Speaker 1: Tired of the everyday routine.
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Speaker 4: Escape Transcribe to free you from the four walls of
Speaker 4: today for a half hour of high adventure.
Speaker 2: You are standing outside a room horror gripping you, or
Speaker 2: before your eyes, seen through the trendsome window, the most
Speaker 2: beautiful girl in the world is about to die because
Speaker 2: of you.
Speaker 4: Today we escape from reality with the fascinating story of
Speaker 4: a girl who lived a weird second life. As John
Speaker 4: Jessel told it in his gripping story The Adaptive Ultimate.
Speaker 1: No, Daniel, I can't do it. You have a very
Speaker 1: interesting theory.
Speaker 5: It's more than a theory, doctor back. I've proved it
Speaker 5: it works. I tried my serum in tubricular guinea pigs
Speaker 5: and it cured them. They adapted themselves to the tubercular
Speaker 5: basillisen live. I tried my ceramon, a dog with rabies.
Speaker 5: He adapted himself too. I tried it on a cat
Speaker 5: the broken spine. The cat instantly adapted itself to its injury,
Speaker 5: so that the spine had time to knit and heal.
Speaker 5: Don't you see what a tremendous discovery this is. But
Speaker 5: think what that would mean in accident cases. There'd be
Speaker 5: no further need for emergency surgery. Don't you see that,
Speaker 5: no matter what the condition, the injury to the body are,
Speaker 5: a mere injection of my serum would permit the patient
Speaker 5: instantly to adapt himself to his condition and live.
Speaker 1: No matter what his injury. Exactly a serum made from
Speaker 1: insect from.
Speaker 5: A common fruit fly, the most adaptable of living organisms.
Speaker 5: Tear off a wing and it grows a new one.
Speaker 5: Tear off its head, even stick on a new head,
Speaker 5: and that too will adhere in time. Think of imparting
Speaker 5: that same adaptability to human.
Speaker 1: Beings to grow new heads. It has merital I'll please
Speaker 1: doctor back, all right, all right, No, seriously, I know
Speaker 1: this may be a great thing, but to permit you
Speaker 1: to experiment on a human being.
Speaker 5: The most hopeless case you can find, doctor Buck, someone
Speaker 5: already doomed.
Speaker 1: Well, if some day I discover in the hospital a
Speaker 1: hopeless case, understand it will be a hope lilist. And
Speaker 1: if the patient shall consent, then you will have your
Speaker 1: human guinea pig. Doctor Scott, your requisition for yourself a
Speaker 1: hopeless case? Omit me, here is your guinea pig.
Speaker 6: What is it?
Speaker 5: Doctor back tb Yeah, final.
Speaker 1: Stage, a matter of hours at most. She might have
Speaker 1: been attractive once, but now hair like string, skinny like
Speaker 1: a skeleton, and flesh like wax.
Speaker 5: Doctor Bark, you call us a fair test. I said hopeless,
Speaker 5: but I didn't say a corpse.
Speaker 1: The lady is returning to life such as it is. Well,
Speaker 1: Doctor Scott, I regret I have not a more palatable
Speaker 1: subject for your experiment. But this is what I promised,
Speaker 1: a hopeless kay.
Speaker 5: Sorright, I'll try it. Oh, what's your name?
Speaker 1: Let me see it's on the chart here, Zealous?
Speaker 5: How is i?
Speaker 1: Her name is Kira Zealas, young lady, permit me. I
Speaker 1: am doctor hermann Bach, chief of the staff, and I
Speaker 1: would like to introduce one of our promising young doctors.
Speaker 5: He wants it, dad, I suppose miss Zealous?
Speaker 7: Hello? Brown eyes? What your eyes are? Brown? Aren't they?
Speaker 5: Miss Ails? You see, I've perfected a syrup.
Speaker 7: Brown eyes.
Speaker 5: This, this serruh, might help you, but it has never
Speaker 5: been tried on a human being before. Well, I thought,
Speaker 5: if you have no objection, what.
