026- The Vanishing Lady -national broadcast

The Adventures of Christopher Wells program, formerly scheduled at this time, is now broadcast at a new time on Tuesday evening. Tune in for the Adventures of Christopher Wells next Tuesday and every Tuesday at 6.30 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.

For a loan in Paris, unable to speak the language, unable to cope with the gigantic conspiracy which seeks to convince you that you are mad. You are the victim of a plot from which there is no escape.

Escape! Produced, directed and tonight written by William N. Robeson. And carefully can try to free you from the four walls of today, for a half hour of high adventure. Tonight we escape to Paris at the time of the Great Exposition, and one of the recurring legends of our time, in Alexander Wilkert's version of the story of...

The Vanishing Lady. Another cup of tea, Bruce. Thank you, my dear. I just light up my pipe now. Have a look at the evening standard. I'd like another, please, Mother. All right, Alice. Only one sugar, dear. They must watch our figures, you know.

What nonsense. A growing girl like Alice needs plenty of sugar. See, Mother, Daddy approves. Perhaps. But Mother is still boss. Yes, Mother. There's a dear. Mother? Yes, dear. I've been thinking. Yes, dear. I've been thinking about my grandparents.

Oh. I know all about Daddy's parents. How grandfather Stanley commanded a dreadnought at the Battle of Chutton. It was not a dreadnought, Alice. It was a heavy cruiser. Oh, yes. Heavy cruiser. And he got the VC in.

How grandmother Stanley was a volunteer nurse at Worcester Lodge when the zeppelins came over. I know about your father, too, and how he died an Andy from his wounds, and how gallant he was at the Kuiper Pass.