The Visitor

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Such choice selection is distinguished proof that when you pour proud Crestablanca wines, you and your guests enjoy the best. Shanley's Crestablanca Wine Company live in more California. And now, Shanley brings you Radio's Outstanding Theater of Thrills Suspense.

Presented by Roma Wains, that's R-O-M-A. Roma Wains, America's favorite wines. Tonight by popular request, we bring back the brilliant young star who appeared with us only a few weeks ago. Mr. Donald O'Connor and in a play which was first presented on suspense two and a half years ago and was the subject of considerable comment.

Donald O'Connor in The Visitor, a suspense play produced, edited and directed for, generally, by William Spier. It was around two o'clock on a Tuesday afternoon. I was writing my usual groove. Counterman and Al's coffee pot roots, only two out of Baltimore.

Not a bad job for a green guy. 18 bucks a week in my meals. But I was aiming to be a short order cook when I really got the hang of things. Well, as I say, it was the usual afternoon.

Not especially busy, but busy enough. Hey, no, kid and lack. Where's our wetness sandwich? Oh, here you are. What do you have, mister? I am on Ryan a cup of coffee, bud. Coming right up.

I'm on Ryan. Draw one. Look, kid, I'd like to talk to you. Yeah, what about? Have you got a minute? Yeah, you. Yeah, I guess so. Well, take the counter, will ya? I'm gonna have some coffee.