Lux Radio Theatre - I Love You Again

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Lux Radio Theatre - "I Love You Again"

Podcast: Harold's Old Time Radio
Episode Date: July 12, 2026
Original Air Date (Radio Play): [Unspecified]
Starring: William Powell (Larry Wilson/George Davis), Ann Sothern (Kay Wilson)
Producer/Host: William Keeley, Harold's Old Time Radio channel

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Episode Overview

This episode presents the classic Lux Radio Theatre adaptation of "I Love You Again," a comedic tale of mistaken identity, second chances, and romance, originally based on the MGM film. The story follows Larry Wilson, a straight-laced, respected small-town citizen who suffers amnesia and discovers he was once a con artist named George Davis. The plot unfolds as George, regaining his former self, maneuvers through his new/old life, struggles with the expectations of his wife Kay, and is tempted by one last scheme, all while rediscovering love.

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Key Discussion Points and Story Breakdown

1. Introduction & Setup

• Introduction by William Keeley (01:05)
  • Celebrates William Powell and Ann Sothern’s on-air partnership.
  • Highlights technical progress in film and radio, ties into Lux Flakes innovation.
  • Main Setup: Larry Wilson is introduced as a dull, respectable figure; plot hinges on his amnesia and sudden shift in personality.

2. Amnesia and Identity Twist

• The Shipboard Incident (02:57–07:27)
  • Larry saves drunken Doc Ryan, falls overboard, is knocked out, and wakes up as George Davis.
  • Learns he’s "lost" six years of his life (from 1941–1947); confusion between his true identity (Davis) and assumed life as Wilson.
  • Memorable quote:

    “There's a name for this thing. A lapse of memory. Lost identity. Amnesia. That's it, amnesia.”
    — Larry/George (09:09)

• Doc Ryan’s Friendship:
  • Immediate alliance; Doc Ryan reveals himself as a fellow con artist, suggests capitalizing on the situation.

3. Returning to Haversville & Comedic Mishaps

• Encounter with Kay Wilson (Kay, Larry’s wife) (12:03–13:53)
  • Kay, confused by Larry's behavior, reveals she wants a divorce.
  • Quote:

    “Well, I wouldn’t call five years exactly hasty.”
    — Kay (15:47)

• Bank Mix-Up & Financial Discoveries (17:08)
  • Larry tries to access the Community Chest account, learns it's not personal money.
  • Sets up a plan with Doc Ryan to scam the town via an oil swindle.
  • Quote:

    “The more I learn about Larry Wilson, the more I like termites.”
    — Larry/George (18:32)

4. Small Town Farce & Romance Rekindled

• Haversville Welcome (27:08)
  • Town greets Larry as a hero, further compounding the identity confusion.
  • Humorous episodes with Larry’s mother, Kay, and the townspeople.
  • “Stuffed squirrels” and reminders of Larry’s former, boring habits.
• Tentative Reconciliation with Kay
  • Playful arguments, awkward intimacy, and domestic tension.
  • Egg scene:

    “Would you like to wear them over your ears?”
    — Kay, after Larry refuses to eat his eggs (31:49)

• Kay’s suspicion: Questions about “other women” as Larry tries to win her back.

5. The Oil Swindle Plot

• Setting up the Scam (44:19)
  • George/Larry, Doc Ryan, and Duke Sheldon plan to convince the town there’s oil on Larry’s land.
  • Convoluted by accidental involvement of Boy Scouts, who discover oil during a “water test."
  • Town bigwigs try to buy Larry’s land, ushering bids up to $200,000.

6. Climax: Confrontations & True Identity

• Emotional High Point on the Hill (51:14)
  • Kay and Larry have a heart-to-heart; she admits falling in love with the “real” him.
  • Kay:

    “Ever since you got off that boat, you’ve been trying your darnedest to make me fall in love with you. And now you have.” (52:31)

• Decision to Quit the Scam & Another Blow to the Head (53:09–57:58)
  • Larry/George tries to leave the con behind for true love.
  • Duke and Doc Ryan force a final showdown; a fight ensues, Larry is knocked out, and wakes up apparently as Larry Wilson again.
  • Classic screwball:
    • Amnesia repeats, causing confusion over whether George or Larry is in charge.
    • Kay considers hitting him again to “reset” him, played for comedy.

