Speaker 1: Two weeks from tonight, October fifth, You Bet Your Life
Speaker 1: starring Groucho Marx, will be heard at this time over
Speaker 1: most of these same CBS stations, we offer you Escape,
Speaker 1: starring Victor Mature. Escape designed to free you from the
Speaker 1: four walls of to day for a half hour of
Speaker 1: high adventure.
Speaker 2: You were camped in the dry mountains of Mexico, a
Speaker 2: hundred yards from a treasure and buried gold. A beautiful
Speaker 2: girl is sitting across the fire with a gun, and
Speaker 2: somewhere out in the night, a horseman waits like the
Speaker 2: girl for you to make just one mistake.
Speaker 1: Tonight, with Victor Mature as Toby Manning, we escaped to
Speaker 1: Mexico with a story of conflict between love and the
Speaker 1: lust for gold, as Jeffrey Household told it him the
Speaker 1: Fortune of Bargas from his exciting novel The Third Hour.
Speaker 3: It was dark and hot. The tropic night air was
Speaker 3: like warm steam. Night's sounds drifted over from the docks
Speaker 3: and from the native quarter of Panama City. I stood
Speaker 3: outside the hotel entrance and looked up at the lighted
Speaker 3: window on the third floor where Baguely was waiting. After
Speaker 3: the night, I hoped I'd never see his ugly face again. Somewhere, somehow,
Speaker 3: I had to make the break.
Speaker 4: Okay, Okay, you can have your three weeks off, but
Speaker 4: you'll never do it.
Speaker 3: You haven't got the guts to break away. Fatly, it
Speaker 3: doesn't take guts to break away from a lousy job
Speaker 3: peddaling mining machinery in Latin America.
Speaker 4: I'll look, Toby, you could be South American manager in
Speaker 4: ten years if you'd settled down and work at it
Speaker 4: and stop beating your head against the wall.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, maybe in twenty five years I could retire
Speaker 3: and drop dead. Look, all I need is one right break,
Speaker 3: and I'll take it from there. Any kind of a
Speaker 3: break you need more than a break, Toby, If one
Speaker 3: fell right in your lap, you'd play it just so far,
Speaker 3: and then you'd start doubting yourself or somebody else, and
Speaker 3: that's what would beat you. Maybe so, But I've got
Speaker 3: the next three weeks now.
Speaker 4: Look, every time I come to Panama, you say you're
Speaker 4: gonna quit. Every time you tell me a big chance
Speaker 4: for real money is just around the corner. Why don't
Speaker 4: think it wise to you? All right, all right, lay
Speaker 4: off of me, will you Bakeley Report to me in
Speaker 4: New York on the twenty ninth. I'll lay out your
Speaker 4: new schedule for you.
Speaker 3: Don't count on it. You'll be there, all right. I'll
Speaker 3: give you odds on it.
Speaker 4: I'll bet you don't do a thing except sit in
Speaker 4: the sun for the next three.
Speaker 3: Weeks setting the sun for three weeks. That would suit
Speaker 3: bagly fine to see me come crawling back again. Well,
Speaker 3: I didn't have a definite plan, but I knew i'd
Speaker 3: keep on the move. I was so fed up with
Speaker 3: Batley the job mining machinery, I'd have jumped at anything.
Speaker 3: A guy in a mood like that can get into
Speaker 3: plenty of trouble. And three days later I found it.
Speaker 2: Do you have any of the senior manding? Welcome back
Speaker 2: to Colonna, to the Cari.
Speaker 3: Hi, Evanuel, what's new?
Speaker 2: You waste not, amigo? The world grows older, but that
Speaker 2: is not new?
Speaker 3: He sit down? Thanks? How's business? Say? Place is empty?
Speaker 2: We see sometimes good, sometimes baddens, never is interesting or
Speaker 2: in fact, I have said to myself, with a life
Speaker 2: of this kind, I am how do you call it up? Hey?
Speaker 2: See see?
Speaker 3: Yes, Oh my look, why don't we team up and
Speaker 3: start a revolution somewhere?
Speaker 2: Karamba. I was in one. Once in Mexico, I was
Speaker 2: a capitan with the General Lara.
Speaker 3: We were defeated. Lara Lara was ambushed somewhere around Torreon.
