Speaker 1: William and Susan Travis have escaped the authoritarian, war ravaged
Speaker 1: world of twenty one fifty five, seeking anonymity in mid
Speaker 1: century Mexico, but agents from their own time are searching
Speaker 1: for them, and the past may offer less safety than
Speaker 1: they hoped. From NBC This Is Dimension X, episode eight
Speaker 1: to the Future, first heard on May twenty seventh, nineteen fifty.
Speaker 1: Ray Bradbury's story was adapted for radio by Ernest Kinoy,
Speaker 1: with John Larkin and Jan Minor as the fugitive couple,
Speaker 1: and now the original broadcast.
Speaker 2: Adventures in Time and Space told in Future tenths.
Speaker 3: Time is an interesting phenomenon, a ticking clock, the running
Speaker 3: sands of an hour glass. All these have captured the
Speaker 3: imagination of men. But time is more. It exists now
Speaker 3: and then and in the future. Suppose we are in
Speaker 3: the year nineteen fifty, coexistent in time, maybe worlds we
Speaker 3: have never seen, the worlds of the past and of
Speaker 3: the future. The year was nineteen fifty. It was a
Speaker 3: spring night in Mexico for yester time. The fireworks shot
Speaker 3: up into the clear, dark sky, and a paper machet
Speaker 3: bull ran about the plaza, chasing boys and laughing men.
Speaker 4: Mister and missus.
Speaker 3: William Travis stood on the edge of the yelling crowd, smiling.
Speaker 5: What is it, Dell? What do they say?
Speaker 4: They cheering for the bull? Here comes? Is good, isn't it?
Speaker 6: I wonder how they ricked up the carr feeling fund people.
Speaker 5: I've never enjoyed myself so much in my life.
Speaker 4: It's terrific. How they propabull a bottle the door. We'll
Speaker 4: go on, I mean not soon. Don't worry. I'm enough
Speaker 4: travelers checks for a lifetime.
Speaker 6: Relax.
Speaker 5: But suppose they find us, get it?
Speaker 4: They haven't a chance.
Speaker 5: I suppose they do. Suppose they take us back.
Speaker 4: I'll never find us. Now related enjoy yourself?
Speaker 5: Oh it could only less.
Speaker 4: Come on, don let's get out of the crowd. I
Speaker 4: think you'll need a drink, all right, let's joy a
Speaker 4: something different this time.
Speaker 5: I want to try every drink there is.
Speaker 6: In the world, because don't worry about them.
Speaker 4: There's no rush. But let me time out. Now there's
Speaker 4: a table over there, Bill m what's a many?
Speaker 5: Don't don't look right away, but over your left shoulder.
Speaker 5: Life by the end of the bar, that, ma'am.
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 5: I saw him this morning in the plaza.
Speaker 6: Well, let me take it easy.
Speaker 4: The tunnel is full of tourists.
Speaker 5: He was at warres in Tasco.
Speaker 4: Bill, I'm afraid I don't stare at him.
Speaker 5: Come on, I know it's the same man. He was
Speaker 5: wearing the same white.
Speaker 4: Suitit down suit, all right, not come on, dear, smile
Speaker 4: at natural Bill.
Speaker 5: He's been following us. He's a searcher.
Speaker 6: I know he is.
Speaker 4: Wyatt. Oh boy, here boy.
Speaker 7: See Benedictine and Brandy too.
Speaker 5: You see see Senor he's watching us.
Speaker 7: Bill, or you'll quitn't worrying down? And the chances are
Speaker 7: one in a thousand that they found us. Probably it's
Speaker 7: just a coincidence.
Speaker 5: Hi, I want to lie down. I think I'm going
Speaker 5: to be sick.
Speaker 7: Susan, hang on, will you? If he is looking for us,
Speaker 7: we can't run out. What's he doing now?
Speaker 5: He stopped a waiter. He's asking something.
Speaker 4: He may just want to drink, Bill.
Speaker 5: I can't stand it. I've got to go upstairs and
Speaker 5: write down.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, as soon as we finish our drinks.
Speaker 4: What's he doing now?
Speaker 5: Well, he's nodding at me as if he knows me,
Speaker 5: and he's smiling. Bill, he's coming over here.
Speaker 7: I watch yourself. We've got to go right on in
Speaker 7: front of him. That's what he is, what we think
Speaker 7: he is. He won't suspect we got to come on.
