Perchance to Dream

And now, a tale well calculated to keep you in... SUSPENSE! In a moment, act one of for chance to dream. Starring Paul McGrath is Dr. Locke, and written especially for suspense by Bob Corcoran. Well, Mrs. Foster, this meeting is certainly under more pleasant circumstances than I first.

Yes, I'll never forget the day you called me, Dr. Locke. Please sit down. Thank you. But now you're giving my husband back to me fully recovered and I do want to thank you for all you've done.

Yes. Dr. Lockett, is anything wrong? Isn't Paul all right? Well, Mr. Foster, this is a general hospital and as far as the abrasions, broken arms, skull fracture are concerned, we were able to affect the complete recovery.

But, well, what is it? What's wrong? Now, when you visited your husband here, did he ever mention Ernest Masterson? No. He's the man who's white. Was killed by your husband's car. Well, I should pull talk about it.

I mean, isn't it better for God? Well, some things can never be forgotten, and even worse, some things are remembered wrongly. Wrongly? Yes, this was an unfortunate accident. A sudden blowout, the car whipped onto the sidewalk and Masterson, whose badly injured and his wife was killed.

Now, you know it was an accident. I know it's an accident. We remember it that way. The police, the coroner's jury, agreed that no one was to blame. Even Masterson was taking that attitude. Remember's it this way.

You're afraid that Paul doesn't? I'm pretty sure he doesn't. You see, since the accident was nearby, both your husband and Master Sin were brought to this hospital. Master Sin is making a good recovery despite a rather weak heart.