Robin Hood

A railroad out. And here comes our star-studded soul train. Tonight the Association of American Railroad presents the world famous operator, Robin Hood, starring Gordon MacRae and his guest, Dora P. Kirsten. Our choir is not a director of Norm and Luba, and the music is prepared and conducted by Arm and Dragons.

Yes, tonight another great musical, because the pair will talk to you by the American Railroad. The same railroads that brings you most of the food you eat, the clothes you wear, the fuel you've earned, and all the other things you use in your daily life.

And now here is our car, Gordon McRae. Thank you, Marvin Miller, and good evening, ladies and gentlemen. We're happy to welcome back, if the guests on the railroad hour, this conning metropolitan officer, panel, Darcy Kirsten, who appears tonight as Maid Marion in Regent of Colvin's most famous operator, Robin Hood.

My real name was Robert Earl of Huntington. But when I joined the band of Outlaw and Stilwood Forest, I took the name of Robin Hood. The therapist nodding hands, who was the guardian of my estate and the lifelong enemy, he's my title and wands in the day I came of age, declaring that I was an imposter.

And that the real Earl of Huntington was a follower of his named Guy of Gisborne. There was only one man in England powerful enough to help me, the king. and he was gone to the food stage.

So I decided to join the outlaws until he returned, in an attempt to write some of the wrongs imposed upon the poor by the powerful care of the dining hands. It was a gay life we led and shared with Boris, full of brown ronnaries and fellowists.