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Speaker 1: first Nighter.
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Speaker 4: to an early start, shall we. My cab is waiting,
Speaker 4: won't you step him?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 4: Driver to the Little Theater on Broadway across forty second Street.
Speaker 4: That's the Paramount Theater, the Astro Hotel. And now just
Speaker 4: ahead is the Little Theater off Times Square.
Speaker 3: Probably here we are.
Speaker 5: And your tickets ready.
Speaker 3: Please have your tickets ready?
Speaker 2: Please, Good evening, mister first nadder.
Speaker 3: The USh you will shaw you to youse seats. Thank you.
Speaker 3: We'll go right here. Here we are in excellent seats.
Speaker 4: And I must say that this is a typically fashionable
Speaker 4: First Lighter audience. Glamorous ladies are exhibiting fortunes and jewels
Speaker 4: and furs. There's one of those fabulously expensive mink wraps
Speaker 4: right across the aisle from me. But let's get down
Speaker 4: to the business of the evening. I see Frank Worth
Speaker 4: conducting the famous First Lighter Orchestra. And here's the news
Speaker 4: about the play. It's a brand new comedy romance called
Speaker 4: Love Is Stranger Than Fiction, written by Urban Title and
Speaker 4: co starring Olin Souley and Barbara Lady. Mister Souley is
Speaker 4: cast as mister Blake, the publisher. Miss Luddy plays the
Speaker 4: role of Louise's secretary, and the supporting cast is a
Speaker 4: star studded ron too, including her Butterfield with her waterman, Virginia, Greg,
Speaker 4: Jerry Hausner and other famous names. And now it's just
Speaker 4: about time for the curtain to rise. Hurst Hurry, there's
Speaker 4: the signal for first curtain. The house lights are out,
Speaker 4: and here's the play.
Speaker 2: Louise, look at that?
Speaker 3: Will you what?
Speaker 6: Book heads The best sellers in Tara Hate Purple Pedals
Speaker 6: by Phoebe Saint Clair, published by All Soft Brothers in Pittsburgh,
Speaker 6: Purple Petals in Montreal, Hartford and Gary, Indiana.
Speaker 7: Purple Petals by Phoebe Sinclair.
Speaker 8: Well, don't stand there repeating my words.
Speaker 6: Vinson and Blake are supposed to be the most aggressive
Speaker 6: publishing house in the business, and we haven't had a
Speaker 6: best seller in two years. Then an upstart firm like
Speaker 6: Allsopp Brothers steals this book from right under our noses.
Speaker 7: Our noses, mister Allan Blake, I've been your secretary line
Speaker 7: long enough for you to know that I insist on
Speaker 7: accuracy from an employer above all else.
Speaker 8: Well, what do you mean didn't we turn down there?
Speaker 7: We didn't when I gave you the Purple Kettle's manuscript
Speaker 7: attached to it with three enthusiastic reports from our three
Speaker 7: readers and a note of mine. Remember what it said?
Speaker 2: Uh, well, it's easy to say I told you so.
Speaker 7: One it said, I wish I'd written this book because
Speaker 7: it'll sell a million copies.
Speaker 2: Remember what you said, how on earth do you expect me?
Speaker 7: You said it reminded you of a boiled orange, very
Speaker 7: soggy pap colored on the outside.
Speaker 8: So I didn't.
Speaker 3: So it is.
Speaker 7: It's in its eighth printing inside a year movie rights
Speaker 7: sold for half a million and you turned it down.
Speaker 2: Must have been smoking hashish. But who is Phoebe Saint Clair?
Speaker 6: If we could only find her and tell her that
Speaker 6: some unauthorized maniac in our office rejected her book, and
Speaker 6: maybe we'd have a chance at her next one.
Speaker 7: Well, you've spent scads of B and b's money for
Speaker 7: detectives to watch the Allsop offices to see if they
Speaker 7: could discover who miss Sinclaire is.
Speaker 2: I've tried everything and not a clue.