Speaker 3: Wasn't he he? Here mego?
Speaker 2: We were outnumbered and he was killed. But I was
Speaker 2: more lucky. I walked three hundred kilometers to the sea
Speaker 2: coast escape on a Dutch for its ship. Hey, Carama,
Speaker 2: I hope I will never do that again.
Speaker 3: So too, you know there's not much profit and revolution.
Speaker 3: All right, let me have a wrong man.
Speaker 2: You well see here you are in your You were
Speaker 2: wrong about the revolutions. In your marning in Mexico with
Speaker 2: General Lara, I made a fortune like a man never dreams.
Speaker 3: About enough to open this cafe. Like, I don't call
Speaker 3: that a fortune.
Speaker 2: Then your mannay in Mexico is one half million dollars
Speaker 2: in goal which belonged to.
Speaker 3: Me half a million bucks. Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure it
Speaker 3: is true. I may go. I swear it.
Speaker 2: You will would take a little chance for that much?
Speaker 3: Perhaps? Perhaps? Why?
Speaker 2: Why then we are going to have talked tonight. I
Speaker 2: have already decided that before you come here this time.
Speaker 3: I don't get it. What do you mean why.
Speaker 2: You think I ask questions from you always when you
Speaker 2: come here you tell me, because I wish to find
Speaker 2: out if you are a right man for the plan
Speaker 2: I have. I have decaid that you are boying. Well,
Speaker 2: let's talk tonight at my castle.
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 2: Now you think there is no danger for one who
Speaker 2: knows the secret to a fortune, one must be careful.
Speaker 3: A fortune the big chance. Come on, Manuel, Let's get
Speaker 3: over to your cassa and start dealing the cards.
Speaker 2: So, as I tell you, Senor Manning, everything works according
Speaker 2: to the plan which Hanner Alara has made. The dynamite
Speaker 2: explodes and the train is wrecked. Our men break open
Speaker 2: the freight cars and load the pack horses and ride
Speaker 2: for the roundezvus at Torreon.
Speaker 3: Everybody except to you in general law it was at it.
Speaker 3: We are the.
Speaker 2: Only ones who know the shipment of gold which is
Speaker 2: secretly on board. We find it, of course, Laura horses
Speaker 2: and head north to the hills, with the Federalists close
Speaker 2: behind us. At nightfall, we bury the gold ride for Torreon.
Speaker 2: I have four days later, and that Alara is killed
Speaker 2: and I escape as I tell you, and the gold
Speaker 2: is still there, a half a million dollars worth, Sisor,
Speaker 2: and I am the only man who knows where to
Speaker 2: find it. But if I inenter Mexico, I will be
Speaker 2: executed within twenty four hours. That is why I need
Speaker 2: a partner. You've got one, only one thing.
Speaker 3: I may go.
Speaker 2: Do not think that there will be no danger in
Speaker 2: mehe co or thousands of bandidos who we'll cut your
Speaker 2: throat for one tenth as much money.
Speaker 3: And on the other hand, a half a share and
Speaker 3: a fortune a quarter of a million dollars. I'd shoot
Speaker 3: the works for a whole lot less than that. Boy.
Speaker 2: Then I will explain to you have to find it.
Speaker 3: But what is qudapo?
Speaker 2: Here's somebody move outside the window.
Speaker 3: Mamasaf here, careful, Manuel, Manuel, waste from that door here?
Speaker 3: Let me get the lights off there. Did you see
Speaker 3: who it was? No?
Speaker 2: I think these shots come from the bushes across from
Speaker 2: the door.
Speaker 3: Well maybe we better take a look. Let's get to
Speaker 3: the door, passed and step to the side. You got
Speaker 3: your gun, see, Senor, Okay, let's go. I do not
Speaker 3: hear anything, Senor. No, and it's as black as a hat.
Speaker 3: I'm going across.
Speaker 5: Manuel, keep me covered, Boeno, there is.
Speaker 2: Nobody there on me.
Speaker 3: Go. No, whoever it was must have run down the
Speaker 3: alley there as soon as they fired. Say you've got
Speaker 3: any ideas, there's no, amigo. Look Manuel, if nobody but
Speaker 3: you and Laurel knew about this gold and Laura is dead,
Speaker 3: then how come the shot? And why have you been
Speaker 3: packing a gun?
