Speaker 1: Shenley Laboratories, producer of Penicillin, Shenley and Shenley Pharmaceuticals presents
Speaker 1: Beyond Core. There Beyond Core Theater play Tonight Now Voyageer.
Speaker 1: Our star is Maureen O'Sullivan. Tonight, Shenley Laboratories presents another
Speaker 1: in a new series of great dramatic programs. Some of
Speaker 1: our stories are fact the struggles and accomplishments of great
Speaker 1: men of medicine. Others are fiction stories of devotion to
Speaker 1: an ideal individual, heroism or courage. By these programs, Shenley
Speaker 1: Laboratories would remind you that medical science and progress is
Speaker 1: not cold in personal research or pages of statistics, but
Speaker 1: her warm human story told in living terms, whether it's
Speaker 1: the life of one of medicine's immortals or the everyday
Speaker 1: record of service rendered by your own physician.
Speaker 2: Now Now Voyager starring Marin o.
Speaker 1: Sullivan with George Zuko and Elliott Lewis. In his study
Speaker 1: in his Great Sanitarium, a Cascades, New York, the world
Speaker 1: renowned psychiatrist doctor Henry jack WoT sits writing in his journal,
Speaker 1: I met Charlotte Vave for the first time in her
Speaker 1: own home. Her sister Lisa had come to me and
Speaker 1: asked me if I would considered taking Charlotte's case. There
Speaker 1: were details about it that interest in me, so I
Speaker 1: went to Boston. The moment I met Charlotte's mother, I
Speaker 1: begun to understand a lot of things.
Speaker 3: Charlotte was a late child, Doctor Jack with the child
Speaker 3: of my old age. I've always called her. I was
Speaker 3: well into buy forties when she was born. Her father
Speaker 3: passed on soon after, my ugly duckling. Of course, it's
Speaker 3: true that all late in life children are marked.
Speaker 2: Well laugh, and such children are not wanted that can
Speaker 2: mark them.
Speaker 3: I've kept her close by me always when she was young, foolish,
Speaker 3: I made decisions for and always the right decisions. You
Speaker 3: would think a child would wish to repay your mother's
Speaker 3: love and kindness.
Speaker 4: Yes, mother, Hello Lisa, Charlotte Darling. This is my very
Speaker 4: good friend, doctor jacque With. I wanted him to see you.
Speaker 2: How do you do miss fail?
Speaker 4: Doctor jack With.
Speaker 3: Lisa feels that your recent peculiarities, your fits of crying,
Speaker 3: your secretiveness indicate that you're on the verge of a
Speaker 3: nervous breakdown. Is that what your trying to achieve? I know, no,
Speaker 3: No has a sanitarium in Vermont, I believe probably one
Speaker 3: of those places with a high wire fence and yawling
Speaker 3: in Nates.
Speaker 5: Well, now, I wouldn't want anyone to have that mistaken notion.
Speaker 5: Cascade is just a place in the country. People come
Speaker 5: there when they're tired. You go to the sea Shaw.
Speaker 5: They come there.
Speaker 3: The very word psychiatry, Doctor jack with doesn't there freely
Speaker 3: with shame. Charlotte, my daughter, a member of Half Heavens.
Speaker 5: There's nothing shameful in my work, or frightening or anything else.
Speaker 5: It's very simple, really, what I try to do. People
Speaker 5: walk walk along a road. They come to a fork
Speaker 5: in the road. They're confused. They don't know which way
Speaker 5: to take. I just put up a signpost, not that way,
Speaker 5: this way.
Speaker 4: If you'll excuse me, miss.
Speaker 5: Vail, wait, don't run away and look. I wonder if
Speaker 5: I might ask you a favor. Will you be nice
Speaker 5: enough to show me around the house. It's such a
Speaker 5: beautiful place, and one does not get the chance to
Speaker 5: see these old Boston houses.
Speaker 2: I'd rather like to see what your room is like.
Speaker 4: I'm not your patience yet, doctor, of course not.
Speaker 5: I've seen the rooms of a lot of people who
Speaker 5: aren't my patients, my friends. I'd hope that you and I,
Speaker 5: but of course if you'd rather not.
