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Lux Radio Theatre · April 7, 1952 · 53 min · 8,489 words
The transcript of “Union Station”, an episode of Lux Radio Theatre first broadcast April 7, 1952. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Lux Radio Theatre plays Lux Radio Theatre free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Hollywood Radio Theater. We get many enjoyable moments out of the books we read, the sights we see, and above all the things we hear. The Hollywood Radio Theater hopes to add to your enjoyment by bringing you each week the finest in dramatic and comedy entertainment, featuring a stellar cast of movie personalities, many of whom will appear in their original motion picture roles.
Now here is our producer, Mr. William Hughes. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. From whistle stops to Union Station, there is a tremendous interest in the arrival and departure of trains and their passengers. And in tonight's play, Union Station, we will tell you a story of the absorbing drama that goes on behind the scenes in a railway station.
The thrilling hunt for a kidnapper and his victim as the police form a dragnet throughout the network of the vast terminal. As our stars of this entertaining Paramount picture, We have three of the original stars who are also three of your favorites.
The romantic team of William Holden and Nancy Olsen and that arch villain, Lyle Betker. Now Union Station, starring William Holden as Lieutenant Detective Calhoun, Nancy Olsen as Joyce Wilakom and Lyle Betker as Beacon. The most people, a railroad station is a place where you get on or off a train.
But when you've got 80,000 people doing that every day of the year, There are times when the public wants the law around. Now that's where I come in. My name's Cal Hone, lieutenant detective, and my precinct is Union Station.
We operate 24 hours a day, men in uniform, men in plain clothes. Sometimes we're the man who wears a red cap and carries your baggage. Sometimes we sell you a ticket or hand you a timetable at the information booth.
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