Speaker 7: Are the odds?
Speaker 5: Odds? Well, actually you've everything to gain and.
Speaker 7: Nothing to lose.
Speaker 8: Well, how right you are? Okay, I'm all yours brown eyes.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, he spare a man away.
Speaker 5: Doctor Bach prepare her arm.
Speaker 1: Twenty four hours and she is yet alive. I would
Speaker 1: have said yesterday it would be impossible she should survive
Speaker 1: the night. So it is now forty eight hours and
Speaker 1: she actually seems better. But miracles such as this have
Speaker 1: happened before, and without serums a week and she still lives.
Speaker 1: Each day she becomes better. It is miraculous. The spots
Speaker 1: on her lungs are disappearing, her coughing is stopped. There
Speaker 1: is no sign of basilus in the culture. But even
Speaker 1: more amazing a reaction to abrasion skin punctures. Yesterday I
Speaker 1: took a blood specimen before I had once a sea.
Speaker 1: The puncture in her skin had closed, Yes, in thirty seconds.
Speaker 1: The ordinary person it takes a day two days for
Speaker 1: it to heal. With miss Kira Zelas thirty seconds. It
Speaker 1: is amazing. Ah, then I I will not dispute it.
Speaker 1: Your Sarum has worked a miracle. She is cured, and
Speaker 1: now I must just discharge her from the hospital.
Speaker 5: For doctor Bark.
Speaker 1: I had forgotten that time must come sometime. But you see,
Speaker 1: I must she is cured and we need the room.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, I know, but well, well she should be
Speaker 5: under observation. We don't know what effects will show up.
Speaker 1: I think, Daniel, you have an extraordinary interest in Miss Zellas.
Speaker 1: I have asked her to come here. She is outside.
Speaker 1: Shall we invite her in?
Speaker 5: Why? Yes, of course?
Speaker 1: Send in Miss Eras. Please now observe well your miracle,
Speaker 1: Miss Zellers, come in, Come in, sit down.
Speaker 7: Thanks. Oh hello brown eyes.
Speaker 5: Hello Kira.
Speaker 1: I have sent for you, Miss Zellas, because I have
Speaker 1: good news today. I am discharging you from the hospital.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, today you are free to go. That pleases
Speaker 1: you madly, killer.
Speaker 5: You have people, perhaps a family.
Speaker 9: Aren't we all brothers and sisters under the skin?
Speaker 1: Misszillas. I will come to the point. I wish to
Speaker 1: make you a proposition. I mean purely scientific.
Speaker 7: As I know, an experiment.
Speaker 1: Precisely we are interested Doctor Scott and I to observe
Speaker 1: the further effects of the serum he gave you. Ye,
Speaker 1: I will pay you board and room and thirty dollars
Speaker 1: a week. You will live at my house. I have
Speaker 1: a housekeeper, missus Getz. She will look after you. Is
Speaker 1: that satisfactor.
Speaker 7: Wouldn't I be a fool? Say no?
Speaker 1: Excellent? Excellent?
Speaker 7: Does brown Eyes live there too?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: But doctor Scott will continue to have a clinical interest
Speaker 1: in the experiment. Miss Zillas have no fear.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 1: Yes, well it is now almost time for dinner. I
Speaker 1: will take you, Misszillas. You will join us, doctor Scott?
Speaker 5: Oh, yes fine, doctor barkmery, Well.
Speaker 1: We shall meet outside in what ten minutes? Misszill as,
Speaker 1: you wish to wait here or maybe outside a little
Speaker 1: fresh air?
Speaker 7: I think I could use a little a.
Speaker 1: Good There is a little park across the street. You
Speaker 1: will find benches there at the rest. We will meet
Speaker 1: at the front entrance in ten minutes.
Speaker 5: Kuck a back, nuck a buck? What is it? What's
Speaker 5: the matter?
Speaker 1: Some sort of commotion across the street from the park.
