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Waterloo Bridge
Screen Guild Theater · January 12, 1941 · 30 min · 3,778 words
The transcript of “Waterloo Bridge”, an episode of Screen Guild Theater first broadcast January 12, 1941. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Screen Guild Theater plays Screen Guild Theater free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Joan Fontaine, why on a hurry? The Gulf ScreenGill Theater. Your host, the director of the Star's own theater, Roger Pryor. Good evening, everyone. Your neighborhood good gulf dealer in the Gulf Oil Company's welcome you to the Gulf ScreenGill Theater.
Tonight, we're privileged to present one of the most beautiful plays and motion pictures of all time, Waterloo Bridge, starring Joan Fontaine and Brian Ehern. and Brian Ehern. It's a dramatic love story against a background of thrilling music by Oscar Bradley's Go Pocusper with Frank Tua's conducting. But first, suppose we hear a brief comment on human nature
by our old friend Bud Easton. Alright Bud, you know folks a good example of human nature is the way most of us just naturally assume that our automobiles will start off, take us where we're going and get us back. That is until some freezing morning when the car won't start and then the longer you
you keep stepping on that starter the shorter your temper gets. So why not take a stitch in time and use that real quick starting team, Gulf pride motor oil and Gulf no-knock gasoline. Because even on the coldest day in the middle of the winter, it's not too cold for the right grade of Gulf pride motor oil.
No sir, the instant you step on your starter, free flowing Gulf pride helps your motor turn over. Yes and then even inside those stone cold cylinders, Gulf no-knock gasoline fires in a flash and your car is ready to go. And you could be sure too that after your motor is warmed up, Golf Pride Motor Oil gives you perfect lubrication and Golf No-Knox Gasoline gives
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