Well, now, we've got to find her! If you ever expect me to write another line, you've got to help me find Sarah Brown!

8 seconds sound clip from the The Moon's Our Home (1941) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:40:44 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- Oh, well, if you know her name, why don't you try the telephone book?

- Well, there are a hundred and sixteen Sarah Browns in the telephone book... all ages, colors, nationalities. I've talked to every one of them.

- I've searched the city directory, I've been to the Bureau of Missing Persons. I've done everything!

- Well, uh... What does she look like?

- What does she look like? What does she look like? She's the sweetest, most wonderful, most beautiful girl in the world. She's...

- Well, now, we've got to find her! If you ever expect me to write another line, you've got to help me find Sarah Brown!

- Well, I'll, uh... I'll certainly try, but, if you've done everything...

- What's that yelling about?

- What? Oh, nothing very important. They found Cherry Chester. She's come back.

- She's the one I've got to blame for this whole thing, ya know! A woman I've never seen has wrecked my whole life!

- Here's what Walter Wilton says in 'Broadway Lowdown... 'Although Miss Chester refuses to explain her whereabouts for the past few days...

[...]

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The Moon's Our Home (1941) Sound Clip

The Moon's Our Home (1941)Quotes from The Moon's Our Home, Lux Radio Theatre play broadcast in 1941, adapted after Faith Baldwin's novel, featuring sound clips.

Actors: James Stewart (Anthony Amberton / John Smith), Carole Lombard (Cherry Chester / Sarah Brown), Clara Blandick (Lucy), Verna Felton (Boyce)

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