Speaker 4: It's on the floor above. When I was seventeen, I
Speaker 4: stayed up once and till after midnight. That stair tread
Speaker 4: hasn't been fixed. In here we are. She locks her door.
Speaker 4: Make a note of a doctor. That's significant, isn't it?
Speaker 5: Well? It signifies it's your door. I have never heard
Speaker 5: it said that a woman's home is not her castle.
Speaker 4: Here it is doctor my castle.
Speaker 2: Her castle.
Speaker 5: A set of mahogany furniture selected by her mother, very
Speaker 5: obviously selected by her mother. A picture of the Colisea
Speaker 5: in my moonlight, an etching of pigeons, and mark square
Speaker 5: a Gloucester Sea scene. On one side of the room
Speaker 5: was a workbench completed with a set of tools for
Speaker 5: carving ivory. On the bench there was some raw ivory,
Speaker 5: a half finished figurine, and two exquisitely designed boxes.
Speaker 2: Did you do this?
Speaker 4: Why shouldn't I?
Speaker 2: The point is how you could? They're beautiful.
Speaker 5: I have a very real admiration for people who are
Speaker 5: clever with their hands.
Speaker 4: You may have one of them if you like.
Speaker 5: I would indeed, Well, that's very kind of you. I'm
Speaker 5: very fond of such things, are you. I wouldn't have
Speaker 5: to have a cigarette hidden the way someplace, would you?
Speaker 4: Do you think I hide cigarettes in my room? Doctor, No,
Speaker 4: it isn't that.
Speaker 2: But I must have left mine in my car.
Speaker 4: Where do I hide them? Doctor? On the shelves, behind
Speaker 4: the books, cigarettes and medicated sherry, and the books that
Speaker 4: my mother would never allow me to read. A whole
Speaker 4: secret life hidden up here behind the locked door. You're
Speaker 4: very perceiving, doctor.
Speaker 2: Your mother's quite a tyrant, isn't she.
Speaker 4: My mother's kept everything she could out of my life.
Speaker 4: When I was twenty, I fell in love. But the
Speaker 4: man wasn't good for a veil of Boston. What man
Speaker 4: is suitable, doctor? She never found one. What man would
Speaker 4: come along and look at me and say I want you?
Speaker 4: I'm fat? My mother disapproves of the faulderols of diet.
Speaker 4: Look at these shoes. My mother approves of sensible shoes.
Speaker 4: Look at the books on my shelves. My mother approves
Speaker 4: of good, solid books. I'm my mother's well loved daughter.
Speaker 4: I'm a companion, her servant, my mother, my mother, my mother.
Speaker 5: You'll never get a love pair of eyes, as your
Speaker 5: mother would say, if you spoil them with tears.
Speaker 4: Doctor Jacquin, can't you help me? When we were talking downstairs,
Speaker 4: you talked about a fork in the road. There so
Speaker 4: many other folks further along the road, so many.
Speaker 5: Put away your book and mipe off your eyeglasses and
Speaker 5: come downstairs. I am going to suggest to your mother
Speaker 5: that you come to Cascades for a few weeks of
Speaker 5: sun and rest and dire to Charlotte Vale weeks while
Speaker 5: her tears retreated and her hands became more steady.
Speaker 2: As time passed. With her sister Lisa's help, her appearance
Speaker 2: was changed.
Speaker 5: The sensible shoes disappeared for more attractive ones, her hair
Speaker 5: was cut to hang loose on her shoulders, and her
Speaker 5: clothes were chosen to set off her new personality. Outward
Speaker 5: lest she was a completely poised, lovely woman.
Speaker 4: But inwardly, Hello Charlotte, Hello Lisa, Doctor Jack with certainly
Speaker 4: is beautiful out here in the gardens. Oh yes, isn't
Speaker 4: it doctor Jack who tells me you're almost well?
Speaker 2: She is?
Speaker 4: He says, I'm well enough to leave here now, but
Speaker 4: I've got to go home. Oh Lisa, I dread it.
Speaker 4: I dread it. Horribly. That's awful. I suppose not to
Speaker 4: want to go home and be.
Speaker 5: With Stop look and listen New England conscience.
Speaker 4: On the track. Well, you may not have to go home.
