Blind Date

And now, transcribe for tonight's presentation of radio's outstanding theatre of thrills. Suspense. Tonight, the story of a dancer who's still in her dressing room after the theatre is emptied spends the most terrifying moments of her life.

So now, starring Shirley Mitchell and Vic Perrin, here is tonight's Suspense Play. Blind date. Demarcos and Mamie had said goodbye. That left me alone backstage. I'm always late anyway. Hey, Max on the bill and I'm always the last to leave the theater.

Hiya, Curie. What do you mean coming into a ladies dressing room without knocking? I never heard of a call boy who didn't know how to say are you deep here. Oh, relax. Take it easy. We can't all be double-jointed.

What do you want? He's outside. Who's outside? Oh, some John you won't like. So he's got a date with you. Oh, baby. You're closing tonight. Tomorrow you'll be in far off Detroit. And will you wish you'd done the loop with me one?

Huh. I'll let you eat your own syrup. I have a date, thank you. Go out and tell him to come in if you please. I can do better than him. You got talent in those joints.

You need somebody to watch out for you. In the profession I mean. It's a cute little trick like you taking forth billing to a lot of acrobats. And you stick to your call boy profession and I'll worry about my billing.

Yeah. Still mad because I tried to kiss you. Gloria, this is your last night. I told you before I don't like to be touched by you or anybody else. Hey, I'm beginning to think you mean it.