Speaker 7: So I said to David, Dave, that's ridiculous. You know
Speaker 7: that the thing is that is never going to say, Kristen,
Speaker 7: what you.
Speaker 4: Did not pull up your pants leg when you said
Speaker 4: don oh.
Speaker 7: I'm afraid you have the wrong person. My name isn't
Speaker 7: Chris Chris ten No, I'm William Travis. I don't see
Speaker 7: what my pants leg has got to do with it.
Speaker 8: Mind if I said, well, yes, everyone nowadays pulls up
Speaker 8: his pants leg when he sits down like this keeps
Speaker 8: the trousers from bagging at the knees.
Speaker 4: But of course, if you're not used to this style
Speaker 4: of blow, I see here. We don't know you. We don't.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, I thought I knew you. Look, this is
Speaker 8: our table, if you don't mind me. I'm looking for
Speaker 8: two friends of mine, a man and his wife, very
Speaker 8: much like you. The man is an atomic scientist, the
Speaker 8: wife a bacteriologist. Very important people. They work on government business.
Speaker 8: Just what are you talking about when I find my
Speaker 8: friends going to take.
Speaker 4: Them home with me.
Speaker 7: Look here, mister Simms, that will do for not all right, Sims,
Speaker 7: I understand that you thought you knew us. You can
Speaker 7: see you're mistaken. How if you'll excuse us, My wife
Speaker 7: and I were just going up to our room. We
Speaker 7: have to make an early start in the morning.
Speaker 4: Going for a trip Appulco PABs love never mind where
Speaker 4: we're going.
Speaker 8: Yes, of course you don't like crowds tourists. I'd probably
Speaker 8: like to get off the beaten path. You know I've
Speaker 8: got a vacation folder here that might interest you.
Speaker 4: They'll let's go wait.
Speaker 8: Put out by an outfit that calls itself Travel in
Speaker 8: Time Incorporated, Travel in Time, Yes, they've.
Speaker 4: Come up with a rather intriguing idea.
Speaker 8: Would you like to actually witness the burning room sail
Speaker 8: with Columbus in fourteen hundred and ninety two on his
Speaker 8: voyage of discovery to America, meet Cleopatron? Then why not
Speaker 8: take your vacation in time as well as in place.
Speaker 8: But perhaps you've seen this leaflet before? Of course not,
Speaker 8: then you'll be interested in hearing the rest Travel and
Speaker 8: Time Incorporate. It can cost you you put you in
Speaker 8: the crowd at any place and time and history. Lord,
Speaker 8: we guarantee to teach you any language you need. To
Speaker 8: move freely in any year without risk of detection this summer,
Speaker 8: to escape from the worries of our modern world, take
Speaker 8: your vacation entirele.
Speaker 4: That's impossible, of course.
Speaker 8: Ah, Think what it would mean, A chance to escape
Speaker 8: all the tensions of an unpleasant rite.
Speaker 4: War, insecurity, fear sins.
Speaker 8: I suppose you were a scientist working on a dangerous
Speaker 8: bomb project.
Speaker 4: Oh you were, missus Travis.
Speaker 8: Suppose you were a bacteriologist working on disease cultures, and.
Speaker 4: You had a chance to escape all that. To take
Speaker 4: a vacation two hundred years in the past.
Speaker 8: Would be wonderful, wouldn't it, escape to a more peaceful world,
Speaker 8: a trip back to nineteen and fifty nineteen fifty.
Speaker 4: But you said a vacation in the past, so I did.
Speaker 8: But you see, nineteen fifty is the past if you
Speaker 8: come from the year twenty one fifty.
Speaker 5: Five, twenty five, terrible.
Speaker 8: Times, most unpleasant, the war, raging and atomic bacteriological war,
Speaker 8: terrible times with none of the little comforts we enjoy today,
Speaker 8: like this fine havana cigar.
Speaker 6: Bill.
Speaker 5: I want to go upstairs I want to lie down.
Speaker 8: If you were living then, think of how wonderful it
Speaker 8: would be to take a vacation in time back to now.
Speaker 4: You're crazy. I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 8: Suppose a young couple like yourselves took a trip to
Speaker 8: nineteen hundred and fifty didn't want to come back. You
Speaker 8: know what would happen. The government sends us search a
Speaker 8: back to look for them. This is all fantastic. Nurser
Speaker 8: such a.
