4x-xx-xx ep35 Falkland

standing writers of weird and uncanny stories. Oh, Demokisau, over it will be Colin. Where can I hear these stories? Listen to the weird circle. The weird circle in this cave. The Alden's Playhouse returns to the air with another weird circle presentation.

To be heard this evening is a remarkable story with a distinct flavor of mysticism. Falkland by E. Bowerletten. There's a flavor too in Alden's fine cut tobacco. It's distinctive character keeps smokers asking for Ogden's to roll their own cigarettes.

No wonder, then, that Ogden's is famous for making and keeping friends among smokers who roll their own cigarettes. Make the acquaintance of Ogden's. You like its friendly character. Ogden's is easy to roll, delightful to smoke.

Yes, easy to roll, delightful to smoke. And now the Ogden's Playhouse presents Falkland by E. Bower Letton. Speak again, dear mortal tale. Seek the wisdom of the universe beyond the time of man.

Look to the lightning and the thunder. For the words of fire you seek tonight. Voice of the Tempest. I look for the secrets of wisdom no man knows. What is this wisdom you would know?

The darkest and ultimate triumph of life itself. The secret of death? But wisdom requires a price. I will pay the price gladly, whatever it may be. The price is the greatest immortal man can pay.

Being so wise, whomever you love with ins and narrow confines of this earth will die. I love no one. The price is cheap. Then beware of the time when you do not. The bargains make!

Tell me the secret. He's a lovely wound. Healed by infinity into an eternal circle of light, far beyond youth-hought, beyond the eclipse of time, beyond this universe of stars and dust. Rob, do you know what everything I need?