The Treasure of the Sierra Madre

WMAQAM and FM Chicago with service of RCA. 8PM for pleasure and relaxation, it's Pepsi Cola. Present Hollywood. Leave a brother's company, the maker is a Bluck toilet, so brings you the luck radio theater starring Edmond O'Brien and Walter Brennan in the treasure of the Sierra Madre.

Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Kamek. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight we bring you another of our 20 greats, the exciting never ending drama of Man's Greed for Gold. It's that time Warner Brothers picture, the treasure of the Sierra Madre.

And as our stars, one of this year's nominees for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, Edmund O'Brien, one of the treasure of the Sierra Madre, starring Edmund O'Brien as Dab's Walter Brennan as Howard.

The first time I come up with them was in Campico. That's the seaport Campico northeast Mexico. I was having me a beer near the docks when they come in. It was a hot Sunday afternoon.

You a fellow American? That's right, mister. What do you want? I don't want to know a lot of guy named McCormick. You ought to hear of him. McCormick? McCormick, or is he in the oil business?

Yeah, you seen him lately? But if I were you gentlemen, I'd run clear of McCormick. I was a crew to work in the oil fields, and then never pays off. He slicked like oil. Yeah, yeah, that's right.

You don't mean to tell me he's hooked to smart fella Americans like you. That's right, Pop. Six weeks in the oil fields. 120 in the shade. Only I ain't through with Mr. McCormick. Fred C. Dobbs is going to get his wages, see?