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Speaker 1: romantic and colorful days in the thrilling history of early California.
Speaker 1: The time is eighteen forty seven. It's an era of
Speaker 1: long ago, unrestrained, quick tempered, intensely dramatic, thoroughly fascinating. The
Speaker 1: play of the Week Ladies and Gentlemen is written by
Speaker 1: Virginia Safford and entitled Romance in Old moder Rays. It
Speaker 1: is presented now as the curtain rises in the Chicago
Speaker 1: a Moat club wayside theater.
Speaker 3: They'll probably be murdered by Spaniards before even get the Monterrey. Oh, Mercy, Matilda,
Speaker 3: if you'd hold on to the side of the cold,
Speaker 3: I've never been so joted and all.
Speaker 4: Oh, these drivers are crazy, that's what they are.
Speaker 5: Surely will be there before long, now, Miss Matilda. Was
Speaker 5: it foolish not to let Caleb and Uncle John know
Speaker 5: arriving a whole week?
Speaker 4: Eirl and we'll probably find them both away, But.
Speaker 5: It did seem so romantic to surprise And well it's
Speaker 5: too late to worry now.
Speaker 3: What father me is those fool drivers? Why have they
Speaker 3: got shotguns across their knees?
Speaker 5: Dear nose. Unless it's just one of the Western custom.
Speaker 3: Room, I suppose I might just as well get used
Speaker 3: to these square ways.
Speaker 5: But miss Matilda, you're returning to Connecticut as soon as
Speaker 5: Caleb and I are married.
Speaker 3: Similarly, you might just as well know before we get
Speaker 3: there that I intend to stay in Monterey. I'm going
Speaker 3: to open a shop for the soldiers.
Speaker 5: Why, how wonderful. But but do gentlewomen ever go into trade?
Speaker 4: Oh rubbish.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna do mending and give them treats of
Speaker 3: pies and cakes.
Speaker 4: Hie time someone did?
Speaker 5: I think it's terribly romantic. Oh, miss Matilda, it'd be
Speaker 5: so much fun to help you in your little shop.
Speaker 3: Wonder what Captain Caleb Grayson and Governor John Dunnet to
Speaker 3: say to that?
Speaker 4: Anyway, where will you get the time?
Speaker 5: But surely Caleb won't expect to be married immediately. Why
Speaker 5: I haven't even seen him since.
Speaker 4: I was a little girl, and no more than that.
Speaker 5: Now I know it's there. Takes my breath away to
Speaker 5: think that calab has asked me to share his wonderful future.
Speaker 4: Why he was stopping? Oh what happened to us?
Speaker 6: Not go down your Oh gracious titter.
Speaker 5: They must be standard and they're wearing.
Speaker 4: Now, Emily, get down here on the floor. What like
Speaker 4: do all will be murdered? I knew we've been murdered.
Speaker 7: Papa, bring Las Aignurita from the court.
Speaker 8: I'm like, please.
Speaker 9: Have a single route there too, of them got collers.
Speaker 8: Bring them both then and be quick.
Speaker 6: We better do this same we are getting out.
Speaker 7: So and which of you is Las Aignurita, Emily Rojas
Speaker 7: the intended bride of Captain Grayson?
Speaker 8: Will I you you the captain's bride?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 8: So young, so beautiful?
Speaker 7: But come we waste time one plussing. I read up
Speaker 7: to my horse handling.
Speaker 6: No, let me go, Let me down from here?
Speaker 8: What's what to send your back into the court.
Speaker 9: You'll go back in the court.
Speaker 4: I won't get back and put me.
Speaker 10: Down like I want to tell them, whip the horses,
Speaker 10: send the courts away?
Speaker 8: Oh you horses?
Speaker 5: Where are you taking me?
Speaker 8: We go to my house, end the sing Rica.
Speaker 7: You will be my honored guest, Senorita.
Speaker 8: The dancing of my servants does not amuse you, or
Speaker 8: perhaps the night there is too chippy?
Speaker 5: Do you think I want to be amused?
Speaker 8: Senorita? You are my guests.