Speaker 6: She hates publicity, Louise, I've known for some time that
Speaker 6: Joe Alsop has offered you everything with their printing presses
Speaker 6: to work for him.
Speaker 2: Why do you stick here?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 7: I'm just contrary? Or maybe it's that old proverb about
Speaker 7: rats and the sinking ship.
Speaker 8: Listen, if we.
Speaker 6: Don't get a book that'll sell soon, there just won't
Speaker 6: be a ship.
Speaker 2: You want to look at.
Speaker 9: This manuscript now, mister Blake.
Speaker 8: Oh, frankly, Miss Jones, No, what is it?
Speaker 9: It's called Hard Flows the Sea by a new writer,
Speaker 9: Stephen Schadstrong.
Speaker 2: Heers, what do you think of that?
Speaker 10: Wow?
Speaker 9: Honestly, I don't remember when I've been so excited about
Speaker 9: a book.
Speaker 2: I thought you said about ten acres and look what
Speaker 2: that took he did to us.
Speaker 9: Oh, it's not my opinion alone this time, both Henderson
Speaker 9: and Simon have written two pages about it.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's always I have. At least we're sure of
Speaker 2: three sales we published.
Speaker 8: What's this?
Speaker 9: Oh, Louise read it two that's her comment.
Speaker 6: HM, last time I said I wish I had written
Speaker 6: this book because it will sell a million copies. At
Speaker 6: the risk of repeating myself, I'm repeating myself, Louise.
Speaker 7: Anything else, mister Blank.
Speaker 8: No, no, just tell the switchboard.
Speaker 6: I'm not to be disturbed for the next three hours.
Speaker 11: But look, Alan, it's after five and I got a
Speaker 11: very important date with a very important girl.
Speaker 2: I don't care if you've got an important date with
Speaker 2: Rita Hayworth.
Speaker 8: You stay right here.
Speaker 2: Oll find me. I'm gonna miss the five forty.
Speaker 6: You're our publicity director, and this manuscript is a hot
Speaker 6: I want you to start thinking about angles, Pato. We're
Speaker 6: putting all our eggs in this four hundred page basket.
Speaker 11: What's the masterpiece about?
Speaker 8: It's about life and love and all the elements.
Speaker 6: It's a roysterous, boisterous sea story and the smell of
Speaker 6: salt spray stings your eyes as you read it, and
Speaker 6: after you wipe your eyes, then what it's Conrad and
Speaker 6: Jack London and Robert Louis Stevenson, plus women and in
Speaker 6: tech nicolor.
Speaker 2: Harry, get on your typewriter. I want a big treatment.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm glad you agree with me this time that
Speaker 7: it's a great book.
Speaker 3: Great book.
Speaker 6: Why I couldn't sleep last night just thinking about the possibilities.
Speaker 6: I'm getting this man Stronghurst down here immediately.
Speaker 7: Have you contacted him.
Speaker 2: I'm sending him a wire.
Speaker 6: I've come to the conclusion that the book must be
Speaker 6: the story of his own life, the life of a reckless,
Speaker 6: two fisted elemental man who could stun a steer with
Speaker 6: a blow of his fist, a man who could crush
Speaker 6: a coconut with one calloused hand.
Speaker 7: But you've never seen Stronghurst. Maybe he's five foot two
Speaker 7: and talks.
Speaker 2: With a lisp.
Speaker 6: You discussed me here, write this down er, Stephen Shad.
Speaker 6: Stronghurst at first sight strikes you as the sort of
Speaker 6: man about whom legends gather and grow. The story that
Speaker 6: he crushes coconuts in one calloused hand apocryphal as it
Speaker 6: may sound is the most obvious thing in the world
Speaker 6: world the moment your hand disappears in his immense Paul,
Speaker 6: when you introduced.
Speaker 8: He is an elemental man.
Speaker 9: Come in, will you initial at wire before I send
Speaker 9: it off?
Speaker 2: Mister Blake read it to me first, Miss Jones.