7. Resolution and Light-Hearted Ending

• Larry and Kay:
  • Together, implying love wins out, regardless of which persona leads.
• Farewell Banter Among Stars (60:05)
  • Powell and Sothern break character to joke about skiing and domestic life, maintaining playful tone.
• Upcoming Episodes Previewed (61:19)
  • Next week’s feature announced: Daisy Kenyon.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

| Timestamp | Quote | Speaker | Context | |:---------:|:------|:-------------------|:--------| | 09:09 | “A lapse of memory. Lost identity. Amnesia. That’s it, amnesia.” | Larry/George | Realization of his condition | | 15:47 | “Well, I wouldn’t call five years exactly hasty.” | Kay Wilson | On her decision for divorce | | 18:32 | “The more I learn about Larry Wilson, the more I like termites.” | Larry/George | On discovering Wilson’s life | | 31:49 | “Would you like to wear them over your ears?” | Kay Wilson | Egg fight scene—comedic tone | | 44:19 | “It’s a cinch, pal. Duke Sheldon's got an option on all the land.” | Doc Ryan | Oil swindle plan begins | | 52:31 | “You’ve been trying your darnedest to make me fall in love with you. And now you have.” | Kay Wilson | On George/Larry's transformation | | 57:56 | “Wait, wait. Put down that vase.” | Larry/George | Kay threatens to hit him on the head to restore amnesia—a running gag | | 60:17 | “Well, when it comes to leaving sits marks, I can do all right with a deck chair down at Palm Springs.” | Larry/George (Powell) | After-show banter about skiing |

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Key Timestamps for Major Segments

• [01:05] Episode and story introduction by William Keeley
• [02:57–09:09] Shipboard amnesia incident & confusion
• [12:03–17:59] Reunion with Kay and financial revelations
• [27:08–34:46] Arrival in Haversville, family comedy, and marriage complications
• [44:19–52:31] Swindle in full swing, oil discovery, and personal reckoning
• [53:09–57:58] Confrontation, blows to the head, role reversal, and comedic resolution
• [60:05–61:15] Lighthearted postscript with the stars
• [61:19] Next episode preview

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Style and Tone

• Language: Playful, witty, heavily dialogue-driven with brisk timing.
• Comedy Approach: Classic screwball and farce, heavy on mistaken identity, verbal banter, physical comedy, and romantic tension.
• Emotional Core: Despite farce, there’s genuine warmth and discovery, culminating in an affirmation of love and second chances.

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Summary for New Listeners

This episode delivers a fast-paced, witty, and romantic story shot through with classic old-time radio banter, genre satire, and a touch of heart. Featuring remarkable comedic timing from William Powell and Ann Sothern, "I Love You Again" is both a throwback to golden age entertainment and a timeless tale of rediscovery, love, and the chaos of leading more than one life. It’s a perfect entry point for fans of classic comedy, screwball romance, and vintage radio drama.

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Transcript

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[Narrator/Announcer]

Lux presents Hollywood. Weaver Brothers Companies, the makers of Lux Flakes, bring you the Lux Radio Theater. Starring William Powell and Ann Southern in I Love you Again. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keeley.

