ep05 Tom Molineaux

The first American contender for the World's Heavyweight Championship was a Negro. An author miraculously finds a lost valuable manuscript. All revered did not write alone. Can you imagine that? Yes, ladies and gentlemen, this is Lindsay McCarry, and those statements are all true.

And in just a moment or two, my thespian and I are going to prove them to you. So we'll be seeing you. Boring to go. So here's our first Can you imagine that item for this session?

You know, I think we should put aside a special department and call it the It Couldn't Happen pigeonhole. Here's an interesting and amazing story I dug up. It seems that Hermann Suderman, the noted German playwright and novelist, in his early days as a writer had to work pretty hard to make both ends meet.

One day he sold a novel to a newspaper, but the editor insisted that Suderman write the whole thing at once, not just a chapter or two at a time. So, Hermann Suderman went to his home and laboriously completed the entire book, page after page of closely handwritten manuscript.

Then he started to Berlin to deliver the story, but he had to stop at Insta Boer, Gautan and East Prussia to change trains. And there? This is where I change trains for Berlin, is it not?

Yeah, yeah, well, but your train will not be here for a little while. Oh, all right. Thank you. Emma! Emma! Sonoma! Well, Fritz, Dana! Fritz! How are you? It has been a long time since we last seen each other, Nick Bader.

Fritz, what are you doing here at Instabook? visiting the town. And you know what? Here with me are Heinrich Muller. Shants and all the rest of the old friends. That is fine, fine. I have some time before I must catch the Berlin train.