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Lux Radio Theatre · April 12, 1954 · 46 min · 7,592 words
The transcript of “Strangers on a Train”, an episode of Lux Radio Theatre first broadcast April 12, 1954. 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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From Hollywood, the Hollywood Radio Theater. Virginia Mayo, Dana Andrews, and Robert Cummings in Strangers on a Train. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer of this are Erwin Cummings. In King's King Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen, there is no question that travel in connection with way to stick a bit.
But I doubt that anyone with Mr. Experience, the same thing meeting with a nice plane, strangers on a train. And as our stars, we have that space of adventure, Dana Andrews, glamorous Virginia males, and in an unusual role, talented Robert Cummings, an excellent trio to bring this in motion one of the biggest, it was arrested by that master of suspense Alfred Dittkopf.
Now, that's one, the train is on a train, starring Robert Cummings' Bruno Anthony, Dana and put me in the mail with Anne Morton. A few moments ago, an old town train left Washington DC. Among the passengers settling down in the club car are too young there.
I beg your pardon, huh? I hate to interrupt your reading, but aren't you guy Hey? That's right. Well, I'm quite a tennis fan. I saw your mat blast season in South Orange against Saturday. I was one of my lucky days. Oh, I certainly do admire people who do things. Oh, by the way, my name's Anthony. Bruno Anthony.
I don't know. Well, I guess you want to get back to your book and read your book. So write a hand. So, you know, it's just, it must be exciting to be so important. Well, I've been a player, and so important. All the people who do things are important.
Now me, I never seem to do anything. I thought you were going to Southampton for the double, huh? You're in the sport, eh, don't you? I wish I could be there to watch you. But I've got to be back in war, think of tomorrow.
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