[William Keeley]

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. When I came to Hollywood some years ago, my first assignment was dialogue director at Warner Brothers. And my first picture starred an actor whose charm and personality were equaled only by his talent, William Powell. So it's something of a reunion to have him here tonight co starred with an actress you've enjoyed so often on the screen, Ann Southern. They bring you Metro Golden Mare's riotous comedy I love you Again. The story of what happens when a man comes to after six years of amnesia or complete forgetfulness and finds himself in very baffling circumstances. In the year since Belle Powell and I first met, the motion picture industry has made great stuff. Strides in technical improvements, as you've been aware, a trait that's typically American, that constant search for something better. And your response to the new Lux, those tiny diamonds that are so helpful in caring for your fine fabrics, is another example of this country's eagerness for something better. Indeed, we're gratified that this new Lux has more than come up to your fondest expectations. Here's Act 1 of I Love youe Again, starring William Powell as Larry Wilson and Ann Southern as K. On an ocean liner approaching New York harbor is a passenger from Haversville, Pennsylvania, Mr. Lawrence Wilson. An hour ago, he cornered three unfortunate gentlemen in the ship's lounge and. And for 60 weary minutes he's been boring them to death as only Mr. Lawrence Wilson can.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yes, gentlemen, this watch was given to me by the Chamber of Commerce. Pretty fine timepiece, isn't it?

[William Keeley]

Terrific.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Mr. L.J. hotspur himself made the presentation. I can remember every word he said to one of our first and foremost citizens, Lawrence Wilson, for his unfailing energy as chairman of the Habers Bill Morals and Clean Government Committee. Oh, fine, fine. Bet you're some pumpkins back there in Habersville well, you. You know how it is. Well, gentlemen, last night out. How about having a farewell drink with me? Dutch treat, of course. I figured that out. Or Stuart. Stuart, service, please. Wanted be fellows such as orange. You make mine the same. Well, all right. Steward, you know mine.

[Doc Ryan]

Yeah.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Ginger ale and grape juice. Come on now, Wilson, that's no drink. Sorry, fellows, but that's all I ever taste.

[Doc Ryan]

Hi, man.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Hello, Ryan.

[Doc Ryan]

Hi, fellas. I also have All Starpuss. Hey, Story, give all star puss a drink.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Thanks, Ryan, but I told him does.

[Doc Ryan]

It's too good to drink with me, huh?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I'm sorry. Good night, gentlemen.

[Doc Ryan]

Ah, come back here, you.

[Narrator/Announcer]

No, no, no.

[William Keeley]

Take it easy, Ryan.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Mr. Wilson doesn't drink malice.

[William Keeley]

Well, see, you snooded me long enough

[Doc Ryan]

on this boat, see? Take off that stuff shirt. Come on, knock me down.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Ryan, you're inebriated.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, so I'm inebriated, huh? Well, I'll walk a straight line with anyone on this boat. With anyone on any boat. I'll even go out there on the deck and I'll walk along the rail.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Here, here, Ryan. Now don't go out on deck.

[Doc Ryan]

Lego, I'll show you.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

You'll fall overboard.

[Doc Ryan]

Lego, get away from that rail.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Now, listen. Right on, old man.

[Doc Ryan]

That. How's that? Right up on the rail, huh?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Come down. Come down. You are too intoxicated to realize your peril.

[Doc Ryan]

Watch this one, Wilson. Tight rope. Market watch. I can balance myself like a.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Be careful. Let go.

[Doc Ryan]

Let go. I saw. I saw the whole thing. That man fell off the rail and Mr. Wilson jumped in to save him. The grape juice man.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

He's a hero. Well, are the passengers all right? I think he will be, Captain. But Mr. Wilson's still unconscious.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Unconscious?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

He had a rather nasty blow on the temple. How did that happen? I'm not certain, but I believe when your men lowered the boat, one of your sailors accidentally hit him on the head with an or. Oh.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, that's the stuff. Wilson, old boy. Come on, open your eyes up now. Wake up now, pal.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Come on. Who are you?

[Doc Ryan]

It's me, pal. It's your old friend Ryan.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Ryan, you dirty rat. Come here. No, no.

[Doc Ryan]

Take it easy, pal.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Let go, you slug me.

[Doc Ryan]

No, no, no, pal. Honest, it wasn't me. It was a sailor with an O.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Same with the. Hey, wait a minute. But this is a boat. I'm on a boat. That was the idea. Why was I taking all that? Train.

