Wuthering Heights

We have the first of our past 20 years. Our opening masterpiece is the Mr. Samuel Grewin's confetuous drama, Wuthering Heights, one of the world's great love stories. And as our star, we are beautiful and talented Merlebron, recreating our original role.

And one of the fastest rising young stars in Hollywood, Cameron Mitchell. Following our playing, we will pay tribute to our special guest, Mr. Samuel Grewin, who will tell us about his latest production, Guys and Ar.

Now act one of Wuthering Heights, starring Merle Brounner's cafe and Cameron Mitchell as he's clear. There's a little lonely while a rolling moorlands of England. We're in the winter night, no jets loom like giant spectres in the teeth of screaming ale.

About 100 years ago, a stranger lost his way on such a night, breathing, blinded and stumbling. He saw a glass of fickle lights of an old manor house, aged in crumbling on the hillside, in out desperately at the door.

Was opened by a doddering old but, who stood staring at him. Then without a word, he led the stranger into the musty living room. There in the tin candlelight, a man and two women sat without moving.

A man with tall and dark skinned like a jiffy. On a space, the stamp of years of bitter suffering. A man turned and spoke. Who are you? What you want? A man. My name's Lockwood.

I... I've locked my way on the moor's. Strangers have no business on the moor's at this time of year. I know business here at any time. Sir, I couldn't find a village. A man could die out there on a night like this.