Speaker 1: Where is Kido?
Speaker 5: I thought you'd be here with you?
Speaker 1: Perhaps she is still over there in the par What.
Speaker 5: Do you support?
Speaker 1: Come on, huck a back?
Speaker 3: It is Terra.
Speaker 5: Let me throw please turra, let us prove me? Officer,
Speaker 5: what's happened? What is this? Why are you holding this?
Speaker 2: Later now?
Speaker 5: This woman? Yes, of course, what is it? What's the matter?
Speaker 3: Lenny, your lady friend here?
Speaker 11: Merely walks up to an old gent about six years so,
Speaker 11: picks up a nice hefty rock and beats his brains.
Speaker 5: Officer, there must be some awful mistake.
Speaker 3: Yeah, her mistake, cold blooded murder. I'm my sister.
Speaker 5: There's the wagon.
Speaker 3: Officer. You'd better come along too.
Speaker 11: Mister Monna Lisa here don't seem to be much in
Speaker 11: the mood for talking.
Speaker 3: We'll need someone to tell it.
Speaker 11: This sergeant her name.
Speaker 5: Kiu. This is terrible seeing you here like this. I've
Speaker 5: got to get you out of here. I've got to
Speaker 5: help you.
Speaker 7: When you were here.
Speaker 5: Listen, this is all a terrible mistake. If you'll tell me, well, yes,
Speaker 5: of course you Kurrie, you didn't kill that man.
Speaker 7: If I said yes, what would you do.
Speaker 5: Why I I'd tell him you weren't responsible. I'd tell
Speaker 5: him about the serum.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 5: I'd tell him I was my fault, that that somehow
Speaker 5: the seruma gave you caused your mind to snap something.
Speaker 5: That that would be the only explanation.
Speaker 9: You'd do this ruin your career, no doubt.
Speaker 7: Just to save me.
Speaker 5: Oh, yes, of course I would.
Speaker 7: And what would they do to me?
Speaker 5: I don't know exactly? Put you away? Under observation. Something
Speaker 5: in my answers no.
Speaker 9: Oh, I did not kill the man.
Speaker 7: Oh, don't worry. I won't be convicted.
Speaker 9: I'll take care of myself very well. I'll, as you say,
Speaker 9: adapt myself to the situation.
Speaker 1: All right now, mister Salvatory, continue, tell the card in
Speaker 1: your own words, precisely what happened This old.
Speaker 12: Man he sees by circus of peanuts from me every
Speaker 12: day for months, every day, and in this one day
Speaker 12: pull out is a pocket book. It's a bill fall,
Speaker 12: and I'm a look, it's the stuff with the bills,
Speaker 12: a big money. He's a salvatory. Can I make a
Speaker 12: change for twenty dollars? And I'm gonna laugh, I may say, mister,
Speaker 12: I'm a peanut the man. You take it the pinut
Speaker 12: till you pay me tomorrow. He said, thank you very much.
Speaker 12: You turn around, and then here's this name. As she
Speaker 12: picked up was a great, biggest stone and a cons him.
Speaker 5: It's a murder.
Speaker 1: I object, your honner, objections continue, mister Salvatory.
Speaker 12: She has nothing more to say.
Speaker 1: This is dame.
Speaker 12: She bend over and she reached in a pocket to
Speaker 12: take the money. I'm a grab of people who come
Speaker 12: police come.
Speaker 1: Mister Salvatory, can you describe this young lady to us?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: She I remember her very well.
Speaker 1: She's s she's a skinny, she's no beauty.
Speaker 12: You know you got the black suit, the brown hair, eyes,
Speaker 12: she don't know dark you know, maybe brown or blue?
Speaker 1: Thank you, mister Salvatory. You're witness.
Speaker 13: Mister Salvatory, you say the young lady the assailant had
Speaker 13: brown hair and dark eyes.
Speaker 12: See brown hair, dark blue eyes.
Speaker 13: And do you see the young lady in the courtroom?