[Doc Ryan]

What? What train?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

You know what train. You're double crossing.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, wait, wait. Look, look. Don't you remember me? Ryan. Doc Ryan.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I never saw you before in my life. Holy smoke.

[Doc Ryan]

But you saved my life last night. Why?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Don't want to do that?

[Doc Ryan]

I don't know. Mr. Wilson.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Huh? What's that? You called me Mr. Wilson. Your name. Say, what's going on here? What's happened to me?

[Doc Ryan]

Well, you took a dive for me last night when I fell overboard. You were socked on the head.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

You're crazy. I can't swim. And besides, last night I was on my way to the fight in New York.

[Doc Ryan]

What fight?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Don't you read the papers? The Louis Kahn fight. Say, I must have missed it.

[Doc Ryan]

I'll say you missed it by six years.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Six years? What date's this? Here.

[Doc Ryan]

Here's the ship's news. October 10, 1947.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Let me see that. 1947. That must be a misprint.

[Doc Ryan]

No, pal, honest.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Wait a minute. It was 1941 last night.

[Doc Ryan]

Hey, I'd better get the ship's doctor.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I don't need a doctor. I need a drink.

[Doc Ryan]

Okay, I'll ring for you. Ginger ale and grape juice.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Ginger alen. Look, I want a drink, not a foot bath.

[Doc Ryan]

Well, that's what you've been drinking. Buckets of it.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Ginger ale and grape juice.

[Doc Ryan]

Now, look, Mr. Wilson.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Why do you keep calling me Wilson? My name's Davis. George Davis from Detroit.

[Doc Ryan]

George Davis. Detroit. Well, you ever know a guy in Detroit named Duke? Sheldon Duke? Sure.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I used to be in. In business with him. Why? Why?

[Doc Ryan]

Because. So was I in business with him once. Well, what do you know? We're in the same racket.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yeah, possible. What's your pitch?

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, I've been kind of working the boats. You know, cards, a few tricks with a dice and. I get it. Now. You've been working this boat yourself under the name of Wilson Said.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

What are you talking about? You know, I remember getting on that train in 1941. I was going to the fight. You mean you ain't got no line

[Doc Ryan]

on yourself since then?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I went in with a smoking car. It was a card game. I was going great till somebody got wise. There was a battle. I fell to the floor. The last thing I remember is a bottle. It was sailing through the air straight at my head.

[Sheila Graham]

You don't remember nothing?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

What's happened since then? Nothing. I don't even know where I've been. Say, there's a name for this thing. A lapse of memory. Lost identity. Amnesia. That's it, amnesia.

[Doc Ryan]

Is that what you got?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

No, that's what I've had. You know, a blow on the head can make you forget the past. You live on as somebody else, perhaps forever. Unless. Unless another shock or a blow brings you back to your right self. You read about these things, but you never figured them happening to yourself. Hey, what was this Wilson like?

[Narrator/Announcer]

Oh, an awful heel.

[Doc Ryan]

I like Davis better.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Thanks.

[Doc Ryan]

Yeah, all you did. I mean, all Wilson did was talk about Habersville.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Hey, Brazil. Who's he?

[Doc Ryan]

No, no, not he. It. It's some berg in Pennsylvania.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, never heard of it. Hey, I wonder if Mr. Wilson has any money. I think I'll take a look at his luggage.

[Doc Ryan]

Funny, ain't it? Here we are talking about you and a guy named Wilson, and you're both guys.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Look at this suit. Jesus, I must have bought her this one. Undertaker. Now, what's all this stuff? Hair restorer, saltine crackers, dyspepsia tablets. You know, a bottle of Gargle. Hey, I certainly took good care of Wilson. Oh, here's.

[Doc Ryan]

Here's a lot of papers and stuff. Boy, were you a joiner. Rotary, Elks Owls, Community Chest, Primrose League.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, wait a minute. A bank book. Hey, give it to me. Habersville National Bank. Lawrence Wilson checking account C. $147,000 and 83 cents. 100. And let me look at that. And that's the C account. That means there must be an A and B as well.