Speaker 2: Senor Mandy? And there he said, treasure so big as this,
Speaker 2: it is possible that even the coyotes can smell it.
Speaker 3: You still wish to go on? Yeah, I still wish
Speaker 3: to go on. Three days later, on the train between
Speaker 3: Mexico City and Durango, I got a few of the answers,
Speaker 3: or thought I did. The coach had been empty most
Speaker 3: of the way, except for a couple of soldiers up
Speaker 3: ahead and a few Indians near the back. I was
Speaker 3: busy watching for some of the landmarks Barga had given me,
Speaker 3: so I didn't pay much attention to the Mexican girl
Speaker 3: who came in and sat down the seat. Ops. That
Speaker 3: is not until she spoke.
Speaker 6: Then you're you're wasting your time. This three kilometers farther yet?
Speaker 6: What the place where the train was read? I said,
Speaker 6: we're not there yet, honey.
Speaker 3: I don't think I know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: You're lying.
Speaker 6: You know well enough, and do not call me honey.
Speaker 6: Then your my name is Conzuela Cantuela.
Speaker 3: That's a pretty name, honey.
Speaker 6: Do not play the pool with me. Manuel Vargas tell
Speaker 6: you where he hide the goal, So do not lie
Speaker 6: to me.
Speaker 3: Oh so it was you out there and the bushes
Speaker 3: with the gun that night. You know you're a bum shot.
Speaker 6: I do not try to hit somebody. I only should
Speaker 6: to have the chance to get away. You're a fool
Speaker 6: if you think because I am a woman, I am weak.
Speaker 6: I know all the tricks of men. They are perils dogs,
Speaker 6: all of them, and I would not trust one that far.
Speaker 3: Okay, honey, take it easy, Take it easy.
Speaker 6: I spend a long time to find Manuel in Bologne.
Speaker 6: I watch, but I learned nothing until you come. And
Speaker 6: now I am here for my one half share of
Speaker 6: the gold. What do you mean you're hair Hanna Alara
Speaker 6: was my father.
Speaker 3: So that's right. Well you have to work that with Voga.
Speaker 3: I don't know anything about I.
Speaker 7: Am telling you now.
Speaker 6: You still think I'm a silly girl who can do nothing?
Speaker 3: Eh? Look, senors, all right, look it's a nice guy.
Speaker 3: You better put it back now, you see, honey, if
Speaker 3: you shoot me, you'd have no one to lead you
Speaker 3: to the gold. I know where it is, you don't, so.
Speaker 6: You lead me to it, and don't forget I'm very
Speaker 6: good at shooting.
Speaker 3: Okay, honey for the time being, count yourself in, but.
Speaker 6: Have no mistakes on your I shall take my share
Speaker 6: of this gold, even if I must kill you to
Speaker 6: get it.
Speaker 3: You understand, I understand. We'll argue about that later.
Speaker 6: And something else. Send your yes, do not call me, honey?
Speaker 8: Why not?
Speaker 9: Senor?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess we're ready to pull out. How about it? Cants,
Speaker 3: well you wish well, thanks a lot for your trouble
Speaker 3: seeing pascualas say, you know, it looks like you've runned
Speaker 3: us five of the best horses into riding.
Speaker 9: Yes, naha, he's very bad country herd your god, Senor,
Speaker 9: Perhaps you would like to hire a guide.
Speaker 3: No, thanks, I know that country pretty well.
Speaker 9: But of course, and you're going to call it the mine,
Speaker 9: do you under Senor? Retame sell machinery Verdad?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 9: I think you need a guide, singer. Some of the
Speaker 9: mines are very hard to find, especially the gold mines.
Speaker 3: Gold mines, Oh, well as uh far as I know.
Speaker 3: It's all lead and silver country up there.
Speaker 9: We see mostly this, but there is an old saying
Speaker 9: gold is where do you find it?
Speaker 3: Senor?
Speaker 7: Wasting time? This man would be no help to us.
Speaker 3: How do you know? Ever seen him before? Of course not,
Speaker 3: you ask, just wondered.
Speaker 7: I've never seen him before.
Speaker 3: Okay, are you singer? Amos?
