Sep 25, 2026 · 27 min · 15 segments
Theater Five presents “The Gandy Walker,” episode 206 of the ABC Radio Network anthology series, originally broadcast on May 17, 1965. Written by Ian Martin, this compact radio drama offers a…
[upbeat music] Theater Five presents The Gandy Walker.
[somber music] You have me on page, Nurse?
Yes, Dr. Gaynor.
I'm sorry, but the lady over there insisted.
Oh, that's quite all right, Nurse.
The lady is an old friend.
Ellen.
Ellen, how are you?
Hal, how wonderful to see you.
Seven years, and you haven't changed a bit.
One change, I'm Mrs. Gandy Walker now.
That, uh, change was duly noted.
I see by the papers that your husband is singing at The Wagon Wheel.
It's nice to have you back in town.
What are you doing at the hospital?
Well, uh, killing two birds with one stone.
I'm here for a checkup and also to extend an invitation to you.
To me?
To be our guest at the club tonight.
Ellen, that's very nice of you, but-
No, Hal, it isn't nice.
I, uh, I'm desperate.
I'm taking advantage of old acquaintance because my husband needs a doctor.
My kind of doctor?
Yes, a psychiatrist.
[upbeat music] Theater Five presents The Gandy Walker.
[somber music] You have me on page, Nurse?
Yes, Dr. Gaynor.
I'm sorry, but the lady over there insisted.
Oh, that's quite all right, Nurse.
The lady is an old friend.
Ellen.
Ellen, how are you?
Hal, how wonderful to see you.
Seven years, and you haven't changed a bit.
One change, I'm Mrs. Gandy Walker now.
That, uh, change was duly noted.
I see by the papers that your husband is singing at The Wagon Wheel.
It's nice to have you back in town.
What are you doing at the hospital?
Well, uh, killing two birds with one stone.
I'm here for a checkup and also to extend an invitation to you.
To me?
To be our guest at the club tonight.
Ellen, that's very nice of you, but-
No, Hal, it isn't nice.
I, uh, I'm desperate.
I'm taking advantage of old acquaintance because my husband needs a doctor.
My kind of doctor?
Yes, a psychiatrist.
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