Cargo

Good evening. May I present my wife Kathy. Good evening. Last week we presented a comedy about the theatre for you and promised for this week love and adventure. And so Morten Fine and David Friedkin who wrote our opening show The String Boat Tie and are possibly more familiar to all of you through Broadway's My Beat came up with a story

which we think you'll like. It's called Cargo and it's about a man and a woman. The woman is a The man, Paul Kincaid. Romantic setting for a story of love and adventure, Brazil. A small port town of Hitake on the river Amazon.

At the edge of the river, Doc, and tied to it a motor lunch. Standing alongside the launch of girl is a bell-warner, and on the launch, two men. Paul Kincaid and his deck-hand assistant and friend, called Corville.

Ha ha ha ha ha. She's a cargo, huh? She told you that. See it, see it, that one. Oh, it's in your, it's in your. Funny, huh? Which is why I did not permit her aboard.

I hope to stand here on the jaikalina to look at you, the face of you right now. And to look down on the face of her on the dock. You know what I want, Kincaid?

What you're hired to do, so do it. I've got a man waiting for me four days away. because I need the money if I didn't you stand here on the dock and watch the Amazon and be careful with my suitcase it's got my wedding gown in it you carry it around wherever you go is a bell with hopes what do I do now kin care come on get aboard put my finger nails