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DL067:The Lady was a Tiger—Loose Ends
~ CBS Radio Mystery Theater, The Lady Was a Tiger, Act 3, Scenes 5-7 — Tying Up Loose Ends ~
Larry flirted with the idea that he might even be some sort of an American James Bond. [Photo © Jose AS Reyes/Bigstock]
A Few Loose Ends:
This episode wraps up the play with a few surprises. Carol is in for a surprise. She finds out how Larry hid Professor Teal’s note right under their noses. The Russian agent, Egor Smonovic, is in for a surprise too — a taste of his own medicine. Then back to Larry and Carol. When the excitement dies down, Larry has time to flirt with Carol and entertains the possibility of a new lifestyle.
The New James Bond:
'Step aside, James Bond. There's a new 007.'
Larry indulges in a little fantasy — perhaps he should pursue Carol. He could join her in her world of espionage. The image of himself that swept across his mind was of a confident, good-looking young man in a suit, holding a gun as if it were a fashion statement. He snaps out of it when he realizes how love for Carol is merely infatuation — like high school love.
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DL062~DL067: Keywords & Transcript
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Review time: Listen to the whole play again, from beginning to end, Length: [48:06]. The radio play actually begins at [10:54].
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Are you at all like Larry? Have you ever done something really exciting, different from your day to day life, and because of the experience considered a career change?
Do you have any questions or comments about this episode? Questions about English or about the story itself, whatever — I’m ready to dialog with you about it.
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By Wendy Lambert~ CBS Radio Mystery Theater, The Lady Was a Tiger, Act 3, Scenes 5-7 — Tying Up Loose Ends ~
Larry flirted with the idea that he might even be some sort of an American James Bond. [Photo © Jose AS Reyes/Bigstock]
A Few Loose Ends:
This episode wraps up the play with a few surprises. Carol is in for a surprise. She finds out how Larry hid Professor Teal’s note right under their noses. The Russian agent, Egor Smonovic, is in for a surprise too — a taste of his own medicine. Then back to Larry and Carol. When the excitement dies down, Larry has time to flirt with Carol and entertains the possibility of a new lifestyle.
The New James Bond:
'Step aside, James Bond. There's a new 007.'
Larry indulges in a little fantasy — perhaps he should pursue Carol. He could join her in her world of espionage. The image of himself that swept across his mind was of a confident, good-looking young man in a suit, holding a gun as if it were a fashion statement. He snaps out of it when he realizes how love for Carol is merely infatuation — like high school love.
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DL062~DL067: Keywords & Transcript
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Have fun learning the keywords with English-Chinese Flashcards and Games.DL067 Keywords on Quizlet
Free MP3: Radio Play without teacher
Review time: Listen to the whole play again, from beginning to end, Length: [48:06]. The radio play actually begins at [10:54].
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Are you at all like Larry? Have you ever done something really exciting, different from your day to day life, and because of the experience considered a career change?
Do you have any questions or comments about this episode? Questions about English or about the story itself, whatever — I’m ready to dialog with you about it.
Please leave your questions or comments below.