[Doc Ryan]

It might even go right through the Alphabet.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Say, why wouldn't it be a good idea for Mr. Wilson to pay a visit to Habersville just long enough to get the money?

[Doc Ryan]

Do you think you can swing it? We'll be in New York tomorrow morning.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

It's worth trying, but there's a fortune in this thing. Doc, how'd you like to win on it with me? You mean it? Look, I'll cut you in for 25%.

[Doc Ryan]

I've done it for 10. After all, you saved my life.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Look, I'm gonna need some money. I think I'll send a radiogram to the Habersdale National Bank. I tell them to send me five grand to the Whitney Hotel tomorrow morning.

[Doc Ryan]

25% cent of five grand.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

What a cut. Hey, but there's one thing, Doc. You better stick close to me.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Yeah.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

If anybody starts asking questions, if I seem to be getting into a tight spot, I'll pull a faint. And don't forget to catch me.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, you can trust me, pal. I'll be a regular Florence Nighting gown. Gameplay down, Passengers asore. Gameplay down. Come on, D, snap into it.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

We'll get right to the hotel and See if the Habersville bank has sent that.

[Doc Ryan]

Well, well, what's the matter?

[Kay Wilson]

Here I am.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Hey, took a. Take a look at that skirt over there. What a dish. Don't know who she's waving to. Come on, come on.

[Doc Ryan]

Keep your mind on your work.

[Kay Wilson]

Larry. Oh, Larry.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Larry. Why, she's.

[Doc Ryan]

Larry. Hey, that's you.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, Larry, are you all right?

[William Keeley]

Huh?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Me? Sure, sure, I'm fine, fine. So how are you?

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, Larry, the papers all said you were injured.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, nothing serious, you know. You know how papers are. Well, certainly it's good to see you.

[Kay Wilson]

Yes, I know you're surprised.

[Doc Ryan]

Surprise is my word, Larry.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, excuse me. This is Doc Ryan. Doc, this is. Yes, sir, Good old Doc Ryan.

[Kay Wilson]

How are you, Doctor?

[Doc Ryan]

Never better, miss, thanks to Larry.

[Kay Wilson]

You know, Larry, Habersville is pretty proud of that rescue.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Ah, Habersville. Ah, well, well, well, good old Habersville. Did you. Did you just leave there?

[Kay Wilson]

Well, when I heard you were heard, naturally I had come.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yeah, naturally, naturally. It certainly is good to see you.

[Kay Wilson]

Yes, so you said.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, it's just worth repeating.

[Kay Wilson]

Larry, you seem strange.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Who, me? Oh, well, that's. That's just because you haven't seen me for a while. Why, before you know it, we'll. We'll be right back where we were.

[Kay Wilson]

Larry, what in heaven's name is the matter with you?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Nothing. Why, I'm just. Just surprised to see you here.

[Kay Wilson]

What's so surprising about that? Haven's? Joe wouldn't think it very proper if a wife didn't meet her husband.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, I don't know about

[Doc Ryan]

why.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Did you? Did she?

[Kay Wilson]

No. What is it? What's the matter?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Nothing, nothing at all. I'm fine. I'm just wonderful.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, no, no, no, you're not. You're sicker than you think.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

You need a lot of rest and quiet. Oh, nonsense. I never felt better in my life.

[Kay Wilson]

I'll take you over to your hotel.

[Doc Ryan]

Huh?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, sure.

[Doc Ryan]

No. Now, now listen, Larry, sock away.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Can a man speak to his own wife?

[Doc Ryan]

Foreign.

[Kay Wilson]

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[Kay Wilson]

Well, this isn't like you at all, Larry. The Whitney Hotel. A whole suite of rooms.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

The best is none too Good for you, Mrs. W. Larry, I don't quite

[Kay Wilson]

know how to begin.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Begin what?

[Kay Wilson]

Well, I've decided once and for all to go through with the divorce.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Divorce? Oh, but now wait, you can't do that.

