Flesh and Fantasy

The ladies and gentlemen, tonight Lady Esther presents the Screen Guild players in an episode from Fleish and Fantasy, Universal Pictures absorbing study of destiny and the power of suggestion. It stars Vincent Price as pudgers, Edward G. Robinson as Marshal Tyler, and Dame May Witte as Lady Pamela Hardwick.

The Lady Esther Screen Guild players in Fleish and Fantasy. In an London hospital, a man's a parrot they've been injured, and another man who sits beside the bed, only silence for a moment, and then...

I had to tell someone, Dr. Whitley. That's why I ask for you, though, if you won't believe me, I know you won't. Tyler, I've seen some strange things in my life. I'd suggest you tell me everything from the beginning.

Alright, from the beginning. I suppose you knew Lady Pamela Hardwick. If you did, you must have known the sort of person she was. Hard, brittle, with a sense of humour that was more cruel than amusing.

The whole thing started at one of her parties, rather monstrous affair, all sorts of people there. And she'd engaged the parmes to entertain a guest, his name was Pudgers, a strange sort of a chap.

Cold, cynical, almost, but not quite impertinent. Mrs. Carrington, you have been passing through a very dark period. But things are going to improve. You will hear from someone very dear to you. No. There's no one very dear to me anymore.

Madam, it is in your hand. You will hear from your husband. Oh, that's impossible. My husband, I'm sorry. Excuse me, please. Why, Mrs. Caddington. Lady Pamela. Oh, you know, Master Tyler. Oh. Go to heaven's.

I ought to put you in such a safe. That man, Mr. Pajas, he said I was going to hear from Roger. I'm afraid it was the shock. You'll have to excuse me. Marshall, isn't it?