Speaker 13: Oh see, she's a shit right to what's the matter,
Speaker 13: mister Salvatory. Are you pointing at missus Alis?
Speaker 3: See?
Speaker 13: May I ask the defendant to write? Please, missus Alis,
Speaker 13: will you kindly remove your hat?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 5: Doctor barcler her hairs, it's become the color of aluminum.
Speaker 3: Your honor.
Speaker 13: I submit that this defendant does not possess dark hair,
Speaker 13: nor if you will observe dark eyes. I am prepared
Speaker 13: therefore to submit a lock of her hair to be
Speaker 13: tested by any chemist the court may appoint to prove
Speaker 13: that the pigmentation is entirely natural. Now, mister Salvatory, do
Speaker 13: you still say that this is the young lady you
Speaker 13: saw in the park?
Speaker 1: I think she s ain't she?
Speaker 5: Good? Lord? Doctor Bark That hair of hers, did you
Speaker 5: see it? It was the color of aluminum. Sheautiful?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, beautiful. And so she has been acquitted. They
Speaker 1: call her innocent, and you I am a convict to
Speaker 1: your great principle of adaptability. But where will it end?
Speaker 1: You start with an idea if you wake up to
Speaker 1: discover you have created a monster.
Speaker 5: But she was acquitted. It was all a mistake.
Speaker 1: You really believe that? Yes, missus, she is heeled.
Speaker 9: Doctor she that woman in the newspaper cures here. You
Speaker 9: said she was so poor, such a church mouth. Oh
Speaker 9: you should see her.
Speaker 5: What do you mean, missus?
Speaker 7: So fine, so great.
Speaker 5: I'll go and talk to her, doctor Bark.
Speaker 7: Hello, brown eyes, Hello, Kira. Aren't you glad to see him?
Speaker 5: Oh? Yes, yes, of course. Oh, congratulations on your acquittal
Speaker 5: today we were there.
Speaker 7: I know I sensed it.
Speaker 9: I was hurt that you didn't come up and congratulated.
Speaker 5: Well there were photographersh Curra. You're hair it's black again,
Speaker 5: isn't it always?
Speaker 7: Don't you like him?
Speaker 5: Oh? Yes, yes, of course it's beautiful and I beautiful
Speaker 5: brown eyes, very very beautiful, And are you happy to
Speaker 5: have me back. Yes, m M, I always did like
Speaker 5: brown Eyes, Cura.
Speaker 9: Tell me, how do you like my new clothes?
Speaker 13: My guy?
Speaker 5: It's very nice, nice, it's exquisite.
Speaker 7: I have a whole new wardrobe, hat, shoes.
Speaker 5: Kira, where did you get the money? Money? You only
Speaker 5: had three dollars when you left the hospital.
Speaker 7: So I did, Kira.
Speaker 5: Kurry, you did take that wallet from the old man.
Speaker 5: Naturally you you did murder him, certainly.
Speaker 9: Oh, calm, don't look so shocked.
Speaker 7: I'm tired, brown Eyes.
Speaker 9: You'll excuse me if I appropriate doctor Bark's room.
Speaker 5: Good night, doctor Bark. We've got to do something, Yes, ten,
Speaker 5: you we do. I haven't slept a wink all night
Speaker 5: trying to think of what we can do.
Speaker 1: I've been here in the laboratory all night. I think
Speaker 1: I know what this sum of yours it has accomplished.
Speaker 1: A miracle. Yeah, it is the adaptive ultimate changes that
Speaker 1: take the ordinary person days or months. She accomplishes instantly.
Speaker 1: She walks into the sunlight. She is ten, she walks out.
Speaker 1: She is pale again. When she is in danger, she adapts.
Speaker 1: She could survive the electric chair of the hangman's noose.
Speaker 1: She was in danger in the courtroom. She adapted, She
Speaker 1: changed her whole appearance at will, so she could not
Speaker 1: be identified. I know, I know, you must not blame yourself.