Speaker 9: Mister Stephen Schadstronghurst Bucks six' five Two Main Post. Office
Speaker 9: your manuscript hard flows to, see has vague. Possibilities please
Speaker 9: drop in this week for a, Chat Signed Alan, Blake
Speaker 9: benson And Blake.
Speaker 7: Publishing you don't want to give Mister stronghurst any false?
Speaker 7: Hopes do you vague? Possibilities the only vague thing about
Speaker 7: is who will take the lead when the movies get?
Speaker 7: It Gary, Cooper, RaRo, Flynn.
Speaker 6: LOU i think you've got a point, There Miss. Jones
Speaker 6: take out the word vague and let me see this.
Speaker 6: Week that's too. Indefinite make it. Immediately how does that,
Speaker 6: sound luke very?
Speaker 2: Cordial that's an.
Speaker 8: Idea sign it very cordially.
Speaker 3: Yours how's, That Lou?
Speaker 7: Fine that'll tell him in a lukewarm sort of way
Speaker 7: that you worship the very keys his callous fingers type.
Speaker 12: On i'm, sorry, sir but our nail box is a
Speaker 12: strictly Private no information is too identity can be.
Speaker 6: Divulged i'm not asking for. INFORMATION i want to meet
Speaker 6: Mister stronghurst the box six five to. Two he ignores
Speaker 6: my wires and my. LETTERS i just want to speak
Speaker 6: to the, Man that's.
Speaker 7: All i'm, sorry.
Speaker 12: Sir this is a post, office not a date.
Speaker 6: Bureau goodbye of all, galling nerve lacking experiences this.
Speaker 9: One, yes Mister Hard, greaton literary editor of The Daily,
Speaker 9: news is on the other.
Speaker 2: Line put him. On Hollo Hard are you?
Speaker 3: Blake you've got something in This stronghurst.
Speaker 10: SAGA i like.
Speaker 3: It i'm gonna say so in my. Column how about
Speaker 3: a thumb nail biography of the.
Speaker 2: Day i've sent over a character sketch by special.
Speaker 3: Delivery is it ten percent? True?
Speaker 6: Howard this is too important a thing to joke. About
Speaker 6: Steve stronghurst is a simple down dwarth man's. Man he's
Speaker 6: been all over the, world mostly traveling. Steerage what else
Speaker 6: is he, well not a.
Speaker 8: Thing needed.
Speaker 6: Money one day locked himself up in a cheap bisto
Speaker 6: On marseille and batted this book out on a portable
Speaker 6: pilford from the local.
Speaker 8: Gendarmerie that's the kind of fellow he.
Speaker 2: Is what kind of jobs as he?
Speaker 8: Held you name?
Speaker 3: Him we got.
Speaker 6: Him he was a bull fighter In, spain a medicine
Speaker 6: man In, africa a monk In, tibet and taught physics
Speaker 6: at usc.
Speaker 3: Sounds fabulous. Enough what does he look, Like?
Speaker 6: Howard think of the statue of A greek, god put
Speaker 6: some clothes on, it and that's Our steve.
Speaker 8: Stronghearst you should see his, Hands, howard.
Speaker 6: Great callous pause that crush a coconut as easily as
Speaker 6: you OR i do an?
Speaker 3: Egg well the?
Speaker 2: Egg and we you know.
Speaker 13: Blank if you're not, careful you're able to have a
Speaker 13: best seller on your.
Speaker 3: Hands turn he help you down to the first guid,
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Speaker 4: Downstands smoking AND i see someone approaching with a stealthy.
Speaker 3: Trail yes It's Larry keating and a.
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Speaker 2: Hurtain second.
Speaker 4: Curtain the first lighters are hurrying down the aisles of their.
Speaker 4: Seats the lights are, dimmed and here's the second. Bag
Speaker 4: the love is stranger than.
Speaker 3: Fiction.
Speaker 8: Hullo i'm.
Speaker 6: Desperate i've heard from most of the book critics in the,
Speaker 6: country and they're all mad about the advanced copies Of
Speaker 6: Hard floors to.