Speaker 5: Why have you done this? Who are you to you?
Speaker 8: Senorita? I am just Ramon.
Speaker 5: But how did you know who I am and that
Speaker 5: our coach was arriving?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: I spaniard knows many ways to accomplish what he wants.
Speaker 5: But what is it you want?
Speaker 2: Why on?
Speaker 7: Perhaps I can make you understand a little. I have
Speaker 7: forty years in Mexico City at university. Two months ago
Speaker 7: I returned to Monterey. Everything is changed, naturally.
Speaker 5: The Americans have done a great deal.
Speaker 7: Senorita, of your Americanos that are two kinds.
Speaker 8: Good and bad.
Speaker 7: The bad ones take our land funder our ranchos, robbers.
Speaker 8: Of our cattle. My people, they are gay, happy children.
Speaker 7: They cannot see what lies ahead in the future if
Speaker 7: these bad ones gain still more power.
Speaker 5: But what can you gain by keeping me here? My
Speaker 5: uncle is the governor you send.
Speaker 7: True, the Governor Bennette is the way on business at
Speaker 7: the pueb of Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: But Captain Grayson will find me.
Speaker 8: See it is that for which we wait.
Speaker 5: You want Caleb and his men to come here.
Speaker 7: The Captain will come alone, Seniorita, And long before this
Speaker 7: he should be here.
Speaker 5: Caleb is coming here.
Speaker 8: That is the plan. Seniorita. The captain will come alone
Speaker 8: because me I tell him to. Then he and I
Speaker 8: will make the bargain.
Speaker 2: Pedro, here's the return.
Speaker 8: Why has he been so long? Tell me you delivered
Speaker 8: the message to the captain.
Speaker 10: Senor could not deliver the mess. The captain going away
Speaker 10: from Monterrey yesterday, But he will return, not for two
Speaker 10: maybe three days. We wait, Then we try again, No, Sor,
Speaker 10: the old senor house, the town. The troops search a countryside.
Speaker 10: Soon they will be here.
Speaker 7: Here. Then the old plan has failed. If we cross
Speaker 7: swords with the troops, we show our hands, everything will
Speaker 7: be ruined. One bring the horses. You and RSEFA company
Speaker 7: La Sennorita within one half mile of Monterey. Make certain,
Speaker 7: you say, then meet me at the usual place near
Speaker 7: Rancho Santa Margherita.
Speaker 2: I see.
Speaker 5: You're going to let me go. You're sending me.
Speaker 7: Back, see Senorita, Emlita Rogers. I make the mistake another time.
Speaker 7: I seek the meeting with the captain. I ask your
Speaker 7: pardon that you suffer without need.
Speaker 5: But I haven't suffered, indeed been very.
Speaker 7: Senorita. It is too bad at first we meet like this.
Speaker 7: Perhaps if bart is need for hist you allow me.
Speaker 5: Oh, thank you, But radmon, what will happen.
Speaker 8: To you, Ken Salvely? That we'll learn later?
Speaker 7: Perhaps when now you must go, Adios, little emelite, Perhaps
Speaker 7: we meet again, son.
Speaker 8: Ken Salvily.
Speaker 1: And so EMDs the first fact in the Wisti Theater
Speaker 1: production of Romance in Old Moderay.
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Speaker 1: And now, ladies and gentlemen, the curtain rises on the site,
Speaker 1: an act of romance in old moderay, Emily.
Speaker 4: With them over you. You've been moaning around.
Speaker 5: Them, but it's just that, Oh I don't want to
Speaker 5: be married right away, rubbish.
Speaker 4: Now get back out there in the shop. What do
Speaker 4: Caleb think?
Speaker 5: Very well, miss Matilda has.
Speaker 3: I don't get these fires, and we'll never get the
Speaker 3: chef open this afternoons.
Speaker 5: We're so terribly busy this morning, Caleb, Emily, right.
Speaker 12: Now, I want to thoroughly understood that I shan't permit
Speaker 12: you to wait upon trade when the shop opens.
