THE BIRD AND THE SNAKE, adapted by Pete Lutz from a story by Clem Hanlon. NARADA RADIO COMPANY RATED R. The Series Finale of Pulp-Pourri Theatre, "The Bird and the Snake" comes from a 1959 issue of Adam Magazine, a slick "girlie-mag", so not technically a pulp story, yet Clem Hanlon's tale of a Polish-American cop in Chi-town really smacks of the pulp style. I'm proud of this final series episode, and feel that with it, we sent Pulp-Pourri Theatre out with a real bang, and not a whimper. I hope you feel the same after hearing it. Our theme, and transitional music, was specially composed for this episode by Katharine Seaton. I absolutely love what she did here. HERE'S OUR CAST: SOPHY SIENKIEWICZ: Geri Elliff JERCZY "Sink" SIENKIEWICZ: Pete Lutz JANI "Johnny Yank" YANKOWSKI: Nick Wommack LENA MARKOWA: Rachel Craig of Evil Kitten Productions POLICE LIEUTENANT: Kevin Schuster DOORMAN: R.C. Lutz HOODS: Christian Ferris, R.C. Lutz MAN: George Hatfield WANDA MARKOWA: Ebony Rose ALICE YANKOWSKI: Jessica Matthews ANNOUNCER: Lisa Ayala INTRO BY: RHIANNON MCAFEE of "Rex Rivetter, Private Eye" audio drama series

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