Speaker 7: See then why the desperation you should be jumping?
Speaker 6: With Joy joy two weeks before, publication have been seeing
Speaker 6: the author to confirm any part of the phony Stories
Speaker 6: i've been broadcasting about.
Speaker 8: Him hasn't bothered answering my last twenty.
Speaker 7: Wires, Well i've been trying to tell, you Mister, blake
Speaker 7: that Mister Stephen Shad stronghurst has answered your last, desperate,
Speaker 7: frantic pathetic.
Speaker 2: Telegram what, well why didn't you for heaven's sake?
Speaker 8: Quick what does he?
Speaker 2: Say will arrive tomorrow three?
Speaker 7: Pm per interview, demand absolute, privacy no, photographers no office, staff,
Speaker 7: wire acceptance of conditions or else or else what or? Else?
Speaker 7: Period he must have run out of words.
Speaker 8: Of all on? Nerve what does he want me to?
Speaker 2: Do shut down for half a.
Speaker 8: Day what does it mean no?
Speaker 6: Photographers if, he for one solitary minute thinks That I've
Speaker 6: I've i've, Yes.
Speaker 2: I've run out of. Words why are?
Speaker 15: Okay come?
Speaker 6: In come, in, yes, sir come right. IN i had
Speaker 6: the pleasure of addressing what are you doing?
Speaker 7: Here Mister stronghurst is, Coming.
Speaker 2: LOUISE i THOUGHT i told you to go on. HOME
Speaker 2: i promised the man.
Speaker 7: Right this, way Mister, stronghurst Mister Allan, blake Mister Stephens.
Speaker 2: Stronghurst, Well, louis idiot opened the door so it can come.
Speaker 3: In he is.
Speaker 7: In Mister strongherst say something to popeyed Mister. Blake how
Speaker 7: do you, do Mister? Blake will you shake one of
Speaker 7: my calloised, hands not this, one this one the ONE
Speaker 7: i use for coconut.
Speaker 6: Crushing if this is your idea of a, Joke, louise
Speaker 6: it's gone too, far AND i order you'd open that
Speaker 6: door this.
Speaker 7: Minute you mean you want me to open the door and?
Speaker 6: LEAVE i do you came here against my order just
Speaker 6: so you can Meet, stronghurst AND i won't stand for.
Speaker 6: It you'll be here in a, Minute Miss, turner leave
Speaker 6: this office at, Once, louise Miss, Turner you're?
Speaker 2: Fired AM i? Really?
Speaker 7: Well now that's. Awkward what SHALL i do with all
Speaker 7: those pleading wires you sent? Me of, course IF i
Speaker 7: went down the street To Alsop, Brothers i'd get a
Speaker 7: much warmer. Welcome they're used to publishing best.
Speaker 2: Sellers good. Heavens, Really, louisa you're. Fooling surely you can't be.
Speaker 8: Tell me you're.
Speaker 7: Not you're getting. Warm I'm stephen shadd strongherd AND i
Speaker 7: couldn't even crush a peanut with one. Hand, OH i
Speaker 7: don't know A tibetan monk from An indians and medicine.
Speaker 7: Man And i've only Seen marseille and.
Speaker 2: Postcards BUT i still don't.
Speaker 8: UNDERSTAND i do.
Speaker 7: My research and travel. Magazines the salt spray that stung
Speaker 7: your eyes as you read my novel with Stale, oa the, cologne.
Speaker 8: Well it seems.
Speaker 7: Incredible the Nearest i've come to a notion was five
Speaker 7: years ago WHEN i tried Shad row AND i didn't like.
Speaker 8: It But, louise when could?
Speaker 7: You OR i write in the evenings and on my.
Speaker 7: Weekends but you wouldn't know That you've never shown any
Speaker 7: interest in WHAT i do with my evenings or, Weekends.