Speaker 9: But Caleb, we won't argue the matter, my dear child.
Speaker 12: How Emily, the essential thing right now is to find
Speaker 12: out where these Ruffians took you.
Speaker 5: That, Caleb, I told you.
Speaker 12: I don't know it, only knew who the men were.
Speaker 12: But I'll find them Emily, and before I'm through, I'll
Speaker 12: read California of every one of these worthless, ignorant Spaniards.
Speaker 5: But Caleb, I am safe. I came to no harm.
Speaker 12: Regrettable that I was absent from the coach Ryan. I
Speaker 12: was trying to capture some cattle ustlers, the.
Speaker 5: Americans who've been stealing all.
Speaker 12: The cattle Americans I gave you that idea. Are the
Speaker 12: Spaniards a bend of cutthroat spaniards seeking revenge?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 12: My dear, it is best that we've been married at once,
Speaker 12: so that I may give you my full protection.
Speaker 8: But for the delay is ridiculous.
Speaker 5: But shouldn't we wait until Uncle John returns? We wouldn't
Speaker 5: want to displease him, Caleb.
Speaker 12: No, that's true. I count a great dealable the Governor's
Speaker 12: friendship to further my When what do you mean by
Speaker 12: coming in here?
Speaker 5: The shop is an open here, Caleb, Please, the gentleman
Speaker 5: is our first customer. Good morning, sir? What can I
Speaker 5: do for you?
Speaker 7: And so this is the great cap done grace on eh,
Speaker 7: I'm just what did you do?
Speaker 5: You want to buy something, sir?
Speaker 8: What see, Senorita?
Speaker 5: Perhaps something here on the counterward?
Speaker 8: What is this little silk book, Senorita?
Speaker 5: We call that a housewife? You see it opens up
Speaker 5: and inside thread.
Speaker 7: And pins and needles and buttons. But this is very clever, Senorita.
Speaker 7: You yourself improaded the fifty red rose.
Speaker 8: On the cover.
Speaker 7: You.
Speaker 9: I forbid you to wait to pull this Mexico la.
Speaker 7: But I do not mind, Senorita. I am glad the
Speaker 7: captain is here. I wish to ask him an important question,
Speaker 7: senor Do you think a rancho Santa Margarita will be
Speaker 7: raided by cattle wrestlers soon?
Speaker 9: Where do you think that it will be raided?
Speaker 8: Can sell me?
Speaker 7: Perhaps because it is the only rancho that's so far escarped,
Speaker 7: perhaps because its owner is away.
Speaker 8: What do you think, senor give me your opinion.
Speaker 9: You seem to know a lot about it.
Speaker 7: Oh one, here's many things in the plaza, signor, But
Speaker 7: I don't Signorita, I keep you waiting.
Speaker 9: Give me that needle book.
Speaker 8: Second leave. If the captain wish to examine it, here's
Speaker 8: ten cents.
Speaker 9: That's enough.
Speaker 7: Surely the captain did not understand I myself.
Speaker 5: Never mind, I have another one if you really want one.
Speaker 5: I see they are just alike.
Speaker 8: Perhaps the captain wish this one too.
Speaker 9: Go on byret and get out of here, Mood.
Speaker 8: Gratia stag the gallant captain died ten cents.
Speaker 7: But to me, the little needle book with the red
Speaker 7: roads last Signorita Embroader.
Speaker 5: He's worth so but I couldn't take a whole dollars.
Speaker 9: Take it and get two of them. Or perhaps he
Speaker 9: wants me to escort him off the premises.
Speaker 7: See if the captain is ready to depart, when or
Speaker 7: we go together? I ther Senorita, and Mood just gratch
Speaker 7: you always. I keep the little needle book.
Speaker 8: With me and think of you?
Speaker 9: Why you insolent?
Speaker 7: Now come captain after your senor Oh no ah, the
Speaker 7: good soldier does not expose me back to the enemy.
Speaker 8: Eh. And now sen your which way you go?
Speaker 7: Why?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 9: That is too bad?
Speaker 6: Me?