Speaker 4: May I tell her doctor Jacks?
Speaker 5: Oh later, maybe you'll see how she behaves. We have
Speaker 5: a scheme, your relative and I what is it? You'll
Speaker 5: find it out in good time. This morning, Charlotte, during
Speaker 5: your office appointment with me, I referred to a quotation.
Speaker 4: Remember you said it was from Walt Whitman, but you
Speaker 4: couldn't quote it.
Speaker 5: Oh that's right, Well I've I've had it looked up
Speaker 5: and typed for you on a stiff of paper. If
Speaker 5: old Walt didn't have you in mind when he wrote this,
Speaker 5: he had hundreds of others like you.
Speaker 2: He's put into words.
Speaker 5: But I'd like to say to you now, and far
Speaker 5: better than I could ever express it here read it.
Speaker 4: I'm told want by life and land near granted. Now
Speaker 4: voyagers sailed our forth to seek and find.
Speaker 2: She was nervous when she started on the cruise to
Speaker 2: South America, and.
Speaker 5: She kept pretty much to herself. The first night, you
Speaker 5: didn't have the courage to go down to dinner. But
Speaker 5: on the second she remembered that I had said, pull
Speaker 5: your own weight, forget your hide bound New England, and
Speaker 5: I bend.
Speaker 2: Be interested in everything and everybody. Be nice to every
Speaker 2: human being who crosses your path. This is your table,
Speaker 2: Miss Vale, Thank you, Miss Vale. May I present mister Durant.
Speaker 2: I hope you don't mind jarring at table. But since
Speaker 2: you were both traveling.
Speaker 4: Alone, No, no, not at all.
Speaker 6: My name is Jeremiah Duvaux Durance if you'd like to
Speaker 6: hear it, and it's silly entirety. I was Jad in college.
Speaker 6: My wife calls me j Duvaux, and I'm Jerry to
Speaker 6: my friends.
Speaker 2: How about you? Who are you? What are you? Where
Speaker 2: do you come from?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm not quite sure who I am. If clothes
Speaker 4: make the name, then at present time, my sister Lisa.
Speaker 4: If it's the shoes, I'm her sister June, her daughter June.
Speaker 4: She picked mine. They were the same size, you see.
Speaker 4: But if it's I whom inside I well, I appear
Speaker 4: on the passenger list to Charlotte Vale, Boston, Massachusetts.
Speaker 6: I've heard of Boston and the name Veil like Bunker
Speaker 6: Hill rings a familiar bell. Will you go dancing in
Speaker 6: the lounge with me after dinner, Miss Charlotte of Boston.
Speaker 4: I'm afraid I'm not a very good dance.
Speaker 2: Neither am I.
Speaker 6: But I have a feeling about us. I have a
Speaker 6: feeling we're going to dance very well together. I have
Speaker 6: a wonderful feeling about you and me, Miss Charlotte.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's wonderful up here on deck, isn't it the air?
Speaker 4: Here's a taste to it, great intoxication.
Speaker 6: I'm afraid the ship will be in Rio all day tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Will you have lunch with me and help me do
Speaker 6: some shopping for my daughters?
Speaker 4: Your daughters?
Speaker 2: Yes? Here, I'll show you a picture.
Speaker 4: Who is that knitting?
Speaker 6: It's Isabelle, my wife. The picture isn't very good of Isabelle.
Speaker 6: She'd only looked up and smiled. That's Beatrice by her,
Speaker 6: And that's Tina sitting with her legs crossed. We hope
Speaker 6: she won't have to wear glasses always. Tina wouldn't smile
Speaker 6: for me either. She's convinced she's an ugly duckling.
Speaker 4: Does Tina know she wasn't wanted?
Speaker 2: That's an odd remark.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm sorry. I really shouldn't have said that.
Speaker 6: It's odd because it hit so close to the truth
Speaker 6: even before she was born. Her mother said, oh, never
Speaker 6: mind that. By the way, I have something for you.
Speaker 6: I don't know the first thing about perfumery, but the
Speaker 6: clerk said, this was all right.
Speaker 2: It's a it's a mixture of several kinds of flowers.
Speaker 2: It's called Jolie. Fleur reminded me of you.
