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| Title | : | the coward |
| Air Date | : | 09.27.1953 ( September 27, 1953) |
| Plot | : | + Sponsored by: Coleman Home Heaters. Everyone knows that Will Fedder is a coward because he won't wear a gun. However, a man can be pushed just so far! The system cue has been deleted. Will his doing shopping when Temple starts to Mock him about his manhood. They start to argue and things inevitably end up getting heated. Temple tells Will that he will eventually get his way and make Will sell his farm and the accompanying land to him. Why doesn't Will stand up for himself? He's not usually one for holding back, but something has changed and Will seems to want to avoid violence even to the point of never wearing a gun. Justice needs to be done and there's only one man who can bring things to a satisfactory conclusion.The show starts "from the black core of dark Africa ... land of enchantment, mystery, and violence ... comes one of the most colorful figures of all time. Transcribed from the immortal pen of Edgar Rice Burroughs ... Tarzan, the bronzed, light son of the jungle!" A surprising fact about this series is that Joan Burroughs, who played the part of Jane, was James Pierce's wife he played the part of Tarzan as well as being the daughter of Edgar Rice Burroughs. An old friend of Lee Quince Lieutenant Robbie Wenten has been assigned to Fort Laramie. He was previously demoted for poor judgment branded a drunkard, a troublemaker and a coward. Quince felt he did not deserve that reputation. He had seemingly run away from a fight leaving his commander and 200 men to be wiped out. Though Quince argued he was under attack himself and at least succeeded in saving his own command. |
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| Title | : | the coward |
| Air Date | : | 09.27.1953 |
| Plot | : | + Sponsored by: Coleman Home Heaters. Everyone knows that Will Fedder is a coward because he won't wear a gun. However, a man can be pushed just so far! The system cue has been deleted. Will his doing shopping when Temple starts to Mock him about his manhood. They start to argue and things inevitably end up getting heated. Temple tells Will that he will eventually get his way and make Will sell his farm and the accompanying land to him. Why doesn't Will stand up for himself? He's not usually one for holding back, but something has changed and Will seems to want to avoid violence even to the point of never wearing a gun. Justice needs to be done and there's only one man who can bring things to a satisfactory conclusion.The show starts "from the black core of dark Africa ... land of enchantment, mystery, and violence ... comes one of the most colorful figures of all time. Transcribed from the immortal pen of Edgar Rice Burroughs ... Tarzan, the bronzed, light son of the jungle!" A surprising fact about this series is that Joan Burroughs, who played the part of Jane, was James Pierce's wife he played the part of Tarzan as well as being the daughter of Edgar Rice Burroughs. An old friend of Lee Quince Lieutenant Robbie Wenten has been assigned to Fort Laramie. He was previously demoted for poor judgment branded a drunkard, a troublemaker and a coward. Quince felt he did not deserve that reputation. He had seemingly run away from a fight leaving his commander and 200 men to be wiped out. Though Quince argued he was under attack himself and at least succeeded in saving his own command. |
| File | : | the_coward-1953-09-27.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 6.77Mb |
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