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The Violent Van Pattons
Let George Do It · June 9, 1952 · 29 min · 4,279 words
The transcript of “The Violent Van Pattons”, an episode of Let George Do It first broadcast June 9, 1952. 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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Dear Mr. Valentine, I suppose many families have their own special kind of curse, but Van Patents have the curse of violence. A sort of violence that's been born of the roaring crash of the sea, and the loneliness of Ferg-Hone Island, and laughter that has no mercy in it at all.
I know all this doesn't make much sense, But you must at least try and understand it if you're going to help me. And I need help, Mr. Valentine. Please meet a man named Max at the foot of the 8th Street Bridge.
He'll have a boat and he'll take you and Miss Brooks to see the violent Van Patten's. Sincerely, Leader Van Patten. But Max, there must be something you can tell us about the Van Patten's. I only work for the Captain Lister.
I don't talk about him or his folks. That's a very noble attitude, but we're not really trying to pry in the family secret. Sir, we have unclap. Is she the captain's wife? Nice. I see.
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