Speaker 9: Finds them and brings them back. Do you think I'll
Speaker 9: find my two friends? Mister Travill, Please take me upstairs.
Speaker 9: I don't feel well.
Speaker 4: It's the lady feeling a bit sake. Oh for Jerry,
Speaker 4: drink senor well? Can we drink a toast to twenty
Speaker 4: one fifty five? To the future? All right? Inside? Quick?
Speaker 5: Bill? What are you doing?
Speaker 4: Shoving a chair and the door?
Speaker 5: He knows he has been following us, Bill, he's a.
Speaker 7: Search you keep quiet soon. I want to think they'll
Speaker 7: take us back. That isn't over yet.
Speaker 4: Oh, got a headache.
Speaker 5: I'll get you in aspirin. What will they do to us?
Speaker 7: I don't know what they'll do to us. Something slipped,
Speaker 7: Something must have slipped so careful. The searchers are trained
Speaker 7: to watch for detail, things like not pulling up my trousers.
Speaker 7: I started him thinking, there is a man who isn't
Speaker 7: used to ancient clothes.
Speaker 4: Could kill myself of giving it away. It was my walk.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Bill. I won't go back.
Speaker 5: I won't go on filling tubes with typhoid and bubonic play.
Speaker 4: Take it easy.
Speaker 5: There must be some way we don't have to go
Speaker 5: back to twenty one fifty five, do we the.
Speaker 7: Nervous that's Sims sitting there looking us up and down
Speaker 7: like animals, smoking those stinking cigars.
Speaker 5: How I first noticed him in Tasco, he had four
Speaker 5: bottles of liqueurs and a pile of chocolate.
Speaker 7: Well he still hasn't gotten owhere that first greedy hunger.
Speaker 7: We've got to look out for that. So it's the
Speaker 7: sure sign of somebody from the future trying to make
Speaker 7: up for a lifetime of shortage is by stuffing themselves sick.
Speaker 4: Remember our first.
Speaker 5: Night, Bill, I can't stand it. We've got to get
Speaker 5: out of here.
Speaker 4: What are you doing, Packy getting this suitcase out? That's
Speaker 4: no use.
Speaker 5: You mean we can get to act a polka by morning?
Speaker 4: Do you think he's watching us.
Speaker 5: We could get away.
Speaker 7: No, No, we've got to sit tight. We've got to
Speaker 7: wait right here for a break. I don't know what,
Speaker 7: but something has got to break.
Speaker 5: Break.
Speaker 7: No, No, maybe he isn't sure of us yet. Maybe
Speaker 7: we can still figure out some way to escape. Come on, now,
Speaker 7: we better try to get some sleep.
Speaker 5: No, Nah, I won't go back security police.
Speaker 7: The bomb the ball was full, No matter. Soon, wake
Speaker 7: up where we Bill, I'll carry down? Honey, you were
Speaker 7: dreaming now? It's all right, Bill?
Speaker 5: Where are we?
Speaker 4: I was still in nineteen thirty? It's all right, I
Speaker 4: must have.
Speaker 5: It was awful, Bill, Bill. There was an explosion, and
Speaker 5: terrible explosion in my hand, burned and wrinkled, and the
Speaker 5: building's broke.
Speaker 6: Bill.
Speaker 5: Then we won't go back there? Will we ever go
Speaker 5: to sleep?
Speaker 4: It's all right. We're in Mexico, nineteen fifty and we're
Speaker 4: going to stay here. Yeah. Soon.
Speaker 7: I've been lying awake here thinking that may be that
Speaker 7: he's still testing us, but he's not absolutely certain. That
Speaker 7: may be why he hasn't moved.
Speaker 5: Maybe he's just playing with us.
Speaker 4: Yes, maybe I wouldn't put that past him. Needed he's
Speaker 4: got all the time in the world.
Speaker 7: He can stay here as long as he likes, then
Speaker 7: bring us back to the future sixty seconds after we
Speaker 7: left it.
Speaker 5: Hey, they can't make a scene, can they. They don't
Speaker 5: dare come out in the open.
Speaker 4: No, No, that might change the future. I're afraid of that.
Speaker 5: If we could only tell somebody ask for help, I sue.
Speaker 4: You know we can't.