Speaker 8: Good by? My shielder?
Speaker 3: Oh he Vancito? Have my horse ready to live up once?
Speaker 3: I'm going to take a little train. You are listening
Speaker 3: to Escape, starring Victor Mature.
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Speaker 3: We camped to dusk, about a quarter of a mile
Speaker 3: from the spot where the train had been dynamited. Vargas
Speaker 3: had given me directions starting from there. After we eight,
Speaker 3: I let a cigarette roll up my blanket and watched
Speaker 3: Consuela across the fire. She was worth watching. I kept
Speaker 3: wondering about several things, but mostly who the horseman was.
Speaker 3: Who has been following us all day? I'd seen the
Speaker 3: dust cloud hanging back a hour or so behind us
Speaker 3: ever since we left o Wrangle. I didn't say anything
Speaker 3: about it to Consuella. I still hadn't decided what I
Speaker 3: was going to do about her. I think I was
Speaker 3: fairly safe from her or from anybody else until the
Speaker 3: minute I tipped off the location of the gold, and
Speaker 3: right then when the picture would change and change plenty.
Speaker 6: Send your money. Why are you staring at me?
Speaker 3: Likely just wondering some things things.
Speaker 7: What thinks mmm?
Speaker 3: With a girl like you would really kill me just
Speaker 3: for gold? I do not trust anybody, Senor All right,
Speaker 3: But let's drop the senior make it Toby.
Speaker 7: You wish he's hope. No matter to me, Toby.
Speaker 3: Look, suppose I've made a deal with you. String along
Speaker 3: and don't start any trouble until I get the gold
Speaker 3: of New York. Then if your really law's daughter, I'll
Speaker 3: try to get Vargas to agree on a three way split,
Speaker 3: one third for each of us. What do you say?
Speaker 6: I think?
Speaker 3: I do not like it New York.
Speaker 6: I will be in a strange place here. I'm at
Speaker 6: home here too. I have gone kin save well, think.
Speaker 3: It over anyway, that's your best bet. I'm going to
Speaker 3: turn in now. We'll start early in the morning.
Speaker 9: Wh See, I'm.
Speaker 7: I will think it over.
Speaker 6: But Senor.
Speaker 7: Toby, yeah, Hi, I wish you to know that I
Speaker 7: do not trust you either. Okay, I do not trust anybody.
Speaker 3: You understand that, sure? Sure? I understand? Can I can't swear?
Speaker 3: The second day out of traveling was ten times as rough,
Speaker 3: and all day long, the same dust cloud stayed with us,
Speaker 3: following a mile or so behind. I knew there'd have
Speaker 3: to be a showdown sooner or later, but not yet.
Speaker 3: When we finally made camp at nightfall, I was dripping
Speaker 3: with sweat and dog tied, and Consuello was slump in
Speaker 3: her saddle. All of Manuel's landmarks had checked out during
Speaker 3: the day, and although she didn't know it, the gold
Speaker 3: was supposed to be buried within a hundred yards of
Speaker 3: our camp. This was the night to trim the cat's claws.
Speaker 3: I was counting on one thing that she couldn't stay
Speaker 3: awake two nights in succession, and I was right. By
Speaker 3: two hours after dark, with the full moon barely above
Speaker 3: the horizon, Conzuela was sound asleep. I slid out of
Speaker 3: my bed roll and moved quietly around the fire towards her.
Speaker 3: I knew the gun was under the blanket at her head,
Speaker 3: so I bent over her and slowly gently slipped my
Speaker 3: hand under and found it, eased it out into the
Speaker 3: open inch by inch, and dropped it into my pocket.
Speaker 3: I'd forgotten about her knife until the gunnered in the moonlight.
Speaker 3: She leaped from the ground and came for me.
Speaker 10: While she's struggling, twisted follow like a panther. As small
Speaker 10: as she was, like an hardly hold. I couldn't get
Speaker 10: hold of brother hand. I don't wonder the knife the
Speaker 10: wife might slip looser than any second thought. We fought
Speaker 10: in the moonlight, stumbling and slipping, but staying on our feet.
Speaker 3: I could see only one thing to do. I pulled
Speaker 3: her torn, bend her arm back, and twisted.
Speaker 7: To drop.
