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Academy Award Theater · April 13, 1946 · 29 min · 3,630 words
The transcript of “The Story of Louis Pasteur”, an episode of Academy Award Theater first broadcast April 13, 1946. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Academy Award Theater plays Academy Award Theater free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Tonight's picture is the story of Louis Pasteur. Tonight's star is the distinguished motion picture actor, Mr. Paul Nune. The story of Louis Pasteur was written for radio by Frank Wilson with an original musical score composed and conducted by Leet Stevens.
And our producer, director is Dee Englebach. Academy Awards starring Paul Nuneen is 1936 Academy Award winning role of Louis Pasteur. Come, come, Pastor, tell us precisely what you mean. In Majesty, the hospitals of Paris are pest houses.
There's scarcely a doctor in the city who's not carrying death on his hands in instruments. So? And what does the learned court physician, Dr. Sharbonet, think of that? I think your Majesty that Monsieur Pestur must blame his microbes.
You see, he possesses a private menagerie of invisible beasts. Exactly. Youschar Bonet could see them for himself if he took the trouble to use his microscope. He would watch them multiply into murderous millions. They'd breed in filth.
They misstard from the gutters in Paris tonight and by tomorrow claim some mother from this very court, preposterous. Youschar Bonet treated a court servant today. She died tonight, a victim of your bigotry. Moreover, the unclean midwife who attended her will attend your next more illustrious patient and may bring death to the Countess Gabriel de Vilifor.
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