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Sangaree
Lux Radio Theatre · January 25, 1955 · 55 min · 7,462 words
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Welcome to Hollywood. The Armed Forces Radio and Television Service brings you the Hollywood Radio Theater starring Harleen Dahl in Sangari and Steter Romero. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr Irving Coney. Reducing Hollywood ladies and gentlemen, Sangari is not only the name of tonight's exciting drama but of a magnificent plantation owned by the family of a lovely high spirited girl
who despises the handsome man her father has chosen as overseer. As our stars of this pine-tombous production for Paramount, Arlene Dahl, starring in her original role in Sangaree and Cesar Romero, now act one of Sangaree starring Arlene Dahl as Nancy and Cesar Romero as Carlos. The time and night in October 1781, the October of Cornwallis' surrender at Yorktown, and the place, an army encampment
in Vermont. The rain beats heavily against the faces of the century. In the center of the Stockade, the wind claws at the shutters of General Darby's cabin. And then out of the darkness and storm.
Oh, Ogo! Your name and machine are I fired. George King to our fire. Dr. Carlos Morales to see General Derby. If he's still alive. Where is he? McNally. Thank you. I hope to be with you Carlos.
Your father... How is he, Roy? He's very weak. I've operated on him too big as well. And it gave him relief... ...on a temporary. Composite, Emergency. My boy. I came as quickly as I could.
A lawyer based in a water, please, so I can wash up. Yes. Planning to examine me colours to waste your time. That is not why I think for you. Then why, sir? Roy. Sure in the context.
The agreement? Yeah. It requires only a signature. Oh, the must I read it now? Yes. Very well. Oh, it's a bitter thing to die away from an end, so. So far from Georgia on the plantation.
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