The Planet Zevius

Transcribe, the mutual broadcasting system presents The Mysterious Travel. Britain produced and directed by Robert A. Arthur and David Cauvin, and starring two of Radio's formal statues, Ralph Bell and Brett Morrison, in The Planet City of St. Louis.

This is the mysterious family, inviting you to join me on another journey into the realm of the strange and the terrifying. I hope you will enjoy the trip, that it will really work with me and truly work with me.

So set back, get a good rip on your nerves and be comfortable if you can, as I retell a story with so many listeners of us to hear again. It's the story I call the planet, the sea.

The story begins in a large, dark and laboratory, filled with intricate machinery and instruments. A half dozen engineers are seated before control patterns, which run the length of the laboratory, while two small slender men stand in the middle of the room, looking up at a large screen, a screen which reveals the celestial heaven's tutelm.

The two men follow closely, anxiously, the movement of a pinpoint light across the screen. It was coming in much stronger, Commander. Yes. They could be approaching the stratosphere. I think the first time we succeeded.

It's heard that all goes well in an ending. Yes, it went so long for success. They caused attention to the controls, man. The IPX fall was seen under the stratosphere. The battle landed. Pardon me, Commander Destro?

Yes, yes, what is it? My name is Padre. I've been assigned by the scientist at Council to act as historian for the work they're engaged in. I see. When you come at a most momentous time, you pray.