The Cave Of Night

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1, 1, 1! Tonight's story. The Cave of Night by James E. Gunn Are you going to let him go? Oh, yes, of Hamlet, our dear brothers, death, the memory be named. Anyway, how is it?

Okay. Okay. Check recording. I may go over a half hour. Make sure they've got another real tape ready. Okay? All right. Look, Bill, I've just put the segments of tape together for the next week's show.

I'm going to record my narrations and we'll listen to it together tomorrow. I know this is unusual, but you're the producer and I don't want you out on the limit may be sort off behind us.

This week's show is a lively, either win us every award from the Peabody to the Pulitzer Prize or maybe put the network out of business. Okay, we start with a standard opening, behind the world, et cetera, 40 seconds.