor Eliic, We cannot ignore
Speaker 2: any possibility. We will give the serum a last and
Speaker 2: final test. I will give you a ward with forty
Speaker 2: theory of patients in it. You will give the serum
Speaker 2: to twenty patients and withhold it from the rest. If
Speaker 2: there is a higher percentage of recovery among the patients
Speaker 2: treated than among the untreated ones, we will know the
Speaker 2: serum has some value. As long as there's a chance
Speaker 2: the serum may work, I think we should give it
Speaker 2: to everybody. Only with a controlled experiment can we establish
Speaker 2: the value of your serum once and for all. So remember,
Speaker 2: twenty get the serum, and twenty do without alcohol. New needle,
Speaker 2: too much? Check again? Another syringe? All right, prepare this boy, Paul,
Speaker 2: he would make twenty one. Look at his eyes. If
Speaker 2: you do, I am a chance to live. No, but
Speaker 2: Hartman said, I Am going to inject them all. Whyre
Speaker 2: you with me. I'm with you, Paul.
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Speaker 1: pharmaceuticals to aid him in his fight against disease. Now,
Speaker 1: the second act of Doctor Elick's Magic Bullet, starring Charles Bickford.
Speaker 3: Alec had a bitter quarrel with Hartman after they'd finished
Speaker 3: the injection, and he and Barring left the hospital with
Speaker 3: the knowledge that if their serum failed there would be
Speaker 3: objects of ridicule. They went to Alec's small house and
Speaker 3: began to pace the hours until they should hear and
Speaker 3: at last an orderly came with an ominous message that
Speaker 3: his excellency, Minister Aldhaff was waiting to see them at
Speaker 3: the hospital.
Speaker 7: Seen swim do young research mean? Ignore the instructions of
Speaker 7: distinguished physicians. In all my experience, I have never heard
Speaker 7: of such a thing.
Speaker 2: I was wrong, your excellency, I know, But if you
Speaker 2: could have seen the faces of these children as they
Speaker 2: fought for breath.
Speaker 4: And if you had known that there was even a
Speaker 4: chance they might be saved.
Speaker 7: You may consider yourselves very fortunate indeed that things turned
Speaker 7: out as they did.
Speaker 2: Why, your Excellency, is the news from the DIPI award.
Speaker 7: Is it possible that you haven't heard heard what every
Speaker 7: one of the children you injected is recovering. The antitoxin
Speaker 7: saved them. I am issuing orders that bachelors of the
Speaker 7: serum be made up and sent to every city in Germany. Gentlemen,
Speaker 7: have a cigar all life.
Speaker 2: I think i'd better sit down.
Speaker 7: I'm going to see that both of you young men
Speaker 7: get the recognition you deserve. Doctor Erlik for you, I
Speaker 7: am going to create a research laboratory where you can
Speaker 7: be your own master.
Speaker 2: What do you say, well, there is an idea, a
Speaker 2: theory that I want to experiment on a theory. Yes,
Speaker 2: I believe it will be possible one day manufacture immunity
Speaker 2: to disease and a test tube, mold little magic bullets
Speaker 2: to shoot into the bloodstream and destroy invading micro And what.
Speaker 7: Disease are you specifically going after with this magic bullet?
Speaker 2: Sephalis ten years.
Speaker 3: Of study, experiment, experiment study ten years.
Speaker 2: Gentlemen, we have two factors to reckon with the poisonous
Speaker 2: effect on the sons of the micro which of course
Speaker 2: would affect a cure, and the poisonous effect on the
Speaker 2: cells of the body, which would be fatal to the patient.
Speaker 2: Each shall be represented by a lion on this chart.
Speaker 2: The further apart we can push these two lines, the
Speaker 2: closer we shall be to success. When they are the
Speaker 2: width of this chart apart, we shall have found the
Speaker 2: magic bullet. It may take heaven.