Speaker 4: Oh, Jerry, Jerry, you know this is the first. You're
Speaker 4: the first man. This is my first present from the man.
Speaker 6: I'm glad I could give you your first present. I'm glad
Speaker 6: I could be the first man to give you one.
Speaker 6: I wish things were different. I wish I could be
Speaker 6: the last man and all the others in between.
Speaker 4: That was right. The air is intoxicating.
Speaker 2: It isn't the air, my darling. It's the moment, and
Speaker 2: it's you.
Speaker 5: There were other friends of Jerry Durance's on the ship,
Speaker 5: a young couple who had been friends of his for years.
Speaker 5: On the morning the ship, doctor Trio, Jerry and Mick
Speaker 5: were playing dick tennis and Charlottan Meck's wife Deb sat talking.
Speaker 7: Oh, I haven't heard Jerry laugh like that and years.
Speaker 7: You're good for him, Charlotte, Oh, Honestly, when I see
Speaker 7: what a woman like Isabel can do to a man
Speaker 7: like Jerry, it makes me boil. She doesn't love here
Speaker 7: more her children, She doesn't love anyone but herself.
Speaker 4: Please do you mind? I don't want to hear any
Speaker 4: more about it.
Speaker 2: I think you should.
Speaker 7: Why she even made Jerry give up his architecture because
Speaker 7: she wanted him to do something that would bring in
Speaker 7: money more quickly, and he could have been a fine architect.
Speaker 2: Hey, what are you getting so clubby about it?
Speaker 7: Just talking? Play with me back?
Speaker 4: Look, Jerry, we're getting into the harbor. Look, this is
Speaker 4: the one side in the world that's better than the
Speaker 4: picture postcards. You shouldn't miss this moment, Jerry. There's only
Speaker 4: one first sailing into real harbor. See over there, this.
Speaker 6: Is my getting off place. Yes, your boat goes on
Speaker 6: in three days when.
Speaker 4: I see you, Not unless you pay more attention to
Speaker 4: your guide. Thank you on your left over there, that's right,
Speaker 4: we'll take a cable car at the top. Up on
Speaker 4: that mountain. There's something to please your architect's heart.
Speaker 2: Did tell you why I used to be an architect?
Speaker 4: Look at it, Jerry, the Christas statue. You wouldn't from
Speaker 4: here that there's a way to get to the top
Speaker 4: that there is. We'll get there. They say that it's
Speaker 4: the closest, the closest that you can get to Heaven.
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Speaker 1: Now the second act of Now Voyager starring Marin O.
Speaker 1: Sullivan with George Zuko and Elliot Lewis in the study
Speaker 1: of his sanitarium Cascades a great psychiatrist, doctor Jacques Sits
Speaker 1: riding in his journal.
Speaker 5: Charlotte Vale was definitely on the mend, no more hysteria,
Speaker 5: no more grief. But she was up against a great
Speaker 5: problem now, and her future peace of mind depended completely
Speaker 5: on her response to the problem.
Speaker 2: The Voyager had sailed.
Speaker 5: Forth head thought had found on the third day that
Speaker 5: the ship had remained in Rio. She and Jerry went
Speaker 5: for a ride high on the mountains above Rio. The
Speaker 5: driver missed a turn and the car rolled over the
Speaker 5: mountain into a small plateau. Halfway down the mountain.
Speaker 2: I'm mother in heaven, what have my dog?
Speaker 7: I said, go forward the curse? She just went back
Speaker 7: with you killed Divert Senor sire, are you dead?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 7: Car he formerly so beautiful.
Speaker 4: That's all right, you are right.
Speaker 2: I told her to go forward. She just go back.
Speaker 2: Please send you.
Speaker 4: I was descending to the valley to get the cover
Speaker 4: out of a cord.
Speaker 2: Well, sen, you are saying your remain What did he say?
Speaker 4: I hope he said he'll get a horse in a row.
Speaker 2: It's beginning the storm.
Speaker 4: There's some sort of a shelter over there.
Speaker 2: Come on, we'll run for it.
Speaker 4: You must have been a boy scout. That's a beautiful fire.
Speaker 4: You're very quiet. What are you thinking about?
