Ghost with the Gun AFRS Myst Phs 138

If you were planning to commit murder openly, and yet wanted not to be caught, you would of course choose a time of year when the streets would be filled with people, people in outlandish costume, celebrating a holiday.

In fact, the perfect nights for your crime would be Halloween. Hello, creeps. This is T4Y opening the doors to the Mystery Playhouse. I feel a word of explanation. His jewel about tonight's play, it's called The Ghost with the Gun, was written by Anthony Busché, and it's a story that couldn't take place only on the night of all

Hallows Halloween. It's a wonderful device, Mr. Boucher has used a clever and ingenious device. And so I'm going to ask you to imagine for the next 25 minutes that it is Halloween. And your busy answering doorbells run by children busy playing trick or treat. If you'd rather, You may be one of the players.

Isn't anything unusual about people living in stores in Berkeley, California? Most of their owners abandoned them to fight for Uncle Sam. We're glad enough to rent them out to the war workers who had piled into town, looking for any available space they might try to call home.

Tonight in one of these two bivores, our man and woman. There might be any ordinary, fairly young couple as she sores and he tries to concentrate on the evening paper. They might be, but what's wrong Rose?

Oh, another one of those kids with a mask at the window. It's trying to scare us. You're just encouraging them then answering the door every time and giving them candy when they ring. That's what I bought his for.