Speaker 3: Ten years of concentration and labor, disappointment and progress, ten
Speaker 3: years at the end of which Bearing now a distinguished
Speaker 3: professor came to see him, and an old friendship seemed lost.
Speaker 3: For Bearing an Alick found themselves stranger.
Speaker 4: Oh, I have come here administer Olof's request. He's been
Speaker 4: having difficulty with the budget committee. They don't want to
Speaker 4: grant your appropriation. Altop has asked me to express an
Speaker 4: opinion as to the value of your work. He believes
Speaker 4: it would have sufficient weight to overbalance the opposition. Well, well,
Speaker 4: it places me in a very unpleasant position. The idea
Speaker 4: of shooting chemicals into the veins of human beings fills
Speaker 4: me with horror. If you will not, my friend, I
Speaker 4: would attack it publicly.
Speaker 2: I'm not asking you to be silent. Put it in
Speaker 2: writing so that one day I can wave it before
Speaker 2: your nose. No, no use doing that, because you can't
Speaker 2: see beyond your nose. I'm sure you know how much
Speaker 2: our friendship means to me. No, we were friends ten
Speaker 2: years ago when your mind was open to new ideas,
Speaker 2: but we could never be friends with your present attitude.
Speaker 2: Good day, Paul, goodbye, Amiel.
Speaker 3: Perring went back with his unfavorable report, and Airlex funds
Speaker 3: were cut in half, but funds were secured for him
Speaker 3: from private sources and the work went on.
Speaker 2: Gentlemen, we have discovered beyond any shadow of doubt that
Speaker 2: arsenic is the key that fits the molecules to which
Speaker 2: the microbe is composed. But it also fits the molecules
Speaker 2: of which the brain and nerves are composed. We must
Speaker 2: now shape our key so that it fits only the microbe.
Speaker 3: The days became weeks, the weeks months, and the numbers
Speaker 3: on his great chart representing experiments mounted into the hundreds,
Speaker 3: and gradually the lines grew farther and farther, until the
Speaker 3: numbers on the chart reached six or six and the
Speaker 3: lines were the width of the chart apart.
Speaker 2: Doctor Elick, board of Directors of the German Medical Association
Speaker 2: has delegated us to ask you when you will submit
Speaker 2: your drug for recommendation. You must realize, doctor Erick, that
Speaker 2: every position throughout the world is eager to use your
Speaker 2: new specific. No, gentlemen, I'm sorry, but I cannot release
Speaker 2: the specific at this time. First I must find out
Speaker 2: how the preparation affects people with complications with diseases, with
Speaker 2: high blood pressure, but nervous conditions. You must give me
Speaker 2: more time.
Speaker 8: Gentlemen, I have a patient, to a young girl. It
Speaker 8: would be a tragedy if she should die of this
Speaker 8: horrible thing.
Speaker 2: With six or six her life can be saved. I
Speaker 2: am an old man, doctor Eleck.
Speaker 8: And you will forgive me if I speak freely. I
Speaker 8: recall that some years ago there was a deterior epidemic,
Speaker 8: and a young doctor unknown and transcended the scientific attitude
Speaker 8: to relieve some suffering children. If there is a remedy
Speaker 8: in the name of humanity, surely that doctor will release
Speaker 8: it to the public.
Speaker 2: There is nothing I can say an answer to so
Speaker 2: eloquence a flea doctor. I will see that you, gentlemen,
Speaker 2: get the specific as you require it.
Speaker 3: It was the gesture of the humanitarian, not the wise
Speaker 3: of motiontionless decision of the man of science.
Speaker 2: And he was in trouble very fast. In how many
Speaker 2: gifts will fit? Do you have absolute proof that Erlich's
Speaker 2: come pun with the cause? Thirty eight?
Speaker 7: As publisher of the most influential newspapers in the country,
Speaker 7: it is your duty to reveal the truth about this
Speaker 7: damnable drug.
