Private investigator George Valentine arrives at Valley Sunset Winery in California after receiving a mysterious letter from fourteen-year-old Rachel Agagenic, who fears her uncle Joseph and brother Demetro may kill each other. George discovers the family is torn by secrets: Joseph has taken the blame for a hit-and-run accident involving a man named Sudsy and paid $20,000 to a racketeer named Ty Wendell for blackmail. When Wendell is murdered that afternoon, suspicion falls on young Silvio, whose letter confessing to theft was meant to control his movements.
Characters: George Valentine, Rachel Agagenic, Joseph Agagenic, Silvio Agagenic, Demetro Agagenic, Ty Wendell, Sudsy, Sheriff Simpson
The transcript of “Valley Sunset”, an episode of Let George Do It first broadcast September 12, 1949. 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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California on behalf of independent chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the West invites you to let George do it. Ballet sunset. Another adventure of George Valentine. Personal notice changes my stock and trade. If you worry about your life but worry even more about your death you got a job for me George Valentine. Right
full details. Dear Mr. Valentine I must let anyone know that I'm writing to you but they're all busy repairing one of the winery trucks tonight and I've sneaked off to the safety of my childhood dollhouse. They think that some people can feel death like dogs can or coyotes. Well I know that my uncle will die sooner or later. But
what if my own brother should kill him or if he should kill my brother? Mr. Valentine, it's like when the dust lies on the grapevine so fit you can't tell what's underneath whether there's ripening through her rat's neck.
But there is something horrible that I can't find out alone because after all I am only a prisoner in this strange world and it's signed Rachel Agagenic. And he addressed book scene. Well let's see it's on the back with the little map.
The closest city is Fresno I guess. Sixty or seventy miles. Care of valley sunset wineries. Because after all, I am only a prisoner of the strange world. Huh? Valley Sunset. Sunset? Valley Sunset? What do you expect out of Hades, my friend?
Road signs? Hades? Sure. Sure. Whose hinges it is hotter than me. Oh, look, I'm sorry I've bliped down, but why? I'm happy. I noticed you were carrying very valuable freight. What's that? Hello, Goddess. Oh, hello.
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So help America's children today. Send your dimes and dollars to polio, care of your post office. Tonight's adventure of George Valentine has been brought to you by a standard of California on behalf of independent chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the West Robert daily is started as George with Francis Robinson as book see
let George do it is written by David Victor and Jackson Gillis and directed by Don Clark also heard in the cast were Jane Webb as Rachel Del Conrad as Joe Tony Barrett as sovio Joe Duvall as Simpson and Clayton Post as Demetro music is composed and presented by Eddie Dunstetter your announcer John Houston
Listen again next week, same time, same station to let George do it. This is the Mutual Down Lead Broadcasting System.
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