Speaker 6: LOUIS i don't know what to, say but it's it's
Speaker 6: just wonderful all my stuff like LIKE i just happened to
Speaker 6: be passing by with my camera AND, i, oh, say
Speaker 6: where's a big shot.
Speaker 2: AUTHOR i got my camera all primed and ready to
Speaker 2: to buy my.
Speaker 8: Glad you, dropped but.
Speaker 2: You gave me the. Signal you shouted it's.
Speaker 16: Wonderful SO i came in ready to get a couple
Speaker 16: of fast shots.
Speaker 7: Photographers lying in wait outside after you made a solemn,
Speaker 7: Promise Alan, blake of all the, cheap, contemptible.
Speaker 2: What's the matter with?
Speaker 17: PHOTOGRAPHERS i was fighting, you, Kid i'm fed up private
Speaker 17: secretary and showed her to weep on for four.
Speaker 7: YEARS i give him a Novel i've slaved over that
Speaker 7: you'll make a fortune out of any he lies to.
Speaker 7: Me I'm trueli is.
Speaker 3: Not listening to.
Speaker 2: ME i didn't mean the light of.
Speaker 7: You you've got my signature on this, One Alan. Blake
Speaker 7: but from now, on THE b AND B Publishing company
Speaker 7: can goal.
Speaker 16: Hang Joe benson And Blake Publishing International Majestic studios offer
Speaker 16: six hundred thousand four movie rights To Heart flows The.
Speaker 5: Sea benson And Blake publishing must have at least twelve
Speaker 5: hundred more copies Heart FLOWS Us express Collect, Rush natal Book, Club, WASHINGTON, dc.
Speaker 3: And blake write thousand.
Speaker 11: Copies Hard flows the scene to clear, backlog unfilled orders.
Speaker 10: And pies no, printing, yes Mister.
Speaker 9: BLAKE i Tried louise turn his old address and the superintendent.
Speaker 2: Had No what about the post?
Speaker 9: Office they, said all her mail addressed to box six
Speaker 9: five to us sent out to her, Address but it's
Speaker 9: against the.
Speaker 6: Rule i've simply got to see. HER i can't seem
Speaker 6: to get anything done around here. Anymore thank, You Miss.
Speaker 6: Jones that's, All Miss. Jones Miss jones asked the switchboard
Speaker 6: to get Me Howard, crichton literary editor of The Daily.
Speaker 10: News Mister blake on the other, line, last.
Speaker 8: Let me speak to.
Speaker 3: Her, Hello, Hello.
Speaker 8: Luise Allan.
Speaker 7: Blake IF i were in your office right, now lap your.
Speaker 7: Face how could you do such a?
Speaker 2: Thing, please LOU i was.
Speaker 8: DESPERATE i couldn't get a hold of.
Speaker 2: YOU i had to do.
Speaker 7: Something you fed the newspapers another pack of. LIES i
Speaker 7: don't mind your telling Them I'm.
Speaker 6: Stronghurst but, then, please don't you UNDERSTAND i spent a
Speaker 6: week trying to trace.
Speaker 7: You and release the yarn about me peddling hard flows.
Speaker 2: The seat of twenty other.
Speaker 7: Publishers and how against the judgment of your, associates and
Speaker 7: more out of sympathy than, conviction you published my, Book.
Speaker 6: LOUISE i knew that if those fake stories about you
Speaker 6: were publishing the, newspapers you get in touch with.
Speaker 7: Me i'm the, poor, stupid struggling author who would still
Speaker 7: be living in a garrett if it wasn't For Alan,
Speaker 7: blake the, selfless, altruistic philanthropic, publisher Or.
Speaker 2: Louise believe, me the only REASON i said all that
Speaker 2: was to make you.
Speaker 10: Call me right.
Speaker 7: Now there are a lot of Things i'd like to call,
Speaker 7: you but the only REASON i did was to say goodbye.
Speaker 18: Goodbye that's almost like an.
Speaker 3: Active player at. All prime to, square.
Speaker 4: And here again is the intermission that brings us our
Speaker 4: good Friend Larry.
