Family Theater: The Valiant Lady
Family Theater · April 26, 1950 · 28 min · 3,938 words
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Family Theater presents Gail Storm and Rod O'Connor. From Hollywood, the mutual network in cooperation with Family Theater brings you Gail Storm in the Valiant Lady, from the works of G.P. James, to introduce the drama, your host, Rod O'Connor.
Thank you, Gene Baker. Surely there are few among us who have not at one time or another, been thrilled by the tales of romance and chivalry, enthralled by the daring deeds and the ladies' fair of the days when knighthood was in flower.
So come with us then back to those days, back to Mary England in the years following the Norman Conquest, back to the times of Margaret of Harroford, the valiant lady, whose story we bring you now.
With Gail Storm as the brave and beautiful Margaret, Dano Hurley is Ralph de Guador, the noble Earl of Norfolk, and William Conrad as William the Conqueror. It was on the outskirts of the small, peaceful village of San Helerin, Brittany, with the The forces of William the Conqueror, proud arrogant iron-willed William, finally crushed the rebellious
arms of Harrafford and Norfolk. The traitorous elves who had dared to wage open interaction against him. But it was a battle bitterly won in a great cause. Primarily because of him whose armor bore the proud escutcheon of the House of Norfolk.
Oftwicker sounds! What for the spock?
Unsight, argument, give it a throw! Full, full, full! But still, by no head under Williams' wrath, his orders would have been more for the lie. Here, help to carry him off the field of battle.
He shall meet his death soon enough. He bring me news of the battle, Otto. I, my lord, to appear that the forces of the enemy have been routed at last. There! That is not of interest to me, Otto.
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