Speaker 7: That's why we had to submit to the psychological block
Speaker 7: treatment before they okayed our vacation. We couldn't tell if
Speaker 7: we tried. The block is too strong.
Speaker 5: Maybe we can break it down.
Speaker 7: And what if we did? Who'd believe a crazy story
Speaker 7: like us? Who would believe that we come from twenty
Speaker 7: one to fifty five? No, sir, that would do no good.
Speaker 4: But this is important. They have to get us alone,
Speaker 4: to put us in the time machine, to send us back.
Speaker 5: Then that's it. We'll never be alone. It's still fester time.
Speaker 5: It'll be easy to stay in the crosses.
Speaker 7: Yes, that's our only chance. We must not let him
Speaker 7: get us alone. He won't get us back to that
Speaker 7: war in that insane world of it.
Speaker 5: Bill, it could be the room clerk at three in
Speaker 5: the morning.
Speaker 4: I'm better answering.
Speaker 5: No, don't build, don't.
Speaker 4: I've got to hello, hello, mister Travis. What is the
Speaker 4: idea of this? It's three in the morning.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, I just.
Speaker 4: Wanted to remind you the rabbits may hide at the
Speaker 4: far the fox come all was fine?
Speaker 5: What was it?
Speaker 4: Bill?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Never mind, come on, let's get some sleep.
Speaker 6: Why we can, and when there's this in yours?
Speaker 10: In your good morning, senor as you are spending pleasant
Speaker 10: days in my hotel.
Speaker 4: Yes, the time is the best.
Speaker 5: It's been lovely.
Speaker 4: Special table is already will breaks all fine?
Speaker 6: Wait la hotel.
Speaker 4: Hotels? What is all that rackle? Great excitement? Very great?
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 6: They coming?
Speaker 10: The four trucks and innumerable automobiles a motion picture company
Speaker 10: from Hollywood?
Speaker 4: Or what are they doing down here? They make pictures?
Speaker 4: Our fies before the background.
Speaker 10: We have a very beautiful town. Beautiful, very beautiful. That
Speaker 10: that that fat man, the one with the most colorful shirt.
Speaker 10: He is the chief the lyric hire, the manager of
Speaker 10: the adobe.
Speaker 6: Flea coming singor coming you will excuse me.
Speaker 4: I hope that they really satisfactory, coming to your coming.
Speaker 4: So this is a break. That movie comes. He will
Speaker 4: draw crowns and that helps.
Speaker 5: When can we leave them?
Speaker 4: Not today?
Speaker 7: Be sure, then it'd be easy to catch us above
Speaker 7: on the road. You better stay and try to lull sense.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's under the line. Chow faster layout. You can't
Speaker 4: do anything now and then of these actors coming in.
Speaker 10: Okay, follow me many, Hey, glory, you sit next to
Speaker 10: paper and mat.
Speaker 4: Make sure nobody munks for the trucks of the gear
Speaker 4: right here.
Speaker 5: We have to eat this crummyacher.
Speaker 4: Cheer up, sweetie, your mere presence makes this chase. Was
Speaker 4: in the truck, roll in the one.
Speaker 5: Not necessarily in the morning, Joe, I couldn't stop.
Speaker 4: Maybe I could hire two of them. I could say
Speaker 4: it was a joke.
Speaker 7: Why we could wrest them in our clothes, have them
Speaker 7: drive off in our car sometimes when SAMs couldn't see
Speaker 7: their faces. With that get us well with him off
Speaker 7: on their troy. We might make it to Mexico City.
Speaker 7: It take years to find us there.
Speaker 5: That movie man's coming north here.
Speaker 8: Oh excuse me, You folks are Americans, aren't you? Yes,
Speaker 8: that's right boy. Am I glad to see you. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I'm so sick of hearing Spanish.
Speaker 4: I could kiss you. Hey, come on overneath with us.
Speaker 4: Huh Oh, well, I don't think we should intrude and.
Speaker 8: Come on, come on, Misery loves Company. I'm Misery and
Speaker 8: that's the company. We're from Hollywood. Yes, so I understand.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, and the boy would I like to be there?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 8: We're down here for some preliminary shots and some technically
Speaker 8: clam bake and a real turkey stinker room. Oh that's
Speaker 8: too bad, but we've got an expense. That's a lovely thing.
