Dreams

And now, a tale well calculated to keep you in, saucepence. I know. I know, according to all natural laws, it's impossible. Completely utterly impossible, but I tell you. And I swear to it that I and I alone am guilty of this murder as guilty as though I'd killed them with my own two hands.

So you must tell them, the police, you must tell them because they never believe me, because it is impossible. But it happened. Listen now to Act 1 of Dreams, starring Philip Sterling, and written especially for Suspense by Jack Bundy.

Coming, coming! Yes?

Dr. Harris. Yes? Yes, you are Dr. Harris. I know, because I saw you. I heard you make that speech last week at the Civic Auditorium about the supernatural and premonitions and telepathy and about dreams, doctor, about dreams.

And I should have told you about it then. I was a fool. I was such a fool, not to. Don't tell me about what young men. These dreams, these terrible dreams that I have that...

Oh, if only I'd come to you before. Yes, well, who are you young men? And please, please get hold of yourself. Now, well... I'm sorry, doctor, I'm sorry. My name is Kingman, Robert Kingman. I live here in the village and I work at Blake Electronics and I please her let me come in,

because I think you can help me. Well, I don't know, I'm not a medical doctor Kingman, I'm only a student of the supernatural, extra-century perception actor. Yes, yes, and you know about dreams and premonitions and things.

Well, I... That's why I've come to you and listen, your speech, your lecture the other night, you. You talked about dreams coming true. Now I talked about the possibility of such things. Oh, if I'd only talked to you then, there's your lecture and told you about this.