Speaker 8: I go this way?
Speaker 2: Are yours?
Speaker 8: Senorita? I tella vista? Why no further?
Speaker 5: Oh? Then, Moon, I'd ask you please not to come
Speaker 5: here anymore.
Speaker 8: But Emlita, the day befo, why yesterday I bring myself.
Speaker 4: Up for you to mend it really wasn't.
Speaker 8: Yes, today it is necessary that I come and get it.
Speaker 7: And today today I am very Glosso are you saying?
Speaker 8: Americannoe?
Speaker 7: I have the sweet teeth a Senorita, have become so
Speaker 7: hungry for a little cookie send morning.
Speaker 5: If you don't stop this, I'll tell Captain Grayson.
Speaker 8: Who you really are, Alita, you do not know who
Speaker 8: I really am. That wasn't what I meant, Emilita.
Speaker 13: Why is it that you are not already told the
Speaker 13: Captain it was I who shop? Is it that you
Speaker 13: love the cap down so much? Or is it that
Speaker 13: you love me so much?
Speaker 5: How do you say so? Apparently you don't know that
Speaker 5: Captain Grayson and I are to be married on Thursday.
Speaker 8: When my uncle returns Thursday. But that is today after tomorrow.
Speaker 8: That is so soon.
Speaker 7: Then we say adios the day after Manyana, Yes, Emilita,
Speaker 7: before I lose you forever, give me one day. Come
Speaker 7: with me, Maniana. We will ride in the ears. I
Speaker 7: will show you my California for one day. I will
Speaker 7: bring sunshine into your heart, laughter to your lips, and
Speaker 7: into those big blue eyes.
Speaker 5: Ramon, Please, you.
Speaker 8: Know I couldn't Maniana. At noon I come for you here, but.
Speaker 5: You mustn't come here anymore. It's too dangerous for you.
Speaker 8: I can you will come. I will be.
Speaker 14: Waiting, ask the manyana Emilita, and when may If you
Speaker 14: keep fidgeting, I'll never guess it?
Speaker 5: Him Pinder, Miss Matilda, what time is it? Hall?
Speaker 4: First noon?
Speaker 3: I think I put my pies in at ten? Of
Speaker 3: why on earth you should take this sudden notion to.
Speaker 5: Have me was so afraid my dress wouldn't be finished
Speaker 5: by tomorrow. Oh it is lovely, isn't it?
Speaker 4: No sens him. I always say there's something about white
Speaker 4: sat who left that horse hitched up in the backyard?
Speaker 4: He's been there for half an hour.
Speaker 5: Dear nose, Miss Matilda. Oh are you through?
Speaker 4: Yes? Now think it?
Speaker 5: Oh no, let's let's try on my veil too. What's that?
Speaker 4: Oh I'll see I don't live now?
Speaker 5: Now the papers fall out.
Speaker 2: Captain Grayson, Miss Emma Roger, Oh thank you good day?
Speaker 5: Did he say from Caleb?
Speaker 3: Yes, gracious Peter, if anything's happened, I was such bad
Speaker 3: luck to postpone a withing.
Speaker 6: Oh but it couldn't be, Miss Matilda, I must say, Oh,
Speaker 6: he may have gone by now, heavy I had to
Speaker 6: explain at it heavily.
Speaker 5: You learn it just heavily.
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Speaker 1: The Verdac curtain risers on the Wayside Theater production of.
Speaker 2: Romance in Old Motterey.
Speaker 5: Ramon Oh, Ramon.
Speaker 8: La God knew you come Katama.
Speaker 5: If I wait long enough, I want something terrible has happened.
Speaker 5: The Rancho Santa Margharita was raided last night. Ea see
Speaker 5: I know that Caleb sent me a note. He says
Speaker 5: he has definite proof that that you raided the ranch.
Speaker 5: What that you are the catap You'll be captured, they'll shoot,
Speaker 5: you'll stop for anything. Just go quickly, you are listen,
Speaker 5: see listen, what's that?
Speaker 8: Horses ro down the road?
