Railroad Hour · April 24, 1950 · 25 min · 1,672 words
The transcript of “The Prince of Pilsen”, an episode of Railroad Hour first broadcast April 24, 1950. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). All Mixed Up plays Railroad Hour free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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By transcription ladies and gentlemen the railroad hour and here comes the star-studded show trade Tonight the Association of American railroads presents the great musical success the Prince of Pilson starring Gordon MacRae And his guest star Nadine Connor Our choir is under the direction of Norman Lubov and our music is prepared and conducted by Carmen Raggis
And now here is our star Gordon MacRae Miller and good evening ladies and gentlemen tonight the lovely Metropolitan Opera of pran on Nadine Connor and I will be singing of Heidelberg and lovely vacations in the south of France as we bring you the memorable, tuneful Prince of Pilsen. My name is Carl Otto, officially
the Prince of Pilsen. It was spring vacation in Heidelberg where I was attending the university and I decided to spend the holiday in the south of France with some of my classmates. The scenery was so beautiful we decided to get off the train at Grenoble and hike the rest of the way.
I didn't realize there was an American beer magnet on the train that the whole town of Niesma stood for the Prince of Pilter. Designers, it's the Prince of Pizzernier. Mr. Pizzern, let me welcome to Nies, welcome to your High Nails, the Prince of Pizzernier.
I thank you. My grandfather, Nellie, thank you. The whole city of Cincinnati, thank you. How long have you ever been in Cincinnati? I know your highness in the seat of your kingdom. This is the state of a ho-ho.
But you have I in a ho-ho. It's an arty-ho. I know your highness. But to me I introduce myself. Why have you never met yourself? I am far far, or no of the most famous hotel in me.
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