Rain On New Year’s Eve by Quiet, Please

The Horror! (Old Time Radio)

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🗓️ 1 January 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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On this week's episode of The Horror, we hear Rain On New Year's Eve, the December 29, 1947, episode of Quiet, Please. This episode is scratchy during the introduction and briefly towards the middle. Not as quiet as would normally please us. ;) More from Quiet, Please https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/archive.org/download/rr22021/TheHorror1052.mp3 Download TheHorror1052

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0:00.0	Oh we're stories!
0:07.6	We are stories, slightly stupid.
0:14.4	No doubt you'll let them in.
0:17.7	Do you believe me?
0:20.5	Do you have anything on your mind?
0:24.9	No, it's your matter.
0:26.5	We are met to call for a lot of the past stories, stories, and weird tales of mystery and terror by radios and passengers of the macabre.
0:41.5	The story where is supernatural, is super normal, dramatized by fate and mystery of the unknown.
0:47.5	We tell you that you like plank plank.
0:49.5	Prove your wish to a story of the inside plank intentionally to be met with Rayleigh.
0:53.5	We pray again.
0:54.5	I will pray for you.
0:55.5	You will see us.
0:56.5	We turn all over you, Rayleigh.
1:04.5	Quiet, please.
1:12.5	Quiet, please.
1:18.5	Quiet, please.
1:40.5	The mutual broadcasting system presents Quiet, please.
1:43.5	and directed by Willis Cooper on which features Ernest Chappell.
1:47.5	Quiet, please, for tonight's call.
1:49.5	Rain on New Year's Eve.
2:00.5	It's raining again,
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