Man of Independent Mind

Kathy and Elliot Lewis, I'm safe. Distinguished names in radio, appearing each week in their own theaters, starring in a laboratory of French rock stories of their own and your choosing, radios, foremost players, and radios, foremost players.

Ladies and gentlemen, I present my wife, Kathy. Good evening, and may I present Gary Housen. Good evening. Gary is up here in front with us, because the story we're going to do for you tonight is really about three people, and Elliot and I thought it would be rude not to have your meat gerry before it all started.

Because the story is told by a man named George and that's the part Jerry played. The lovely story. It was written by Shelby Gordon who did the adaptation of the lady or the tiger we did last month.

This one is called The Man of Independence Mind and it's about, well, let's why Jerry Hauser is here to tell you what it's about. First Fred Steiner and the overture. What's he used to kidding? I don't care how close the Ottawa guy. You're his friend, you're his buddy.

But he ever gets to know what he's like inside. Now you take me and my partner Wally Craig. Pound! But did I know what was biting him? Knack! But what happened to him? It was his own talk. He brought it on himself.

But when you get right down to it, what was his trouble? He figured out one day he's a human being, that's all. But believe me, it's enough to get you right up the areas in the hot water.

There he is in the hot water. The way it all started, we were out on this job one day, papering Mrs. Connolly's dining room. Roses. All the time roses. Do you have anything like it George?