Speaker 3: But can't swell.
Speaker 10: Drop that now, drop that knife.
Speaker 3: Sorry, you shouldn't have You should have dropped it. You
Speaker 3: broke my arm better than being cut to ribbons the
Speaker 3: way I have been.
Speaker 7: Why are you time talking? You think I'm afraid to die?
Speaker 3: You're wrong.
Speaker 7: You have the gun, you have my knife.
Speaker 3: Go ahead kill me while you wait? Wait a minute,
Speaker 3: what do you get this idea? I'm going to kill gol?
Speaker 7: Why else you wait for me to sleep and steal
Speaker 7: my gun?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: You silly little fool. Look, I was trying to make
Speaker 3: sure you wouldn't take a shot at me after we
Speaker 3: located at gold tomorrow. You went, of course not. Look.
Speaker 3: Why don't you get smart and find out you can
Speaker 3: trust somebody once in a while. I'll wake up now
Speaker 3: and get some sense in your hair. I'll shake some
Speaker 3: sense and tell you if I have to h Why
Speaker 3: you look like that? You you little devil?
Speaker 7: Oh m are you going to no? H?
Speaker 2: You kiss me?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Why I don't know.
Speaker 7: I think you're going to kill me then you kiss me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, there's your knife.
Speaker 7: I just know you take it away from me.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, I know, but look, you better
Speaker 3: keep it for protection. Never mind, just just take it.
Speaker 6: Oh h.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I'm going to turn in now, and look,
Speaker 3: you'd better get some sleep too. We got a tough
Speaker 3: day to bar and honey, if you decide to cut
Speaker 3: my throat during the night, make a clean job of it.
Speaker 7: Dopey, are you awake?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Winess much. Maybe I was a fool to give
Speaker 3: her back the knife. Still, if she wanted to kill me,
Speaker 3: it wouldn't make any difference. She could knock my head
Speaker 3: in with a rock while I was asleep, just as easy.
Speaker 3: I never known a woman like her. At ten o'clock
Speaker 3: the next morning, we found the gold.
Speaker 7: That is only Toby. There's no more.
Speaker 3: No, it's all on the pack horses. Now. Look, starting
Speaker 3: right now, we're going to ride hard until we hit
Speaker 3: the Nass River. Somebody's been followed this ever since we
Speaker 3: left the wrangle. I don't know who it is or why.
Speaker 3: Maybe you do.
Speaker 7: I how could I know, Toby?
Speaker 2: I swear I do not.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, here. Now, look, you better take your gun back.
Speaker 3: You may need it in case we get separated.
Speaker 6: I'm going to stay with it.
Speaker 3: Go sure you are, but you better take the gun anyway. Now,
Speaker 3: come on, let's go. Mile after mile we pushed our
Speaker 3: horses on the trail to the north, riding most of
Speaker 3: the day over broken basalt rock to hide our trail.
Speaker 3: There was no dust cloud to show whether anyone followed,
Speaker 3: but I was sure somebody did. I was hoping to
Speaker 3: reach the Nassis River before the showdown came. I knew
Speaker 3: there was only a rope bridge over the narrow gage,
Speaker 3: and once across, I would cut the ropes and close
Speaker 3: off any further chance of being followed. So we pushed
Speaker 3: the horses and rode hour after hour. By late afternoon,
Speaker 3: Consuela complained more and more, being tired, wanted to stop
Speaker 3: and rest, and I couldn't be sure she wasn't trying
Speaker 3: to slow us down. Two hours after dark, we reached
Speaker 3: the river. Toby, you bache ahead of us. I'm so
Speaker 3: glad and so should have alone, Honey. Looking, there's the moon.
Speaker 3: This thing's no sense to cross in the dark. He
Speaker 3: looks very weak. He's only held up by ropes. It's
Speaker 3: safe enough. Whoa boy, whoa, whoa h hah yeah, hold
Speaker 3: my horse. I'll lead the pack animals across on foot.
Speaker 6: To be careful.
Speaker 3: Are you worried about me or the gold? Hurry?
Speaker 7: Please take them across.
Speaker 8: Wait, I think that will not be necessary. Senor, you
Speaker 8: would put up your hands, do no move?
Speaker 3: Can you see this in the shadow right by the bridge?
