Hoorspel
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Hoorspel
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Hoorspel
Ooit heb ik op de hoorspelafdeling van de AVRO mogen
werken. Mooi werk!
Tuinman: Robert Paul
Butler: Robert Paul
Commissaris: Robert Paul
Robert Paul: Donald de Marcas
Op een kwaaie dag had de AVRO het grindpad, het
tuinhek en de deurbel
kapot. En Robert Paul was niet komen opdagen. De
telefoon deed het nog
wel,
dus gooiden we er noodgedwongen maar overal een
telefoon in.
De commissaris loopt over het grindpad: TRRINNNGG
De commissaris opent het tuinhek: TRRINNNGG
De commissaris loopt naar de voordeur: TRRINNNGG
De commissaris belt aan: PLING-PLONG
Ik dacht: verrek, de deurbel doet het weer!
Ik deed de deur open en ik zag Robert Paul voor mijn
neus staan. Ik zei:
"Robert, jij hier?". Hij zei: "Ja, ik probeer jullie
al een half uur te
bellen".
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