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Family Theater: A Snake in Time

Family Theater · November 5, 1952 · 24 min · 3,752 words

The transcript of “A Snake in Time”, an episode of Family Theater first broadcast November 5, 1952. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Thanksgiving Radio plays Family Theater free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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Family Theatre presents Frank Fay, Jean Kagnie and Stephen Dunn. From Hollywood, the mutual network and cooperation with Family Theatre presents A Snake in Time. Starring Stephen Dunn and Jean Kagnie. To introduce the drama, here is your host, Frank Fay.

Thank you, Attorney Lefano. Family Theatre's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives if we are to win peace for ourselves. Peace for our families and peace for the world. Family Theatre urges you to pray.

Pray together as a family and now to our drama. Starring Jean Kagnie as Miss Clementine and Stephen Dunn as Mesquite Mike. It sure was nice here to walk me home, Mike. I thought you was getting mighty bored, just sitting there on that bench in front of my hotel.

Oh, shucks, Ms. Clementine. There's nothing I like more than sitting with you. I'd rather be bored with you than anybody. Oh, Mike, you say the nicest things. I reckon I could let you walk me home every day, if in your wanted to.

Well, I couldn't do that, Ms. Clementine. You couldn't? You know. Well, if you're tired of my company, Mike, just say so. I wouldn't force myself on no man, especially when it wouldn't let me. Oh, it ain't that, Miss Clementine.

I sure would like to walk you home, but well, it's Matilda. Matilda? Yes, ma'am. Matilda wouldn't like that. She's kind of jealous. Miss Keaton, Mike. Here I thought you were the finest fellow I ever knew, and you turned out to be...

Yeah, but Matilda, even Bo-re-Gods need be-wouldn't do a thing like that. And I hate him worse than anybody, except you. But Miss Clementine, I can explain... nothing. I want to meet this here, Matilda, and have it out with her. I'll tell her how you've been a carrying on behind her back. If I wasn't a lady, I'd scratch your eyes out,

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