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Speaker 3: Times, man there goes the.
Speaker 11: Curtain, allen as a junior member Of Alsop brothers and
Speaker 11: as a rival, Publisher i'd like to congratulate you on
Speaker 11: the success of you recent best.
Speaker 18: Seller i'd flows The sea Lucky.
Speaker 6: Stiff what's wrong with the luck of The Alsop Brothers last?
Speaker 6: Season you had the giant fell down in this season purple.
Speaker 3: Petals, Oh i'm not.
Speaker 18: COMPLAINING i only begrudts you your blind.
Speaker 3: Luck that's.
Speaker 19: All we published her first, book and then she turns
Speaker 19: around and says number two is not for.
Speaker 18: Us, Loyalty she, says who's? She Phoebe Saint?
Speaker 3: Claire of?
Speaker 19: Course who in the way you spent money trying to
Speaker 19: track down the?
Speaker 18: Author who was none of? Them in your own private
Speaker 18: secretary that was the biggest Life just.
Speaker 8: A, minute what are you talking. ABOUT i didn't turn it.
Speaker 8: DOWN i Published Hard flows The.
Speaker 3: SEA i closed The.
Speaker 19: Sea i'm talking About purple. Petals loo, said you yourself
Speaker 19: next it in what? Happened she dropped in our, lap
Speaker 19: the biggest money maker Since gone with The?
Speaker 2: Wind, Oh louise is Dbe Saint clair?
Speaker 13: Too, yes it's very funny after that first brush, off
Speaker 13: how you persuaded her to give you a Hard clowes
Speaker 13: of The sea one of those unsolved. Mysteries, WELL i
Speaker 13: didn't expect you to understand it.
Speaker 18: PERSONALLY i think she's carrying this loyalty thing too. Far
Speaker 18: she worked for you for four. Years, yeah but, so and.
Speaker 6: Don't THINK i didn't know you were trying to bribe
Speaker 6: her to work for, you BECAUSE i.
Speaker 11: No, no, no she, Said joe in spite of, Everything
Speaker 11: i'm offering my next novel TO b AND.
Speaker 18: B i owe that much to. Them she calls You,
Speaker 18: joe certainly very close. Friends it was a matter of.
Speaker 18: FACT i have a surprise for. You louise AND i.
Speaker 3: Are going to be. Married.
Speaker 19: Married you know what happens when boy meets girl meet.
Speaker 6: Preacher she's going to marry, you and she calls that.
Speaker 6: Loyalty now just a, Minute oh, NO i didn't mean.
Speaker 6: THAT i wish you all of luck in the. World but,
Speaker 6: oh you're you're going to have some sort of party
Speaker 6: to announce the coming event of the, trade aren't.
Speaker 18: You well it might be a good, idea.
Speaker 6: And, sure sure of course you won't be able to
Speaker 6: have in her, place lose apartments so small and so
Speaker 6: out of the, WAY i, Hear oh you.
Speaker 18: Small, Yes but her place is near this club than mine.
Speaker 2: Is oh that's, right Sure barkman, place isn't.
Speaker 3: It, yeah, yeah you've lost your.
Speaker 18: Memory she's living on North Burn crescent.
Speaker 6: North of, Course CAN i forget, yeah North Burn, crescent of.
Speaker 3: Course let me.
Speaker 8: See it's the, Numbers oh, six one?
Speaker 3: Four that was?
Speaker 16: It?
Speaker 19: Six, well, really you're only six hundred numbers Off louise
Speaker 19: is at twelve forty.
Speaker 2: Six, oh certainly twelve forty? Six, yes what WAS i thinking?
Speaker 2: Of thank, You.
Speaker 7: Joe and, FURTHERMORE i haven't the faintest idea how you
Speaker 7: discovered WHERE i, lived BUT i didn't invite.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 6: THANKS i don't mind IF i do have a seat.
Speaker 6: All it's a very comfortable place you have, here Lou
Speaker 6: or HAVE i said that?
