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Rogues Regiment

Screen Directors Playhouse · May 17, 1951 · 59 min · 8,474 words

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Screen Director's Playhouse, Stars Dick Powell, Haggie Dow, and Alex Neecall, Production, Rogue's Regiment, Director Robert Flori. This is the Screen Director's Playhouse. One of the weekly features on NBC's All-Star Festival of Comedy, Music, Mystery, and Drama.

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Tonight the Screen Director's Playhouse is pleased to present Transcribe for the first time on the air, an exciting story of adventure and intrigue. Our adaptation is the Screenplay, Rogue's Regiment, and our stars Dick Powell and Peggy Dowell with Alex Niko.

Before we begin the first act of tonight's Green Director's Playhouse production, here's Dick Powell. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

Tonight's presentation, Robes Regiment, deals with the apprehension of one of the world's most despicable killers, not a fictional character, but one of true life. The Nazi, whom we shall call Martin Bruner, the butcher of the cow.

We leave to your imagination who this character really is. Now, before we begin, here's Jimmy Wellington. Thank you, Dick. And here's a very important word from RCA Victor. That word is Fairfield. And RCA Victor's superb new Fairfield is the last word in console television.

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