Speaker 1: You could not know what you were creating. Now, this morning,
Speaker 1: I operated on one of your guinea pigs. I've found this.
Speaker 1: The pinnial blend hypertrophied. That is what causes it.
Speaker 5: But then then we could operate and and maybe change
Speaker 5: her back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but she can adapt to anything, anesthesia included. How
Speaker 1: can we operate unless we get her consent? Well, perhaps
Speaker 1: you are dreaming, Daniel. Do you really think she will
Speaker 1: consent now now that she has power, perhaps more power
Speaker 1: than any human being ever possessed before, aw for evil,
Speaker 1: and she has already killed one man remembered.
Speaker 5: But if we watched, the doctor kept her on the guard.
Speaker 1: Yeah again Pigmalion falls in love with his Galateea. No, Daniel, no,
Speaker 1: she must be destroyed. We must perform surgery at once.
Speaker 1: She'll die, she will go back to what she was with,
Speaker 1: but a few hours to live. It is best than you.
Speaker 10: Yes, I suppose, so, yes, yes, missus Gatz mm h okay,
Speaker 10: what is it, doctor bark?
Speaker 1: And so perhaps she is also telepathic? She sensed what
Speaker 1: we were about to do, and now it is too late.
Speaker 1: What do you mean, missus Zelas is gone, disappeared.
Speaker 5: Doctor Bark Did you call for me?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Daniel, have you seen the evening paper yet?
Speaker 5: No? Not yet?
Speaker 1: Then here, after two months there is news of our
Speaker 1: miss Kira Zellas.
Speaker 5: What let me see there where? Oh? The surprise of
Speaker 5: the evening was the appearance of John Callen, Ambassador at large,
Speaker 5: diplomat extraordinary, the man slaated to head the forth coming
Speaker 5: World Atomic Energy Control Commission. Mister Callen, one of Washington's
Speaker 5: confirmed bachelor's squire, the gorgeous cur Zales.
Speaker 1: You see she has become gorgeous. I have little etching.
Speaker 5: Miss ailis the dazzling beauty who affects a dark wig
Speaker 5: by day and a white one at night, a.
Speaker 1: Great power of adaptability courtesy of doctor Daniel Scott. Dark
Speaker 1: by day, white by night.
Speaker 5: Or what are we going to do? Doctor? The World
Speaker 5: Atomic Energy Control the one real hope of world peace?
Speaker 5: Curia isn't interested in peace?
Speaker 1: What can we do? Surgery? I know the politics. We
Speaker 1: must wait and see. You must wait and see how
Speaker 1: fie your mad woman will go.
Speaker 13: Washington is a gog with rumors about the romance between
Speaker 13: glamorous Key Razales and John Callen, the newly appointed head
Speaker 13: of the World Atomic Energy Control. One of the most
Speaker 13: powerful political figures on.
Speaker 14: The globe, John Callen leaves tomorrow for the crucial atomic
Speaker 14: energy conferences at Genevas, whitson and sailing on the same
Speaker 14: boat as the exotic miss Kirazalies, with whom his name
Speaker 14: has been frequently linked. Rumor has it miss Ailis acts
Speaker 14: as a sort of unofficial assistant to mister Callen, thus
Speaker 14: making how one of the most important women in.
Speaker 9: The work.
Speaker 1: Lamorous exotic of such fragile stuff as world peace fashion
Speaker 1: these days, Daniel, I wonder what she intends to do
Speaker 1: some of the calling it dinner time.
Speaker 5: Oh, shit's still, doctor Buck. I don't see who it is.
Speaker 7: Yes, Curra, hello, brown eyes, there I come in.
Speaker 10: Yes, of course, Oh, an exotic guinea pig.
Speaker 9: Good evening, doctor Bob. I'm not intruding, of course not.
Speaker 9: You're very kind John and I you read about mister Callen. Yes, yes,
Speaker 9: we're leaving for Europe tomorrow for the conference is in Switzerland.