[Kay Wilson]

I've made up my mind.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, but a divorce, that. That's awful. After all, we mustn't be too hasty about this thing.

[Kay Wilson]

Well, I wouldn't call five years exactly hasty.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

How about a divorce? Why, it can break up a marriage.

[Kay Wilson]

So I've heard.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

And what's more, very often. What. What really seemed a good reason for a divorce isn't a good reason for a divorce after all. Now if I'd beaten you or something

[Kay Wilson]

like that, I'd like to see you try it.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, or if I'd been running around with some woman.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, good heaven. You with a woman?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, after all, you know, sometimes a vacation can change a man a lot. Sierra and all that.

[Kay Wilson]

No, I'm afraid it'll take more than Sierra to change you.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Larry, what's the matter with me? Say, look, let's. Let's forget the divorce and try it just once more. Starting from scratch, huh?

[Kay Wilson]

It's too late, Larry. I shouldn't.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, nonsense. It's never too late.

[Kay Wilson]

There's someone at the door.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, ignore it.

[Doc Ryan]

Go away.

[Kay Wilson]

You might as well, Auntie Larry. I'm leaving anyhow.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

No, but listen, I'll be at the

[Kay Wilson]

shore haven if you want to get in touch with me.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, hello, Mrs. Wilson.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Lying Mrs. Wilson.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, Mr. Billings.

[Libby]

How are you?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Couldn't be Keena.

[Libby]

Thanks.

[Kay Wilson]

Well, I was just leaving. I'm sure I'll be seeing you though.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I hope so. Oh, wait, don't go.

[Kay Wilson]

Hi, Larry.

[Doc Ryan]

Say, Larry, I. I met Mr. Billings in the lobby. He. He came all the way from the Habersville National Bank.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Bank? Oh, oh, bank. Well, well, well, how are you? How are you, Mr. Billings? Couldn't be keener.

[Libby]

Thanks.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

That's fine, fine. May like a two handed Mr. Wilson. And here's your money. 5,000.

[William Keeley]

Here you are, Tim.

[Narrator/Announcer]

What the hell.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I call that Service.

[Doc Ryan]

Yeah, me too.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Now, let me see. This 5,000 makes you 2,700. Overdrawn. Overdrawn? When you went away, you had $2,800 on deposit. And we paid 500 for you on that land at Marsh's subdivision. By the way, here's your deed for that. And I owed the bank $2,700. The bank was only too glad to accommodate you. Oh, but, but, but, but what about those other accounts? Well, in the C account we have $147,000.83. Would you repeat that, please, sort of slowly? $147,000.83. Uh huh. That is the Community Chest account.

[William Keeley]

Huh?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

The Community Chest account. And naturally, all CH checks have to be countersigned by Mr. Finns, Ms. Breathwaite, two directors of the fund and yourself. Oh. Now, in the B account, which is the Anti Vice League fund, we have the Anti Vice League. Well, let's not bother. How much we have there. Just as you say, Mr. Wilson.

[Doc Ryan]

Well, I've ever.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Run along and I trust I've made everything clear. Terribly clear. Let's give My greetings to Mr. Sims and Ms. Wet Breath Weight. I will indeed.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Goodbye.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Goodbye. The more I learn about Larry Wilson, the more I like termites.

[Doc Ryan]

Yeah. Raisin. Go for the Anti Vice League. Boy, you certainly were a stinker.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Wasn't I? Say, wait a minute. Larry Wilson may be a dope, but in Haversville he's trusted and respected.

[Doc Ryan]

Yeah, a guy that raises thousands of dollars for a chest certainly ought to be able to raise a little dough for himself.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

And that's. That's Pennsylvania. Hey, how about oil?

[Doc Ryan]

Lot of money in oil.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

We'll do it, Doc. We'll locate Duke Sheldon. He specializes in oil. We'll wire him to meet us there.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, well, wait a minute. What about your wife?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

My wife? She's divorcing me. I meet a beautiful girl and in 20 minutes she's divorcing me. No, I can't let her do that. I need her more than ever. Now.

