Thunder on the Hill

Hollywood Radio Theater. Thunder on the Hill. Why doesn't that happen when your producer, Mr. Irving, coming? Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight we welcome back from our recent trip abroad, one of those rare combinations of Hollywood.

A versatile actress, a beautiful woman, a glamorous personality. Chaudette Colbert. We will present Miss Colbert in her original role in exciting mystery drama, Thunder on the Hill, produced by Universal International Pictures. And also from that studio, we have invited one of their newest, brightest stars, Barbara Rush.

Now, thunder on the hill, starring Claudette Colbert at Systemary, and Barbara Rush as Valerie Carr. Now the rain had beat down the place, the noise from the little valley, the dread warning spread across the southern countryside.

Blood. For the villagers, there was only one refuge, the convent and hospitals of our lady breathe. As Mother Superior, I issued orders to open our doors to all who asked for shelter. Now, sir, may I ask what you're doing here?

It has been casually a sister-marry. We need this recreation room of the Manic to the hospital. I don't remember giving you permission to leave the world. You didn't. But when everything's in a turmoil, I forget formality.

There is no turmoil here unless we create a nurse. Bring the card here, Willie. Yes, ma'am. Mr. Mary, I looked south to my permission to leave the war. I'm sorry, Dr. Jeffress. I didn't know. I planned to use this room for a children's dormitory.

You see, I wrapped them away from the contagion ward. And I was prepared. You saw Dr. Jeffress's wife. Well, we were trying to tell motherpaid. You know, wife doctor, she knew better? No, I'm afraid not. Mr. Hama was bringing her up from the village. She'd be here any moment. I'd have her bed for that in my office.