Speaker 7: Before you've gone over all the standard. Openings now you can.
Speaker 6: Leave i've known you for almost five, years lou And
Speaker 6: i've always known in the back of my mind that
Speaker 6: WHEN i was ready to let go and paint the town,
Speaker 6: RED i was going to ask the union for an
Speaker 6: assistant painter like you to help.
Speaker 7: Me that particular part of your story you can include
Speaker 7: in your next book of collected fairy, tales Mister. Blake
Speaker 7: for four YEARS i was part of the office furniture to,
Speaker 7: you like your. Desk the only difference was you never
Speaker 7: scratched a match on.
Speaker 6: Me, OOH i don't scratch matches on my desk. ANYMORE
Speaker 6: i use that fancy lighter you gave Me Lt.
Speaker 7: Christmas Mister, blake isn't it rather A you're making nice
Speaker 7: speeches to me after you Discover i'm Both Stephen stronghurst
Speaker 7: And Phoebe.
Speaker 2: Sinclaire the only.
Speaker 8: THING i discovered is That i'm in love with. You,
Speaker 8: now what do you say to?
Speaker 7: THAT i dimple, shyly AND i murmur that you say
Speaker 7: the sweetest. Things at this, point AM i supposed to
Speaker 7: act Like eve In Purple petals and fall into your
Speaker 7: strong young arms with a strangled.
Speaker 6: Sob, well if you, did you'd be able to write
Speaker 6: a better book Than Purple. Petals How phoebe Saint clair
Speaker 6: And Stephen Shad stronghurst can be one and the same.
Speaker 2: Person here is something.
Speaker 7: Easier you are. Touching declaration of you're feeling about me
Speaker 7: is three days too. Late three days AGO i decided
Speaker 7: to Marry Joe.
Speaker 2: Alsop but you can't marry that.
Speaker 6: That you can't Marry alsop when you're, well when you're
Speaker 6: When i'm, what when you're in love with?
Speaker 7: Me that's why why you, overbearing, conceited?
Speaker 2: Rude THEY i love you, too.
Speaker 6: Dear why do you think That Bill pickle proposed to
Speaker 6: you because he likes the tiller your pretty neck when
Speaker 6: you're taking?
Speaker 2: Dictation maybe he wants to marry? Me certainly not you.
Speaker 6: Think he wants to marry because the tippy you are
Speaker 6: silly and those wrinkles when you. Laugh he wants you
Speaker 6: because he wants to make sure you're. Literary output goes
Speaker 6: To allsop. Brothers that's.
Speaker 7: Why because you're dishonest and conni then you think everybody
Speaker 7: Is Joe alsop is everything you. Want he's honest and,
Speaker 7: upright steadfast and reliable and.
Speaker 6: A, stodgy, complacent cigar swelling hypoposterus.
Speaker 10: That proves you.
Speaker 7: Don't know what you're talking. About there is no such.
Speaker 6: Animal all, right all, Right, Mary but before you, do
Speaker 6: tell him you've just finished a new book you're going
Speaker 6: to let me, publish and then.
Speaker 2: See how fast the love light in his eyes drops
Speaker 2: into a deep.
Speaker 10: Freeze all, Right i'll do.
Speaker 7: That i'll show, you and let.
Speaker 2: Me be the first to know the happy.
Speaker 8: Outcome follow me. TOMORROW i.
Speaker 9: Told you that The Martin correspondence is in Mister benson's.
Speaker 2: Office Mister, Blake where are the goodly?
Speaker 8: Files Miss? Jones where are the lessing? Files Miss? Jones
Speaker 8: where are any?
Speaker 9: Files all the files are in your right hand, drawer Mister,
Speaker 9: blake where they've been for?
Speaker 3: Years why didn't.
Speaker 6: Anybody tell ME i had an important appointment With gibson,
Speaker 6: yesterday Mister.
Speaker 9: Blake on your appointment pad circled in red and, underlined
Speaker 9: there was a.