Speaker 8: Oh I'm Joe Melton. I'm the unit director. Well, I'm
Speaker 8: William Travis. This is my wife, Susan mutual Come over, kids,
Speaker 8: join the party, cheer us up only no to Molly's
Speaker 8: I burned out three kidneys on too, Molly, since I came.
Speaker 4: Over the border. Hey am I funny?
Speaker 5: Oh wonderful?
Speaker 4: Oh come on over, Hey, Kenny.
Speaker 3: I got de b here.
Speaker 8: Moments mister Travis, I thought you might be breakfasting with
Speaker 8: me alone.
Speaker 4: Sorry. Oh no, I got him first. Mac. You want
Speaker 4: to join us?
Speaker 8: No, No, no, I've already ordered, mister Travis. I think
Speaker 8: you'd better talk with me now here is this guy
Speaker 8: giving you trouble?
Speaker 4: It's all right. Well you say the word, I'll have
Speaker 4: Max pitch him out on his head. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: it's all right. We'll be right over. Mister Melton.
Speaker 7: We'll talk to mister Simmons, mister Maltin sort of keep
Speaker 7: an eye on us, after all, you found us first.
Speaker 4: Sure, well, come on over soon. So down, mister Travis.
Speaker 4: I hope you slept well, did you.
Speaker 8: I'm not used to spring mattresses, but there are compensations.
Speaker 8: I stayed up half the night trying new cigarettes and foods,
Speaker 8: a whole new spectrum of sensation.
Speaker 5: What are you talking about?
Speaker 4: Still acting?
Speaker 11: Eh?
Speaker 8: But it's no use. You can't stay in crowds all
Speaker 8: the time. I'll get you alone soon enough. An immensely
Speaker 8: patient Let's come to the point. It took me a
Speaker 8: month to trace you down and be sure of you.
Speaker 8: If you come with me quietly, I might be able
Speaker 8: to get you off with no punishment, if you agree
Speaker 8: to go back to work on the bacteria bar.
Speaker 4: We don't know what you're talking and stop.
Speaker 8: Here's your intelligence. You know we can't let you get
Speaker 8: away with this escape. Other people in the year twenty
Speaker 8: one to fifty five might get the same idea and
Speaker 8: do the same.
Speaker 7: We need people to fight your war. It's all right, Susan.
Speaker 7: We can talk on his terms. Now he's got us.
Speaker 7: We can't escape at last.
Speaker 8: Really, you've both been incredibly romantic, running away from your.
Speaker 5: Responsibilities, running away from horror nonsense.
Speaker 4: Only a war only with half the world dead, the
Speaker 4: other half dying.
Speaker 8: Yes, but we can't have you escaping here while we
Speaker 8: drop off a cliff dying. People love to know that
Speaker 8: others died with it it up.
Speaker 4: We're waiting on you. The longer you keep me waiting,
Speaker 4: the harder it will go on you. What do you
Speaker 4: mean We need you on that bomb project, return now
Speaker 4: and no torture. Torture, yes, you see later will.
Speaker 8: Force you to work, and after you finish the bomb,
Speaker 8: we'll try a number of complicated new devices on you.
Speaker 8: You say you can't escape, We have all the time
Speaker 8: in the world here in nineteen fifty Simms.
Speaker 4: I'll make a deal with you.
Speaker 7: I'll come back now if my wife stays here alive,
Speaker 7: safe away from that wall bills will Simms.
Speaker 4: You need me for that bomb.
Speaker 8: You can duplicate her work. It exceeds my authority. But
Speaker 8: all right, meet me in the plaza ten minutes. I'll
Speaker 8: pick you up in the car, but we'll drive out
Speaker 8: into the country to some deserted spots and I'll have
Speaker 8: the time travel machine pick us up.
Speaker 4: Bill, I won't you don't argue, so it's settled. It good.
Speaker 4: I'll meet you in the plaza in ten minutes. Your
Speaker 4: wife may stay as long as you wish to. All right, Sims,
Speaker 4: it's the deal. Don't try anything, not Travis. I know
Speaker 4: when I'm licked. We just want a few minutes to
Speaker 4: say goodbye. I'll be seeing you then.
Speaker 5: Bill. I won't let you do it.
Speaker 4: I won't like you, Susan going to tell the truth.
Speaker 5: I'm going to get help.
Speaker 4: You can't the psychological blocks.
Speaker 5: The last chance.
Speaker 4: Aren't you two going to join us?
