Perigis Wonderful Dolls

X-5, 4, 3, 2, X-1, fire. Tonight, George Leffert's original radio drama of the 21st century. Paris Geeze, wonderful dolls.

The doll shop, stored on a quiet Washington side street. Not too far from the sprawling Pentagon building. A woman and a child waited outside. A little girl, hearing eagerly through the window at the dolls inside.

And the woman glancing impatiently at her wristwatch as of expecting someone who is late for an appointment And there was nothing about the down shop to warn them that they were waiting to keep an appointment with Doom Yes, what is it dear?

In the window of the shop the tiny doll Hey mommy, do you think daddy will buy me one? Well we'll ask him when he comes to you He had three o'clock on this corner I see him mommy, there he is!

Oh, Henry, here we are Oh dear Bye Sorry I'm late Well, we've been waiting for you. Is anything so? I'm afraid I'll have to call up the shopping helmet. Oh, Henry, we proud of you.

I know, I'm sorry. It's just one of those things. You've been the wife of an army, current long enough to know his life is in his own. What is it this time? Oh, it's the more that flying sphere nonsense.

The pilot who says he's sighted at that last month, crashed and was killed a day, so the general wants a full report. Dear, what in the... Daddy! Who ever stamped meaning at the Pentagon? Daddy, look in this window.

Oh, I haven't timed here. Just for me, Daddy, please. Indeed. I haven't time to stop and watch a bunch of six inch dolls parading around the shop. Clearly, our life's like, aren't they? Look at that, Alma.