Speaker 9: He had a series of meetings to attend to night,
Speaker 9: so I told him I would stay here. Staying here,
Speaker 9: I took the liberty of saying you were my uncle,
Speaker 9: doctor Buck. John will call for me in the morning
Speaker 9: on his way to the airport. We're leaving it eat.
Speaker 9: I do hope I'm not too late for dinner.
Speaker 1: Not at all. In fact, we're very happy to have
Speaker 1: you here, Aunt be doctor Scott.
Speaker 5: Kira, Hello, brown Eyes? What are you doing out here
Speaker 5: in the garden waiting for you? You knew i'd follow you,
Speaker 5: of course?
Speaker 7: Have you missed me?
Speaker 5: You know I have? Or Kira listened to me? Do
Speaker 5: you love this, John Callum?
Speaker 7: When I want love, I'll come to you, brown Eyes.
Speaker 5: Well, then, why what is it? Money?
Speaker 6: Money?
Speaker 7: I don't need money any more. What does an empress
Speaker 7: need with money?
Speaker 5: Empress?
Speaker 9: That's what you have made me the most powerful woman
Speaker 9: in the world ever known, John Callan. He's supposed to
Speaker 9: be important, and in my hands he's clee to be
Speaker 9: molded as I wish.
Speaker 7: Do you see what that means?
Speaker 5: Yes? I say, you're hold the fate of the world
Speaker 5: in your head.
Speaker 7: Exactly to do with as I want and I shall.
Speaker 7: Would you like to rule the world with me? Brown eyes?
Speaker 5: Cure you're evil? What is good?
Speaker 7: What's evil? Come here, brown eyes, look at me and
Speaker 7: forget such things?
Speaker 5: Are you asleep? Doctor buck? Sleep? Who can sleep? Cura
Speaker 5: is insane? Doctor? Do you know what she's planning to deadhead? Oh?
Speaker 5: Maybe maybe we could get to this callon and then
Speaker 5: what well, if we could talk to him, tell him,
Speaker 5: tell him.
Speaker 3: Tell him?
Speaker 1: What didn't I talk to you? Would you listen?
Speaker 6: Issue?
Speaker 5: Oh she's gone asleep.
Speaker 1: I tell you there's only one remedy of surgery. It
Speaker 1: is the only hope.
Speaker 5: But she'll never consent the surgery, doctor bark. And she's
Speaker 5: probably immune to anesthesia.
Speaker 1: Maybe not maybe not all anesthesia? Downstairs in my laboratory,
Speaker 1: I have a tank of ethyl claudide.
Speaker 5: You mean, operate here tonight.
Speaker 1: Tonight, right here? And she sleeps?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 9: Then?
Speaker 1: Now stop staring down at her. Or the anesthesia onto
Speaker 1: the corne hurry.
Speaker 5: That ought to be enough to anesthetize an elephant onto.
Speaker 1: The face quickly, all right?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 1: Tightly?
Speaker 5: She's forcing my hands, I clear, hold, she's two stark folds.
Speaker 9: Did you think you could make me unconscious? You trying
Speaker 9: to operate on me? Is that what you were planning?
Speaker 9: How are you going to slit my throat with that scalpel.
Speaker 7: Look, I don't say you'll see I plunged your knife
Speaker 7: into my heart. I withdraw it and the wound is healed.
Speaker 7: Now go away, both of you. I want to sleep.
Speaker 7: John will be calling for me at.
Speaker 6: Eight I'm past five in the morning.
Speaker 1: Two and a half hours month, she will leave and
Speaker 1: the world will be one step near a chaos. We
Speaker 1: are scientists, then we have a responsibility to civilization. We
Speaker 1: must find a way.
Speaker 5: To destroy the carbon dioxider.
Speaker 1: Carbon dire It's a.
Speaker 5: Fundamental biological law. No human can survive in its own
Speaker 5: waste product. Carbon dioxide is a human waste, Doctor Bark.