Speaker 5: I thought I've got something to tell you, and you've
Speaker 5: got to believe me.
Speaker 4: It won't worry to try. Go ahead, kids, Philly, You've.
Speaker 5: Got to understand. You see we really oh Bill. In
Speaker 5: my head, I can't think but.
Speaker 4: That rama and they can't work. Soon the block.
Speaker 8: I'm strong and we better get the car. Someone crying
Speaker 8: our breakfast. No type of people to cry. What in
Speaker 8: the world is a good looking kid like you find
Speaker 8: a cry about?
Speaker 5: Philip. I won't let you do it.
Speaker 4: Don't make it harder, So we go back with you.
Speaker 5: We'll get through some way.
Speaker 7: You think I'm gonna let you go back to that war,
Speaker 7: so please stop. We haven't got much time.
Speaker 5: It was so wonderful you.
Speaker 4: Bill smoking those cigars of his, waiting for us.
Speaker 5: There must be some way somewhere that we can both
Speaker 5: stay here.
Speaker 4: Maybe there is.
Speaker 5: Now, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 4: Hang on, so and Doc when I tell you no, no, Bill,
Speaker 4: you're heading right for him. I'm gonna get either of
Speaker 4: us now, my dogs dogs, Bill, Bill, It's all right,
Speaker 4: it's all over. Now. This is the mayor.
Speaker 12: Your husband has been officially clear in this most unfortunate affair.
Speaker 4: He's obvious. This senor seems died of an unavoidable.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, of course, Joe Senor. Will they want to
Speaker 5: see you again?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, I'm clear.
Speaker 7: I lost control of the car. That's the way it stands, soe.
Speaker 7: I hated to kill him. I never wanted to do
Speaker 7: anything like that in my life.
Speaker 5: Where will we go now, Mexico City.
Speaker 4: Well, the car is in the repair shop and won't
Speaker 4: be ready to fall, and then we'll get out of here.
Speaker 4: Hey there, Travis, why.
Speaker 5: It's the movie man boy? He was very good to
Speaker 5: me and they had you in there.
Speaker 4: Hey, I heard what happened. They sprung you.
Speaker 5: It was an accident.
Speaker 8: I was lucky you didn't get hurt yourselves. Everything okay, now, yes, yes,
Speaker 8: I think so that's fine. But you both look a
Speaker 8: little rocky. So you want to get your mind off
Speaker 8: your troubles. We're through for the day. Clouds fouled up
Speaker 8: our shooting schedule, so we're gonna put a header on
Speaker 8: it up at the hotel.
Speaker 5: I don't think we'd better.
Speaker 4: You've got to wait your cars fixed, don't you. Oh,
Speaker 4: come on up.
Speaker 8: It'll do you good to relax or get your mind
Speaker 8: off what's happened. Glorie is cracking the ice. Now, well,
Speaker 8: maybe we will join you. I've got to go check
Speaker 8: up on the car, and then.
Speaker 4: Don't miss the party, kiddies. We'll see you upstairs. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't think we come on, honey. We've got the
Speaker 4: break now. SIMS is dead.
Speaker 7: Before they can put another searcher on our trail, we'll
Speaker 7: have time to make a clean ghetto, so know, and
Speaker 7: what you need is a little excitement.
Speaker 4: We rate a celebration, honey, right.
Speaker 5: I guess it would be nice to I'm why sure
Speaker 5: We'll go up.
Speaker 7: To Melton's room, have a couple of drinks in a
Speaker 7: few laps. Honey, it's all over.
Speaker 4: We can relax. Wow. Well, well, kitty, we thought we
Speaker 4: joined you. Mister.
Speaker 8: Oh great, great, call me Joe. He Gloria, yank another cork.
Speaker 8: We got company. Thank you, kids, rate a drink. That
Speaker 8: was a pretty messy business. But it's all over now. Yes,
Speaker 8: it's all over as well. It's time to unlax chemical
Speaker 8: house money, thank you? Hey, hey, quiet everybody? What what
Speaker 8: how about a toast to our guess?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: Sure, all right to a very beautiful lady. Lovely enough
Speaker 4: for the movies?
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I'm not kidding. That's why I came over to you
Speaker 8: in the first place. I might even give you a test.
Speaker 8: I mean it money, you're pretty nice. I could make
Speaker 8: you a movie.
Speaker 5: S and take me to Hollywood.