Speaker 6: I was pretending, or wishing, you might even call it praying.
Speaker 6: I was thinking how wonderful it would be if you
Speaker 6: and I were the only two people in the world.
Speaker 2: We could stay here forever.
Speaker 4: Oh, you get to be my age. You don't pretend anymore.
Speaker 4: You know there are no such thing as fairy tales
Speaker 4: or happy endings.
Speaker 2: We'll be friends, you and I all our lives.
Speaker 4: And do you really believe it?
Speaker 2: Yes, at least I want to believe it.
Speaker 6: I want to believe that there's a chance for such
Speaker 6: happiness as this to be carried on somehow.
Speaker 8: Somewhere in a few days, this will be gone, my
Speaker 8: footprints in the snow, leaving no trace when the snow melts,
Speaker 8: leaving nothing except.
Speaker 2: What we remember, all our lives. Wherever you are, wherever
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 6: We are, what our memories are. Whoever gave us this
Speaker 6: chance to be near each other, We'll give us only
Speaker 6: one chance.
Speaker 2: Darling, why are you crying?
Speaker 6: Don't you know what I'm saying? Don't you realize I
Speaker 6: love you?
Speaker 4: I know, and I can't believe it. I suppose he
Speaker 4: is it really tears of gratitude, an old maid's gratitude
Speaker 4: for the crumbs of it.
Speaker 2: Please don't talk like that.
Speaker 4: No one ever called me darling before you did, Darling, Cherry, Darling.
Speaker 5: It never was any more than that, a few gay hours,
Speaker 5: a blinding moment of revelation. But the two people who
Speaker 5: lived it would never be the same again. They had
Speaker 5: the intelligence to recognize love. They had the strength to
Speaker 5: put it by. Charlotte Vale came back a vibrant, glowing,
Speaker 5: confident person, and one that seemed completely happy if you
Speaker 5: didn't look too deeply in her eyes. She was very
Speaker 5: lonely for what she'd found and lust. She came to
Speaker 5: Cascades for a few weeks of rest before going home,
Speaker 5: and there she met Tina Durance, Jerry's child. I didn't
Speaker 5: know at that time she knew Duranz and it was
Speaker 5: completely accidental that Tina was in the next room to Charlotte.
Speaker 5: She heard Tina cry, and she opened the door and
Speaker 5: went in.
Speaker 4: Oh, hello, go away.
Speaker 7: I know who you are, and I don't like you.
Speaker 4: You do? Who am I?
Speaker 7: You're my new nurse?
Speaker 4: You're wrong, I'm your new neighbor. How long have you
Speaker 4: been a cascade? Ten days?
Speaker 7: Nearly eleven?
Speaker 4: And you don't like it very much? Doing? No? Now
Speaker 4: that did I at the end of ten days? For
Speaker 4: the first two weeks are the worst? Said, you have
Speaker 4: the jigsaw puzzle?
Speaker 8: Uh huh?
Speaker 4: Will you let me help you work it? Come here,
Speaker 4: miss Charlotte, Miss Charlotte, Tina Darling, what's the matter?
Speaker 7: Can I sleep in here with you?
Speaker 4: Of course you can. Oh, something happened, something terrible, Oh
Speaker 4: that awful this morning? Says there would be a.
Speaker 3: Nurser for me tomorrow night.
Speaker 4: Why must I have a nurse?
Speaker 7: Nobody, my aches nurse.
Speaker 4: I'll be some a shame. No, no, Tina, Tina, listen
Speaker 4: to me. Listen, Tina, I'll talk to them tomorrow, I'll
Speaker 4: ask them to give you another trial without a nurse.
Speaker 4: M I'm an old friend of doctor jack Wits, and
Speaker 4: I'll tell him too. You leave it to me. You
Speaker 4: good to me.
Speaker 8: Why are you so good to me?
Speaker 4: Oh? Lots of reasons, but one is enough. There was
Speaker 4: someone who was good to me once when I needed someone.
Speaker 4: I'll go to sleep, Tina, and I'll tell you a story. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'll turn the bed down now. Then close your eyes,
Speaker 4: make your muscles go all limp, and I'll tell you
Speaker 4: a story that's better. Now, pretend you're a child, because
Speaker 4: this story may be too young for you. Once upon
Speaker 4: a time there was a little girl, doctor Jack with
Speaker 4: I have a proposition to make.
