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Miss Susie Slaglesafrs

Lux Radio Theatre · 1946 · 55 min · 8,217 words

The transcript of “Miss Susie Slaglesafrs”, an episode of Lux Radio Theatre from 1946. 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 the archives of the greatest dramas in radio history we proudly present Hollywood Radio theater brings you John Carlfield William Holden and Billy the wolf in Miss Susie Slagel Ladies gentlemen your producer William Kealey Greetings from Hollywood ladies and gentlemen

Our play tonight is essentially a story about young people medical students to be exact, their sweethearts and their classmates. So in producing the screenplay, Paramount used an exceptional array of youthful talent, and we've done the same.

Start in our cast, for instance, is one of Hollywood's happiest discoveries, Joan Caulfield, playing the same role she played in the picture. Also, William Holden, who soared to a immediate start on with his first appearance on the screen.

And Billy DeWolf, playing his original screen role. Our story opens at Miss Susie's Legals' boarding house, a home away from home for generations of prospective men and wife. We take you there now with the first act to tonight's play, starting Joan Callfield as Brett, William Holden is part and Billy DeWolf as Ben.

Our curtain rises on Miss Susie's Lego. After her parents died, people thought Miss Susie would be lonely in the big house on Laurel Street. But that was the year the medical school opened and students were searching for places to live.

By 1910, the house on Laurel Street was known to two generations of doctors as Miss Susie's Lego. Is this Miss Susie's flag with boarding house? It sure is. Step right in, doctor. I hope you can say that for years from now.

Oh, I will. See those pictures on the wall? I call all of them, doctor, when they came here and went to the left, too. Well, maybe they were younger than I when they started. You would add no mean nothing.

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