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Take Care of My Little Girl
Lux Radio Theatre · February 4, 1952 · 59 min · 8,239 words
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Hollywood Radio Theater. We get many enjoyable moments out of the books we read, the sights we see, and above all, the things we hear. The Hollywood Radio Theater hopes to add to your enjoyment by bringing you each week the finest in dramatic and comedy entertainment featuring a stellar cast of movie personality, many of whom will appear
in their original motion picture role. Now here is our producer, Mr. William Peter. Let's play Take Care of My Little Girl. Now to anyone who might think our story controversial, we assure you it's the exception and not the rule.
Now from the original cast of this 20th century Fox screen success, our stars are lovely Jean Crane as the ideal pledge who finds romance with a GI student played by Dale Robertson, a newcomer to stardom and our stage.
Now, take care of my little girl, starring Jean Crane as Liz Erickson and Dale Robertson as Joe Blake. And this, Erickson, this without a doubt, is the most exciting journey in all her 18 years.
She's on the train at last, the train that's taking her to Midwestern University. And to make it still more wonderful, at her side is her best friend, Janet Shaw. Of course, God's Liz, what'll happen when we get there?
I mean, when we go straight to the campus, well, not till tomorrow. Our first stop, the Murray Arms Hotel. Golly, I hope my trunk's arrived. You should have heard Dad when he heard how much it's going to cost.
That hotel I mean. Home mine, too. Over mother convinced him. She said it makes such a good impression on the sorority as if you stay at the Murray Arms during rushing. And after all, it'll only be for a week.
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