Speaker 2: I have here an article of my own writing which
Speaker 2: will serve to launch the attack. I'll read you part
Speaker 2: of it. The victims of six oh six were as
Speaker 2: surely murdered as if they had been stabbed from behind.
Speaker 2: How can such a dangerous drug be distributed in enormous
Speaker 2: quantities in our country? The reason is that its discoverer,
Speaker 2: Paul Erlick, and the rhyin chemical industries incorporated, through their
Speaker 2: influence with persons in high station, have been able to
Speaker 2: put pressure on physicians health offices. We publish that Erlick
Speaker 2: will sue you for libel. I wouldn't ask anything better.
Speaker 2: A trial would bring everything into the open. It would
Speaker 2: be the finish of Erlic and his so called specific
Speaker 2: One of the biggest names of science would testify in
Speaker 2: our behalf Amiel von Behring himself.
Speaker 9: Before resuming, the court must once more remind all parties
Speaker 9: concerned that this is a trial of libel and that
Speaker 9: the sole question which concerns us at this time is
Speaker 9: did doctor Erlik distribute a poisonous product which caused the
Speaker 9: deaths of numerous individuals? And did he continue to market
Speaker 9: the product for personal profit after he had knowledge of
Speaker 9: these deaths, as stated by the defendant of Wilfrid in
Speaker 9: his article A defense attorney will continue.
Speaker 10: Please, doctor Lynch, you have heard the previous witnesses in
Speaker 10: this case testify to the deaths of thirty eight persons.
Speaker 10: Were the symptoms in all these instances precisely similar to
Speaker 10: those of your patient Freedom MESCA. Yes, And in your opinion,
Speaker 10: what was the cause of Freedom Metzker's.
Speaker 2: Death, awsenic poisoning your honor. Of course, arsenic is a poison.
Speaker 2: There can be no question but that arsenic killed them.
Speaker 3: I object doctor Aerlick is injuring himself to testifying without
Speaker 3: legal advice.
Speaker 2: I want no legal advice. It's a question of truth
Speaker 2: to a great extent. I am responsible for these deaths.
Speaker 2: It would not have occurred had I withheld six O
Speaker 2: six until I was able to test every reaction to
Speaker 2: the drug. These fatalities, however, have taught us that in
Speaker 2: certain rare instances, a chemistry occurs within the body which
Speaker 2: breaks down the compound and releases the arsenic. And now
Speaker 2: we know also that each of these individuals flies a
Speaker 2: danger flag, an intense itching of the skin, which manifests
Speaker 2: itself in ample time to discontinue treatment in the future.
Speaker 2: The preparation may be prescribed to any sufferer without risk.
Speaker 10: We are not concerned with the rosy future which doctor
Speaker 10: Erlick paints. The relevant point is his admission that six
Speaker 10: those six cause the deaths of thirty eight people.
Speaker 2: I am only trying to help the court understand the
Speaker 2: real nature of these deaths.
Speaker 10: The court understands well enough without your assistance.
Speaker 2: I demand that the counsel for the defense show respect
Speaker 2: toward my clients. Gentlemen.
Speaker 9: Gentlemen, I'm afraid that your observations are irrelevant for this issue,
Speaker 9: Doctor Elick.
Speaker 2: Irrelevant. Next witness, all Metal, dud. It's the books of
Speaker 2: the Erlick Institute, mister Metal.
Speaker 3: Is there a special fund devoted to further work on
Speaker 3: six h six?
Speaker 11: Yes, it operates on the sums I received from the
Speaker 11: Rhine Chemical Industries Incorporated.
Speaker 3: Does doctor Erlick take money from this fund for his
Speaker 3: personal use at any time?
Speaker 11: No, that would be impossible. It is a trust fund
Speaker 11: which can be used only for test animals, laboratory equipment,
Speaker 11: and salaried assistance.