Speaker 5: Caleb, Caleb and the posy he sending north.
Speaker 8: Then he follow very clever.
Speaker 5: Oh, don't let him capture you ramon.
Speaker 8: Them and drew it again soon.
Speaker 4: Alright, alright, all right, don't they to stop them from now?
Speaker 4: Some calup?
Speaker 5: You let him kill him?
Speaker 4: Are you all right? How did you.
Speaker 9: From across the horse?
Speaker 8: And we take him back to.
Speaker 9: Town, go to him his wounded?
Speaker 5: He needs me?
Speaker 9: Have you entirely lost your senses? I told you I
Speaker 9: had proof here? Look perhaps this word nothing?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 14: What did you?
Speaker 9: A needle book was sound earlier this morning, just outside
Speaker 9: the open corral gates. Is the son of mother is
Speaker 9: a ranch? Do you still refuse to be convinced?
Speaker 2: My dear Emory.
Speaker 12: Governor bettet Well, the prisoner refuses to admit the needlebook
Speaker 12: is his property. Your niece has identified it. I myself
Speaker 12: was present when he purchased it from her. In fact,
Speaker 12: I purchased one like it must for the time be
Speaker 12: wasted on this worthless cattle rustler.
Speaker 2: No, No, Captain Grayson, I think we need John.
Speaker 5: You promised him a fair trial.
Speaker 8: He's offered no proof that he did.
Speaker 5: John, May I see the needle book again? Please, my dear,
Speaker 5: if you wish you I thought, perhaps Uncle John, Look
Speaker 5: this is nothing I need a Grammont purchase Emlita.
Speaker 9: Why, just a moment ago you said, but I was wrong.
Speaker 5: This isn't the one. The rose embroidered on the one
Speaker 5: Ramon God had but one green leaf. This has two
Speaker 5: green leaves.
Speaker 8: This is the one, Caleb Botty Melita prepostulator.
Speaker 2: Are you sure, my dear?
Speaker 5: Yes? See there's also a slight defect in the rose petal.
Speaker 5: I remember, Uncle John, this is Caleb's. It isn't Ramond.
Speaker 15: No wait, this was found outside the corral gates. Do
Speaker 15: you realize what you're implying?
Speaker 9: But that isn't mine. It couldn't be.
Speaker 8: Why I haven't been nearly the captain can produce for
Speaker 8: us the one.
Speaker 12: E budget, Governor Bennett, will you dispatch an orderly at once.
Speaker 5: To my quarterstrim Caleb, have you forgotten you told me
Speaker 5: you'd lost yours.
Speaker 9: That's right, I did, But this is not the one
Speaker 9: I lost. Why this is ridiculous?
Speaker 8: They got down, laughed from the death out.
Speaker 7: I think, why you Excellentia, I think now, thanks to
Speaker 7: la signorita.
Speaker 8: I can speak, and you will not brush away my word.
Speaker 7: I am Ramond de Vascati, Gonsalate, Don miguelop ranch or
Speaker 7: Santa Margherita is my grandfather impossible.
Speaker 8: To Maguel of the Santa Margherita ranch see exclained. My
Speaker 8: grandfather sent for me to protect his interest here in Monterey.
Speaker 9: Yes, but why didn't you tell us?
Speaker 8: Why do you kept silent?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 8: What good to tell who I am? Unless I can
Speaker 8: show you the real deal?
Speaker 7: And now, perhaps the captain will tell us why the
Speaker 7: man who sold the stolen cattle to my very good
Speaker 7: friend in San Joaquin Valley so strangely resembled the captain. Yes, Alla, captain,
Speaker 7: your planned to place the blame on me.
Speaker 15: Tail Captain Grayson, I've known for some time you would
Speaker 15: stop at nothing to gain power here in California.
Speaker 9: Sure you don't believe this length, spa, I.
Speaker 2: Am compelled to believe.
Speaker 15: I have been suspicious of you before, Grayson, but I
Speaker 15: thought of I gave you free rand Governor, I shall
Speaker 15: have you placed under arrest.
