Carbine Williams

From Hollywood, the Hollywood Radio Theater. Ronald Reagan, one McCarrie, and Jean Meghan in Carbine Williams. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cummings. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

In tonight's play, besides telling the story of a wife's devotion to a husband, even under seemingly hopeless conditions, We will present an engrossing study taken from the lives of two men in Carbine Williams One is an embedded prisoner the other an exacting officer of the law But eventually each has an unexpected influence upon the other and

As our stars of this inspiring drama for Metro go-win mayor We have three outstanding artists Ronald Reagan Wendell Corey and lovely Jean Hager now act one of Carbine Williams starring Ronald Reagan as David Marshall Williams, Wendell Cory as Captain Peoples, and Gene Hagen as Maggie Williams. The March 1951 issue of Rita's Digest

published an article in its series, The Most Unforgettable Character I've Met. That character is David Marshall Williams. This is his story. It is told by a man named Captain People. A few years ago, a man suddenly left his work in the Winchester repeating arms company in Connecticut and rushed home several hundred miles away to the small community of Godwin, North Carolina

Oh, it's so good to have you home again. I've missed you Maggie. Mr. Terribly. Thanks for pointing me Where is he where's David? Well? He went out I see This didn't want to be around done It's like I told you dear the moment it may not be anything too serious But the kids at school are giving him a pretty bad time.

I always felt we should have told him. Yes, I know you did. Guess I made a mistake. And now it's up to us to undo it. I've started to tell him several times, Maggie, but...