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The Woman in Black (aka-Lady In Black)

Let George Do It · October 29, 1951 · 30 min · 4,564 words

The transcript of “The Woman in Black (aka-Lady In Black)”, an episode of Let George Do It first broadcast October 29, 1951. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Let George Do It plays Let George Do It free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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First of all, notice, stains is my stockin' trade. If the jobs too tough for you to handle, you got a job for me, George Valentine. Right for the tail. Hello, Company of California invites you to...

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dear mr. Valentine I need your help and coming from little Gladys that's quite an admission I suppose you've heard about pigmalian who barked his shins on his own statue Well, I seem to be the same thing, girl type.

You see, Mr. Valentine, in my vast wisdom and vaster love of money, I have created a monster. And since the monster is a good foot taller than I am, I'm sure you'll appreciate how much I mean when I say get here quick.

The monster is stepping out of my control. Sincerely, Gladys Jenkins. Well, this is the address, alright, George? Well, nobody's lived here for years. I can't have all this weed and the paint coming off. Looks like a castle.

It was. Yeah, that's right. Been deserted since about 1932, as I recall. How do you know? Ever since the Bunko Squad, or some jealous movie queen, took care of him, whatever it was. George, what are you talking about?

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