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Escape

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Oct 10, 2026

Harry BartellVOICE_ACTOR
1:26
[singing] Save big money at Menards.
Paul FreesNARRATOR
1:43
[tense music] You are trapped in the native quarter of Mozambique, two dead men at your feet, the police closing in on you, and beside you a sultry girl who offers you escape.
Paul FreesNARRATOR
1:55
[upbeat music] Escape, produced by William N. Robson and carefully contrived to free you from the four walls of today for a half hour of high adventure.
Paul FreesNARRATOR
2:13
[tense music] Today we escape to Portuguese East Africa, to the fetid alleys and dangerous rooftops of Mozambique, in the highly incredible yet somehow thoroughly plausible adventure by Percival Gibbon entitled The Second Class Passenger.
Harry BartellVOICE_ACTOR
2:33
[upbeat music] That's me, Ronald A. Dawson, second class passenger.

27 MINS LATER

Harry BartellVOICE_ACTOR
29:46
We'll miss the boat.
Harry BartellVOICE_ACTOR
29:48
[instrumental music]
Paul FreesNARRATOR
30:06
Escape, produced by William N. Robeson and directed by Norman MacDonald, has brought you The Second Class Passenger by Percival Gibbon.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
0:56
Grainger, for the ones who get it done.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
0:59
[dramatic music] Started your Christmas shopping yet? Worried about where the money's coming from? Wanna get away from it all? We offer you Escape.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
1:23
[dramatic music] You are seated around a green felt table with a dozen desperate men, waiting for the turn of a card.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
1:41
If it's the ace of spades, you will be next, and you desperately desire the impossible: escape.
Paul FreesVOICE_ACTOR
1:51
Escape, produced and directed by William N. Robeson, and carefully plotted to free you from the four walls of today for a half hour of high adventure.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
2:06
Tonight we escape to London of the last century, a London of gaslights and hansom cabs, a London where a gentleman still valued his word of honor above his life, a London of which one terrifying incident is recorded by Robert Louis Stevenson in his unforgettable story The Young Man with the Cream Tarts.
speaker_4VOICE_ACTOR
2:26
[sighs] Bored, or rather [laughs] city seems to offer little amusement tonight.

26 MINS LATER

speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
29:09
Well, when we broke into the little office down there at the club, we found him sprawled over the desk with a little empty bottle in his hand.

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