Speaker 5: My nurse's telling me you're running cascades. Now you've had
Speaker 5: Tina hiking, dancing, playing tennis. I thought you came up
Speaker 5: here to have another nervous breakdown.
Speaker 4: Well, I decaid not to have it. It was all the
Speaker 4: same to you. I'm not doing anything with my time.
Speaker 4: Couldn't I take care of Tina instead of a nurse.
Speaker 4: I promised to ask you about everything I.
Speaker 2: Have already canceled the nurse. Just go ahead, tell me
Speaker 2: what you do.
Speaker 4: Oh, I just be with her. I pay her attention
Speaker 4: and make her feel wanted and important, and then as
Speaker 4: soon as you let me, I take her to Boston
Speaker 4: for holiday.
Speaker 2: Why do you take such great personal interest in Tina?
Speaker 4: Well, I know her father. He was on my cruisey.
Speaker 4: I thought perhaps you knew. I don't see how you couldn't,
Speaker 4: except that you seem to know so many things.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't know.
Speaker 5: If I had known, I certainly want to advise you
Speaker 5: to come to Cascades at present. I had no idea
Speaker 5: you'd ever met Durant's know how I emertionally involved you
Speaker 5: are with him, But I can't work in the dark
Speaker 5: when as a child in the picture.
Speaker 4: Well, i'll tell you everything. It's over. It's everything in
Speaker 4: two words, doctor, it's over, Doctor Jack with Tina needs
Speaker 4: me and I need her.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm crazy, But if you promise to behave yourself, oh,
Speaker 5: I'll tell her that you're only on probation. Remember what
Speaker 5: it says in the Bible, the Lord giveth and the
Speaker 5: Lord taketh away.
Speaker 4: How does it feel to be the Lord?
Speaker 5: Not so very wonderful? Since the free will bills passed
Speaker 5: to little power.
Speaker 4: I love you, doctor, Jaques, I.
Speaker 2: Love you, Charlotte Vale.
Speaker 5: Charlotte and Tina brought great good to one another and
Speaker 5: great happiness. Charlotte found the child she had missed, and
Speaker 5: Tina the mother. I got permission from Durance for Tina
Speaker 5: to go to Boston the Charlotte, and many months later
Speaker 5: I took him down on the me to visit them.
Speaker 5: I was a little nervous about that meeting, and more
Speaker 5: than a little apprehensive when Charlotte and Jerry went in
Speaker 5: the library and closed the door.
Speaker 4: How do you like your daughter, Jerry?
Speaker 2: She's lovely, But Charlotte, I'm going to take her home.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, you can't. Oh. Doctor Jack has said
Speaker 4: it would be the worst thing in the world for
Speaker 4: Tina to go home.
Speaker 2: Now, I don't care what he says.
Speaker 6: No self respecting man could allow such self sacrifices yours
Speaker 6: to go on.
Speaker 4: Indefinitely the most conventional, pretentious, pious speech I've ever heard
Speaker 4: you make in your life, Jerry, I simply don't know.
Speaker 6: You can't go on forever taking taking from you and
Speaker 6: giving nothing.
Speaker 4: Don't it, Jerry, Don't you see you will be giving?
Speaker 4: Don't you know that to take is to give? Sometimes
Speaker 4: the most beautiful way in the world of two people
Speaker 4: love each other. Or besides, Jerry, you'll be giving me Tina.
Speaker 4: Every single day. I'll be taking, taking, taking, and you'll
Speaker 4: be giving.
Speaker 6: I don't want my child to come along and take
Speaker 6: your whole life when you should be spending it with
Speaker 6: some man who'll make you happy.
Speaker 4: Oh, so that's it, some man to make me happy. Here,
Speaker 4: if I've been living under the delusion that you and
Speaker 4: I were so in sympathy that you knew without being told,
Speaker 4: what would make me happy. When Tina wanted to come
Speaker 4: home with me and stay, it was like a miracle happening,
Speaker 4: and I allowed myself to indulge in the fancy that
Speaker 4: both of us loving her and doing what was best
Speaker 4: for her together would make us seem actually like our
Speaker 4: child after a while. But I see that I've been
Speaker 4: just a big sentimental.
