\"If you can dream - and not make dreams your master...\"

From \"If\", written by Rudyard Kipling to his son

HIMAN BROWN: \"Hi, Norm, remember that show we recorded a week back about that \"down-on-his-luck\" guy who gets caught up with an old friend who thinks he\'s going to get rich because of something from the past?\"

NORMAN ROSE: \"sure, Hi...and the guy\'s lied to by his \'friend\' as to what\'s really going on, and the friend like a fool is willing to risk everything including his own life to get the treasure?\"

HIMAN BROWN: \"Yes, that\'s it. Percy Grainger did such a good script that Fred Lewis and I thought we\'d do it again, right down to you introducing yourself at the beginning over that \"oboe-and-bassoon\" melody we used in \"Hickory Dickory Doom\".

NORMAN ROSE: \"Oh, wow...who will I say I am THIS week?\"

Imaginary conversation in January 1978 between Himan Brown and Norman Rose<br>