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The Gypsy Princess

Railroad Hour · October 27, 1952 · 24 min · 1,972 words

The transcript of “The Gypsy Princess”, an episode of Railroad Hour first broadcast October 27, 1952. 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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The American Railroad for the D'Armin and the East Chalmer. The D'Armin and the East St. Francis are born in that race and his celebration has been the Metropolitan Opera of D'Armin. Our fire is from the direction of Norman Dubor and our city is prepared and conducted by Carmen Ragg.

Yes tonight another great beautiful fantastic brought to you by the American Railroad. The same railroad to bring you most of the food you eat. The world is the fuel you burn and all the other things you use in your daily life.

and now here is our daughter, Jordan, next day! Oh! Thank you, modern brother, and good evening ladies and guests. We're visiting two difficulties tonight for us in the last story. For one year of the world is a singing world, and music is in starlight and sunset.

Music is everywhere. Oh! And it's so hard! Half a thousand miles from my home, my watchers. I'd lost count of how many times I had sent the straws to see the lovely silver, dancing and singing the leading role in the colorful opera that did secret.

But I knew I could watch the mitten who foreverly knighted my life. Especially the grand finale. But by unassurtimed, I rarely make the perfect speech of as you know that these are close nights. We have created a little world of our own. I care on the safe world of an apparatus.

But even magic like this must come to an end and see my life for America. It's my thoughts, my affect me if I leave here. Or I've been so very, very happy. Yes, you are.

Yes, come in. Ronald, you're highness. You shouldn't come here at my death in a moment. Now please, so what you think of me as a death an ordinary man like like all your other admirers?

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