Robert Hutton

In the background are two general heroes, really.

Dr. Curtis Temple is played by Richard Hutton, and his assistant back there is Lee Mason.

The other guy is, I don't know, and I just don't care enough.

He's the director of internal security, and he wants them to go investigate something.

The running backs are 33, the great Tony Dorsett.

And the up back of the ice set is Bob Hutton.

Here is a fake, and in the round goes to Bruce Murphy, and he is quickly knocked down for a loss by Steve Niehaus.

An excellent defensive play.

Reggie Barnett and Randy Payne at the corners.

John Dubonetsky and Randy Harris in the safety.

Here as they give up the middle, and again, the Notre Dame defense closes right down and fullback Bob Hutton.

And the sophomore from Wyckoff, New Jersey, is knocked down after a gain of only about two yards.

Our star,

Mr. Robert Hutton.

This is a story of men who preceded the homemaking pioneers into the wild emptiness of the Middle Plains and beyond.

Men with a love of the free country.

Not until he saw it was trotting to keep up.

The End

You have been listening to The Big Sky, an NBC University Theater production of the novel by A.B. Guthrie, starring Robert Hutton.

The NBC University Theatre on Tuned to Yesterday from August 13th, 1949.

Like they're angry at Marlins fans for not coming out to the game.

Royce says you called him Bob Hutton.

I, I started to say Bobby, and then I changed to Tommy, yeah.

And p- real pertinent information, worth interrupting.