Nightmare

CBS Radio presents the CBS Radio Workshop dedicated to man's imagination, the theater of the mind. This is Elliot Lewis. I believe there's a place for experimental drama in radio. CBS Radio also believes this, hence the radio workshop.

The play you're going to hear is such an experiment. It's debatable whether it's too personal an experience. I don't think it is. and CBS radio has been kind enough to give me the time to find out.

Some of you may be offended, some revolted, some excited by the sharing of this experience. At all events, since it is an experiment, and since we'll be dealing with those strange depths in a man's mind called his subconscious, we ask your attention.

The play is called Nightmare. Are you all right? Johnny? Johnny? I'm so tired. Well, what was it? Are you all right? Fine.

Just felt a little sick. I'll call Dr. Rogers. I was like, let the poor man sleep. Call him in the morning if I don't feel better. You sure? Sure. Just want to sleep. I'll call him.

Please. It's all right. Well, come to bed then. You can't sit here all night. I'll be in in a few minutes. Just sit here for a while. I'll stay here with you then. No need. I'll just get a little rest. I'll stay here.

So tired. I'll stay with you. I won't go there. I won't take you. I'll stay right here. Number 18 it was on a wide end run, the opposing tackle in black trunks,

finally downed him on the 19 yard line. And this is a good time to remind you that this is Johnny Scott bringing you the annual Gridiron Classic. That this is Johnny Scott. At very odd, ladies and gentlemen, there's a man sitting on the far side of the field whose face he seems to be smiling at something.