Speaker 9: You can't do this, Hi, Hi, I'm innocent, excellent.
Speaker 8: If I had only come to you at the first,
Speaker 8: your fools.
Speaker 5: You can have approve this them take care.
Speaker 2: I can I you to drop that gun all else?
Speaker 9: Tailway, quick stop if you'll never take me.
Speaker 8: When not Senorita, my dear one, are you all right? See?
Speaker 7: And I come as soon as I can. The parsey
Speaker 7: does not give up. But me, I think we see
Speaker 7: the last of the captain, but all the cattle.
Speaker 5: Ramon, can you get it back from that man?
Speaker 8: You said you knew that was what you say in Americano,
Speaker 8: the big bluff.
Speaker 7: But we get the cattle again? I think anyway, you see, Senorita,
Speaker 7: the big blue eyes. And now it is time I
Speaker 7: asked two questions of you.
Speaker 5: Two questions.
Speaker 9: See.
Speaker 7: First, why did you tell his Excellentia, your uncle the
Speaker 7: governor the book of depends on needles was not mine?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 8: Because just because you were very monkey, but you knew
Speaker 8: it was mine, Amelita.
Speaker 5: But I had to do something. And then when I
Speaker 5: saw Caleb's face, you see he really had lost his
Speaker 5: And oh, I fear it was very wicked of me.
Speaker 8: Poor Caleb, Emilita.
Speaker 7: One time I say to you there are good Americanos
Speaker 7: and bad ones.
Speaker 5: It was that night that your Hussien, I understand now.
Speaker 7: Remarked when and now we come to the second question, Ninyamiah,
Speaker 7: will you teach me to be the good Americano? Why, oh, Carma,
Speaker 7: your big blue eyes say the answers to all these questions.
Speaker 5: I asked Ramond, please, no, you mustn't go well.
Speaker 8: I love you, you are for me everything is it?
Speaker 4: Customer?
Speaker 8: Is this hour, Senora?
Speaker 7: You have the custom not to day, not Maniana, but
Speaker 7: for all the time when it's Nach's.
Speaker 5: Gracious tit Brunus not senior.
Speaker 1: And so ends Romance and Old Moneey, presented by the
Speaker 1: Chicago Motor Club in the Wayside Theater. Next week, ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, the Wayside Theater will bring to you a
Speaker 1: play behind the play. By that, I mean an exciting
Speaker 1: and amusing drama of what goes on behind the scenes.
Speaker 1: A New York producer is caught in a whirlpool of
Speaker 1: troubles and worl that always seem to accompany the production
Speaker 1: of a big Broadway play. In the midst of it all,
Speaker 1: his father and mother arrive for a visit.
Speaker 2: The star of his show rebels, and his.
Speaker 1: Problems reach a climax of headaches for him and entertainment
Speaker 1: for you.
Speaker 2: Be sure and tune in on this play of the
Speaker 2: week entitled man Pa Play.
Speaker 1: Cupid And Now, ladies and gentlemen, don't forget that special offer.
Speaker 1: I mentioned a while ago that valuable free booklet which
Speaker 1: the Chicago Motor Club is prepared especially for you learn
Speaker 1: how seventy thousand member families have ended motoring worries and
Speaker 1: are saving money right at the same time. Just send
Speaker 1: your name and address on a penny postcard to the
Speaker 1: Chicago Motor Club Chicago or its nearest branch office. And
Speaker 1: by the way, if you live in Chicago, there are
Speaker 1: special night operators on duty to take care of your
Speaker 1: request for that free.
Speaker 2: Booklet this evening.
Speaker 1: If you'll just pick up your phone and call Franklin
Speaker 1: one eight, one eighth. The Wayside Theater play Tonight starred
Speaker 1: Patricia Dunlap and Olin Slay with Ethel and Michael Romano,
Speaker 1: Bill Bousche, Carolyn McKay, and Brett Morrison.
Speaker 2: This is Burnsmith speaking for the Chicago Motor Club.
Speaker 9: This is the wbbm Air Theater Regular building in Chicago.