Speaker 5: If we could fill the room where she's sleeping with
Speaker 5: carbon dioxide, she'd become unconscious. You could operate. And who you're.
Speaker 1: Calling the hospital? Have you to have them send over
Speaker 1: two tanks of carbon dioxide?
Speaker 5: Do you think it should work?
Speaker 1: Then we must try anything. Hello, this is doctor buch
Speaker 1: Let me talk to surgery a hurry. It is an emergency.
Speaker 1: The tube is ready. You've sealed the crack under the door.
Speaker 1: You close the window, all right, let us start the gas.
Speaker 1: Then through the transom above the bedroom door, you will
Speaker 1: be able to observe her reactions. You placed the lighted
Speaker 1: candle inside the.
Speaker 5: Room, Yes, doctor, I lost the can on the table.
Speaker 1: Observe it carefully, all right, when it goes out, you're
Speaker 1: miss Kira's Alas should be unconscious. Then can you see
Speaker 1: inside the room from up there?
Speaker 5: Yes, doctor, candle is flickering. Doctor Wait, no, it's still flickering.
Speaker 5: It's just gone out.
Speaker 1: Doctor excellent. It means there is now a concentration of
Speaker 1: eight or ten percent carbon dioxide. The average person would
Speaker 1: long since be dead.
Speaker 5: Doctor god Dan, what in just a minute. Yes, Yes,
Speaker 5: she's breathing much more quickly now convulsively.
Speaker 1: Eh Jan's stock breathing.
Speaker 5: She she's opening her eyes now she's she's getting up,
Speaker 5: getting up, She's staggering, holding her throat. Doctor, she's gasping,
Speaker 5: moving towards the door. She's trying to unlock the So
Speaker 5: she's seen me. She she's trying to try.
Speaker 6: What is it?
Speaker 5: She's collapsed, it's so.
Speaker 11: Yes, now you do, doctor Buck. I'm John callow John. Yes, yes,
Speaker 11: of course, I haven't taken you away from anything.
Speaker 1: No, No, we were performing some surgery, my associated I
Speaker 1: I have a miniature surgery here for emergencies, and we
Speaker 1: have just finished.
Speaker 3: Is at the patient on the table?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yes, is she? Yes? She is dead?
Speaker 3: Too bad looking creature, wasn't she?
Speaker 1: She was a charity case.
Speaker 3: Well, I won't keep you as Kira here.
Speaker 1: No, she changed her plans. She said there were some
Speaker 1: things she wished to do when she would meet you
Speaker 1: at the airport.
Speaker 11: Well, that's a woman's prerogative business changing plans. I'd better
Speaker 11: get a move on.
Speaker 3: Then.
Speaker 11: Nice to see you, doctor. I hope you'll meet again
Speaker 11: when I return from Europe.
Speaker 1: Yes, that will be nice, mister Callan, And good luck
Speaker 1: on your mission.
Speaker 3: And thank you sir.
Speaker 1: Goodbye, Yeah, goodbye, Well Daniel, maybe we would get some
Speaker 1: sleep now.
Speaker 5: Then, huh, I'm sorry, doctor, I was daydreaming. She's lovely,
Speaker 5: isn't she lovely? Yeah?
Speaker 1: And then lovely? May she always be in your memory.
Speaker 4: Escape is produced and directed by Norman McDonald. Today we
Speaker 4: have presented transcribed the adaptive Ultimate by John Jessel, adapted
Speaker 4: for radio by Chat Spurgeon and Herb Futrand, with editorial
Speaker 4: supervision by John Duncle, starring Edgar Barrier as Doctor Bach
Speaker 4: and Stacy Harris as Dan Scott. Feature in the cast
Speaker 4: were Elsie Holmes, Frank Gerstel, Larry Dobkin, Tom Charlesworth and
Speaker 4: Anne Morrison. Special music was arranged and played by Ivand
Speaker 4: at Mars.
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Speaker 2: on murdering you.
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