 It's nice to listen to a CBSRMT episode, written by Sam Dann, where the story takes place during the Revolutionary War. Good title for this episode, but a great title for this should be called "The Intangible". Also, it's nice to hear E.G. Marshall telling the audience about certain events of American History, however, he forgot to mention that the Battle of Trenton in New Jersey took place on December 26th, 1776. I enjoyed this particular cast: Lloyd Bochner (as General George Washington), Jack Grimes (as Private Tom Caldwell the Flute Player), Marriette Hartley (as Peggy Mason), Robert Maxwell (as Sergeant Meadows), and the legendary Casey Kasem (as Lieutenant Piel). All of them played their parts sincere and were compelling. The sound effects of the windy nights, the horses galloping & neighing, and guns firing off at the very end were perfectly suited in this tale, but the music of the flute was a delightful touch. To hear the music of the flute, it plays at the 5-minute 43-second mark, 6-minute 2-second mark, 16-minute 56-second mark, 17-minute 41-second mark, 18-minute 24-second mark, 36-minute 48-second mark, 37-minute mark, and 40-minute 12-second mark. Finishing the episode off with patriotic music at the 41-minute 11-second mark was splendid. If you like stories about American History and/or if you were a fan of Casey Kasem, check this episode out.