Speaker 3: It's best, Quala said guy in d Wrango. Were you
Speaker 3: expecting a swear to.
Speaker 8: You that the senor you will drop your pistol on
Speaker 8: the ground very slowly?
Speaker 3: Eh, glady, that's very kind of.
Speaker 8: You to discover the gold for me.
Speaker 3: How did you know we were looking for?
Speaker 9: I forgot to tell you in the Wrango. I'm Sergenti
Speaker 9: Alberto Pasqualis, formally with the fourth Regiment of General Alara
Speaker 9: and the Army of the.
Speaker 7: Revolution were not my father's soldiers.
Speaker 9: For five years I have waited for Capita and Vargas
Speaker 9: to come back for the fortune which I knew he
Speaker 9: had stolen. Stand out in the moonlight, please, bastante. That's
Speaker 9: far enough.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 9: I lead the horses across the bridge, and then I
Speaker 9: cut the rope so that you cannot follow me.
Speaker 8: If you move, I will have to kill you.
Speaker 3: To be quiet and don't move. No, council, no, no, don't,
Speaker 3: don't have to move. The pack horses reared the shots.
Speaker 3: I longed to stop them, stumbled at the concueller grab
Speaker 3: during hell on hundred people from falling. The half mad
Speaker 3: animals carried Pasqualas out under the bridge and drove him
Speaker 3: along in front of their pounding hoofs. I heard the
Speaker 3: rope supports creaked and groan and then snap with a
Speaker 3: loud crack and like slow motion, in the hole end
Speaker 3: of the bridge, Pasqualas of the three pack horses loaded
Speaker 3: with gold and plunged down into the guards below.
Speaker 7: Toby, I'm hurt, very bad, hurt. What do you mean,
Speaker 7: I feel the bullet here?
Speaker 3: No easy now, Look you're going to be all right alone. Worried.
Speaker 7: I'm not afraid to die. Yeah, I like it very much.
Speaker 3: When you call me honey, honey, I'll be calling to
Speaker 3: that thousands of times. Well, I'll be Ganzhua Gonzuela. I
Speaker 3: knelt there in the moonlight, holding her in my arms,
Speaker 3: with the bare brown hills of Mexico around me, and
Speaker 3: cursed myself for a fool. The gold was gone, lost
Speaker 3: in the torrent at the bottom of the garage. But
Speaker 3: it didn't seem to matter very much. I'd found a
Speaker 3: greater treasure, and because I had too little faith, that
Speaker 3: treasure lay dead in my arms. I lowered her gently
Speaker 3: and sat there for a long time. Then I picked
Speaker 3: up the gun, and she died trying to use the
Speaker 3: empty gun I had taken the cartridges out of because
Speaker 3: I didn't trust her, and threw it into the garage.
Speaker 3: Then I dropped down on the ground and wept. I
Speaker 3: remembered Baitley's words. You need more than a break, Toby.
Speaker 4: If one fell right in your lap, you'd play it
Speaker 4: just so far, and then you'd start doubting yourself or
Speaker 4: somebody else.
Speaker 3: I told you you'd show up, Toby. You even got
Speaker 3: here a day early. Yeah, I know, Bailey. Well let's
Speaker 3: settle up my schedule. You must have had yourself quite
Speaker 3: a vacation. You didn't find the big chance, did you?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 3: I didn't find. Well, what'd you do?
Speaker 4: Just sit around in the sun for three weeks? Come on,
Speaker 4: tell me about it. Didn't anything happen?
Speaker 3: That's right, Baisley. You hit it square on the head.
Speaker 3: Nothing happened not a Thing.
Speaker 1: Escape was produced and directed by Gordon T. Hughes, with
Speaker 1: Victor Mature starring as Toby Manning. Tonight we've presented the
Speaker 1: Fortune of Vargas, adapted for radio by Less Crutchfield. Victor
Speaker 1: Mature will soon be seen in the twentieth century Fox
Speaker 1: Technicolor production Wabash Avenue. Next week we Escape with Van
Speaker 1: Heflin starring in Joseph Perginsheimer's terrifying story Wild Oranges. Good
Speaker 1: Night then until the same time next week, when once
Speaker 1: again will offer you Escape, starring Van Heflin. This is
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