Speaker 2: Walt go of me now I know.
Speaker 6: Now, I know that it won't die what's between us,
Speaker 6: do what we will, ignore it, neglect it, starve it
Speaker 6: stronger than both of us together.
Speaker 2: Oh, Charlotte, let me.
Speaker 4: Go, Jerry. Jerry. Doctor jack With knows about us. When
Speaker 4: he let me take Tina, he said, you're on probation.
Speaker 4: You know what he means. He allowed me this visit
Speaker 4: of yours. But it's a test. If I can't stand
Speaker 4: such tests, I'll lose Tina in time, and we lose
Speaker 4: each other. Jerry, Jerry, will you help me? So?
Speaker 2: Shall we just have a cigarette on it? Thank you?
Speaker 2: May I come here sometimes whenever you like.
Speaker 4: It's your home too. People who love you live here.
Speaker 6: And may I sometimes smoke a cigarette with you and
Speaker 6: just sit here with you an understanding silence.
Speaker 4: Of course, we can always light our cigarettes from the
Speaker 4: same flame. That is, if you'll help me keep what
Speaker 4: we have, if we both try hard to protect that
Speaker 4: little strip of territory that's been given to us. I
Speaker 4: can talk to you once in a while about your child.
Speaker 2: Our child, Jerry.
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 2: And will you be happy? Charlotte? Will it be enough?
Speaker 4: I will be happy, Jerry. It must be enough.
Speaker 5: And so the case was concluded, the patient dismissed. The
Speaker 5: viager had reached his destination.
Speaker 1: In a moment, we'll bring back our star Marino Sullivan,
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, Shanley Laboratories, maker of penicillin. Chenley would
Speaker 1: remind you that the Ammeran Standard of Health is higher
Speaker 1: than that of any country in the world. But warning
Speaker 1: danger ahead. That is the meaning of a recurring ache
Speaker 1: or pain, or chronic under par feeling. It is of
Speaker 1: utmost importance to you to heed this warning and see
Speaker 1: your family physician immediately. Serious diseases may often be arrested
Speaker 1: when detected and treated in their incipient stage. Shenley Laboratories
Speaker 1: urges you take advantage of the years your doctor is
Speaker 1: invested in gaining knowledge and experience that will benefit you.
Speaker 1: Consult your doctor regularly. Now, ladies and gentlemen, Miss moreno Sullivan, Ladies.
Speaker 4: And gentlemen, to sum up the spirit of the Shenley
Speaker 4: Laboratory's program. This simple and beautiful prayer of the physician,
Speaker 4: written centuries ago by my monodies, seems to me to
Speaker 4: be apt and fitting. The eternal Providence has appointed me
Speaker 4: to watch over the life and death of all thy creatures.
Speaker 4: May I always see in the patient a fellow creature
Speaker 4: in pain. Grant me strength and opportunity always to extend
Speaker 4: the domain of my craft. This is the prayer of
Speaker 4: the physician. It is ages old, yet to day it
Speaker 4: is as new as the hope for a peaceful way
Speaker 4: of life. For all the world. May we invite you
Speaker 4: to listen again next week at the same time when
Speaker 4: Sheenley Laboratories presents Doctor Erek's Magic Bullet starring Charles Bickford,
Speaker 4: a great star and a great story. Good Night.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Voyager was produced and directed by Bill Lawrence and was
Speaker 1: presented to the courtesy of Warner Brothers, who this year
Speaker 1: is celebrating the twentieth anniversary of Sound Pictures. It was
Speaker 1: a Gene Holloway adaptation. We are most grateful tomorrow O'Sullivan
Speaker 1: who stepped in at the last minute to replace Loretta Young,
Speaker 1: whose illness made it.
Speaker 2: Impossible for her appear denied.
Speaker 1: This is Frank Graham speaking for Shenley Laboratories, producer of
Speaker 1: penicillin Shenley and inviting you to listen excuse at the
Speaker 1: same time when you'll hear Charles Beckford in Doctor Erlick's
Speaker 1: Magic Bullock. This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System