Speaker 2: Your honor, Yes, Doctor Wolford. In view of this testimony,
Speaker 2: I feel called upon to make a public apology to
Speaker 2: doctor Elick for accusing him of capitalizing on his specific
Speaker 2: It must be remembered, however, that the main issue is
Speaker 2: in no way affected by the present revelation. My original
Speaker 2: statement that six O six is a poison and not
Speaker 2: a cure remains unchained. I'm sure that Professor von Bring
Speaker 2: will corroborate this statement.
Speaker 9: Will Professor Emu von Bering take the stand, please, Professor Bearing,
Speaker 9: Is there any scientific means of proof by which it
Speaker 9: is possible to determine whether or not six oh six
Speaker 9: performs lasting cures?
Speaker 2: Only time which tries all truth?
Speaker 9: In your opinion worthy thirty eight deaths mentioned in the
Speaker 9: evidence here due to six O six.
Speaker 12: In my opinion, they were so that while no cures
Speaker 12: can be attributed to six six, thirty eight deaths resulted
Speaker 12: from its use thirty nine thirty nine. You know of another, yes, Siphlis,
Speaker 12: But her Professor, you have written and lectured against the
Speaker 12: arlic theory of chemical therapy. Doctor Wolfrid must realize that
Speaker 12: it is the task of science to discover the truth
Speaker 12: and that there is no shame attached to recognition of errors.
Speaker 12: In the past six months.
Speaker 4: I have studied hundreds of cases, and I am now
Speaker 4: convinced that six O six is a complete success. Six
Speaker 4: O six stops infectiousness. The individuals who are treated with
Speaker 4: it are no longer capable of passing on the disease
Speaker 4: to others, and if there is no transmission of the infection,
Speaker 4: the disease must necessarily die out. Two thirty eight individuals
Speaker 4: are dead from six o six, but those dead must
Speaker 4: be thought of his martyrs to the public good. If
Speaker 4: ten times their number had fallen, I would still say
Speaker 4: it is all for the best or through it, and
Speaker 4: only through six o six, or possibly some new drug
Speaker 4: not yet discovered, can the fight against this dread disease
Speaker 4: be won.
Speaker 9: A court is satisfied from the evidence that six oh
Speaker 9: six is recognized by the medical profession as the best
Speaker 9: remedy yet developed for syphilis. And it is the court's
Speaker 9: hoped that this trial will not only serve to vindicate
Speaker 9: doctor Arlick of the accusations made by the defendant, but
Speaker 9: also that it will impress upon the world the full
Speaker 9: value of his great contribution to mankind. Therefore, in accordance
Speaker 9: with paragraph one eighty six of the Code, the defendant,
Speaker 9: doctor Hants Wolfrit stands convicted of criminal libel and this
Speaker 9: sentence to one year in prison. In view of the
Speaker 9: fact that he's not previously been convicted of any crime,
Speaker 9: the prison sentence will be suspended and he'll be placed
Speaker 9: on probation.
Speaker 2: Amiel, I don't know what to say to you, how
Speaker 2: to thank you for your testimony. Don't thank me, Paul.
Speaker 2: For the rest of my life.
Speaker 4: I am going to be thanking you, and so will
Speaker 4: all doctors and all people, not only in our time,
Speaker 4: but in all the times to come. You're an honor
Speaker 4: to your profession, your country, and your century.
Speaker 1: In a moment, we'll bring our star Charles Bickford back
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Speaker 1: and health filled life will be far greater for it.
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Speaker 2: written centuries ago by my modernly deeds, seems to me
Speaker 2: to be apt and fitting. The eternal Providence has appointed
Speaker 2: me to watch over the life and death of all
Speaker 2: thy creatures. I always see in the patient a fellow
Speaker 2: creature in pain. Grant me strength an opportunity always to
Speaker 2: extend the domain of my craft. This is the of
Speaker 2: the physician. It is ages old, yet today it is
Speaker 2: as new as the hope for a peaceful way of
Speaker 2: life for all the world. May we invite you to
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Speaker 1: time when you will hear Franchotne and.
Speaker 2: Susan Peters in Dark Victory.
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