Speaker 6: NOTE i have no time to look at my appointment,
Speaker 6: Pad Miss. Jones are you Sure louise hasn't phoned? Yet
Speaker 6: go on out to the switchboard and check the line
Speaker 6: of my. Office maybe it's out of. Order, maybe, well
Speaker 6: she didn't have to slam.
Speaker 2: The door that, hard.
Speaker 7: Mister.
Speaker 2: Blake Miss, JONES i can't. WAIT i want, You.
Speaker 7: LOUISE i see you haven't changed at all in your old.
Speaker 6: Habitat hello LOU, i, well welcome back to the old.
Speaker 2: Habitat how are?
Speaker 7: You i'm a lot better than you thought i'd be
Speaker 7: at this time, today Mister. BLAKE i Told jo exactly
Speaker 7: what you.
Speaker 2: Said oh you, did And joe changed his.
Speaker 3: MIND i knew he.
Speaker 7: Would we were going to be married in two. Weeks
Speaker 7: now he wants to get Married.
Speaker 6: Monday, Oh i've, well LOU i want to wish you
Speaker 6: both of you all the luck in the.
Speaker 7: World thank.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 7: Well by the, way as far as business, goes you can.
Speaker 7: Relax i've decided to give my next novel TO b
Speaker 7: and b if they.
Speaker 2: Wanted, well that's very kind of Your.
Speaker 8: Louise benson will be very.
Speaker 2: Happy but there's only going to be one bee in
Speaker 2: the name of this.
Speaker 8: Firm i've decided to sell. Out i'm not happy. HERE
Speaker 8: i need a.
Speaker 2: Rest oh, well there's nothing much left to, say is.
Speaker 6: There i'll drop around, sometime both of.
Speaker 2: You won't you tell?
Speaker 7: Me how did you know the tip of my nose
Speaker 7: wrinkles WHEN i?
Speaker 6: Laugh, well you've just noticed those THINGS i suppose about
Speaker 6: a b people you?
Speaker 7: LIKE i Suppose do you really THINK i have a
Speaker 7: pretty Nick what are you.
Speaker 6: Trying to, Do, Louise i've said All i'm going to,
Speaker 6: say except That joe's a very lucky.
Speaker 7: Man, well he doesn't seem to think SO i told
Speaker 7: you what he.
Speaker 2: Said know WHAT i, Said i'd rather, not Lou let's
Speaker 2: just part the POINT i.
Speaker 7: Said IF i married Him, Monday i'd be committing. Bigamy?
Speaker 2: Bigamy what on earth do you?
Speaker 7: Mean bigamy is having more than your legal rations of,
Speaker 7: husbands isn't? It, well IF i become Missus Allan blake On,
Speaker 7: sunday if there's some law that had Frowned.
Speaker 8: Louise, louise, dear did you, say, darling.
Speaker 7: Please take me in your, arms kiss, me then go
Speaker 7: out and get a haircut in the marriage, License.
Speaker 6: Louise, darling DO i have to do all those THINGS i?
Speaker 10: Saw?
Speaker 2: Angel?
Speaker 7: No, now, DEAR i, said you're kiss me and go
Speaker 7: out and get a. Haircut, DARLING i, said kiss me
Speaker 7: and just kiss. Me that's?
Speaker 3: All are we? Already a little?
Speaker 2: Darling before you?
Speaker 3: Play but it all? Adygone plause listen to them.
Speaker 4: Affly next week there's a corral full Of western fun
Speaker 4: for you and your family when another original play will
Speaker 4: be presented from the little. Theater it's Called Oh Bury Me,
Speaker 4: nuts a comedy romantic you want to? Hear remember next,
Speaker 4: week same, time same. Station join, us, then won't? You
Speaker 4: and in the, meantime, ladies you'll never know how pretty
Speaker 4: you can be until you try magic.
Speaker 3: Touch and now we move out of the theater and
Speaker 3: into the. Street here's your, cab, mister first.
Speaker 18: Snatting thank.
Speaker 3: You Den.
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