Speaker 4: Well, at least did it get us out of Mexico?
Speaker 5: You're not serious?
Speaker 4: Sure, I am, Gloria. How about a refilm.
Speaker 5: It sounds wonderful, doesn't it that?
Speaker 4: Yes, Los Angele is a pretty crowded city, isn't it crowded?
Speaker 4: Wait till you see the sunset verse.
Speaker 5: You don't really think I could be an actor. You
Speaker 5: don't have to cheer me up anymore. I'm feeling wonderful now.
Speaker 4: No, I'm serious. I think you'd be great.
Speaker 8: I want to do a suspense story, sort of a
Speaker 8: war story, you know, Gloria Port, mister Travis Meller Glass,
Speaker 8: that suspense story, yes, dear, Yes, a story about a
Speaker 8: man and a wife who live in a little house.
Speaker 4: Now I'm just dead living as you understand. Well, sure,
Speaker 4: go on. There's a war on see, a terrible war.
Speaker 4: You see. They live in the year twenty one fifty five.
Speaker 8: Ow, here's the gimmick. They escape into the past and
Speaker 8: they kill a man who follows them to bring them back.
Speaker 8: Laurie Honey pot get mister Travis mellerglassen Well, So this
Speaker 8: couple takes refuge with a group of movie people. Safety
Speaker 8: in numbers, they figure. But the story goes on. This
Speaker 8: couple is terribly important for a new project. Let's call
Speaker 8: it the bacteria bomb. So the searchers figure out a
Speaker 8: way that they can get them alone in a hotel room.
Speaker 4: Shove a chair under the doorknop next to me. You see.
Speaker 8: The workers searchers may work alone or in groups. So
Speaker 8: there's one of them is killed. The rest carry on.
Speaker 8: Don't you think that would make a wonderful picture, Susan,
Speaker 8: don't you Bill?
Speaker 4: You're not gonna get a smelt and stands down with
Speaker 4: that gun down? Travis, who is it?
Speaker 3: Grant that gun?
Speaker 4: Max? There, make first, but the.
Speaker 8: Mastering arts.
Speaker 4: Let's get going. He'll break down our door in a minute. Max,
Speaker 4: get ready to travel.
Speaker 8: Take a good look, better, Travis, take a good look
Speaker 8: at nineteen fifty.
Speaker 4: You won't be seeing anymore through the switch. All right, one,
Speaker 4: break down the door?
Speaker 6: Where are they?
Speaker 4: I was at the door. I heard them inside?
Speaker 6: God windows.
Speaker 9: Do they.
Speaker 12: Iron bars around this thorn? But what happened to them?
Speaker 12: One and just disappeared? All of the newest pay general
Speaker 12: right one trail later, Senor, I think you'd better send
Speaker 12: for the priest and Hollywood.
Speaker 6: Later later.
Speaker 4: Just disappears.
Speaker 12: Look here in the closet, the bottles home pres and
Speaker 12: bortles shut, absent tequila, turkey, cigarettes and.
Speaker 4: Boxes a pure of any cigars. These crazy americanus. Why
Speaker 4: should anyone leave all these guys? What?
Speaker 10: Never question providence? There is enough here to last us
Speaker 10: both for a month. What I think we can look
Speaker 10: forward to a most happy future.
Speaker 2: You have just heard another adventure into the unknown world
Speaker 2: of the future, the world of.
Speaker 3: Im Now about next week. Suppose that you were a
Speaker 3: private detective and into your office walked a strange looking client.
Speaker 3: Would you believe him if he told you that there
Speaker 3: was a Martian embassy hidden somewhere in New York where
Speaker 3: spies from the Martian planet were preparing for the invasion
Speaker 3: of Earth. We'll tell you about it next week.
Speaker 11: The night's adventure in Dimension X was the Ray Bradbury
Speaker 11: story To the Future, as adapted for radio by Ernest Cannoy.
Speaker 11: John Larkin was heard as Bill and Jan Minor as Susan.
Speaker 11: Your narrator was Norman Rose. Music by Albert Berman engineer
Speaker 11: Don Abbott. Dimension X is produced by Van Woodward and
Speaker 11: directed by Edward King. Tomorrow, It's high Adventure, now its
Speaker 11: Truth or Consequences on NBC.
Speaker 1: Dimention X concludes with to the Future. Good evening and
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