[Doc Ryan]

What for?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

What was the divorce going on? Larry Wilson couldn't sell peanuts in a town like that.

[Kay Wilson]

Whoa, whoa.

[Doc Ryan]

Where you going?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

To the Shore Haven to call on the little woman. Who is it? Open this door.

[Doc Ryan]

Hey, what. Take it easy.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Open this door. I'll smash it. Hey, what's the idea? Where is she?

[Doc Ryan]

Where are you hiding her?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Say, who are you?

[Doc Ryan]

You know very well who I am. Where is she? Larry?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Come on. Where's who? Where's Kay? She was here with you. Oh, was that Kay? Yes. I look at the regular, I look at the register. Lawrence Wilson and wife.

[Doc Ryan]

Why, you dirty sneak.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, after all, she's my wife, isn't she? Well, she may be your wife, but she's engaged to me.

[Doc Ryan]

Holy smoke.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Engaged to you? Now, now, listen. Why should Kay want to divorce me? Answer me that.

[Doc Ryan]

You know why.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, of course I do. But do you? Why? It's written all over you. Kay wasn't married to you.

[Doc Ryan]

She was married to the Rotary, the

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Taiwan as the Lions and the Greater Habersville Committee.

[Doc Ryan]

Boy, is that bigamy. Will you get rid of your stooge?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

We'll settle this thing between the two of us. That's nothing to settle. Things and people have changed. All bets are off. From now on, it's every man for himself.

[Doc Ryan]

You promised Kay a divorce.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Why, you dirty, double crossing. You've been asking for this.

[Doc Ryan]

And you asked for this. There.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I guess you forgot that I was

[Doc Ryan]

the amateur champ of Boomtown County.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

So long, Larry.

[Doc Ryan]

How are you, pal?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Come on.

[Doc Ryan]

Come on, now. Come on, wake up, pal. Come on, wake up.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, you might at least have told me his name. Hey, get me up. Where's the phone? What for? I'm gonna call my wife. You don't think I'm gonna take this lying down, do you?

[Doc Ryan]

Well, you were doing pretty well just a minute ago.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I'm gonna take her out to dinner and just let that guy try to interfere, that's all. Ah, champagne. Here, dear, have some more.

[Kay Wilson]

Thank you. I've had enough.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

And if you ask me, Wilson, so have you. Who asked you? Look, darling, did you have to bring your bodyguard along?

[Kay Wilson]

Herbert and I are engaged, Larry.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Ah, yes, Herbert and Hugh were engaged. Now, look here, Wilson.

[Doc Ryan]

Kay and I want to know what

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

you're going to do about the divorce. The divorce? Oh, Kay can have a divorce. She can in a month or six weeks. But I'm opposed to this unseemly haste. Somebody might get the idea my wife didn't like me.

[Doc Ryan]

You can't fool me, Wilson. It's not Kay you're thinking of.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

It's the Chamber of Commerce.

[Kay Wilson]

Of course, I might have known. Six weeks, you said. And by an odd coincidence that happens to be electric times of President of the Chamber of Commerce. Now, wait, Larry. You're just afraid divorce will hurt your chances. Well, I'm not going to ruin my life so you can win an election.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I should say not. Very well, then. Unless Kay comes back to Haversville with me and for six weeks palms herself off as my devoted and loving wife, I'll fight the Case I feel it my duty.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, he feels it his duty, Herbert. We're young. We'll have to give in.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Herb, you're taking my wife. The least you can do is to give me the Chamber of Commerce.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, all right.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

You win. Oh, thanks, Herb. I believe this is your hotel, Wilson. That's right, Herb. Well, good night, K, dear.

[Kay Wilson]

Good night, Larry.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Gay, do you think. That is if Herbert doesn't mind if I kissed you goodbye? Now, listen.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, it's all right, Herbert. It doesn't mean anything.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Certainly not. Now, just. Just lean this way a little, dear. That's the girl. All right, Wilson. Hey, Wilson, that's enough.

[Doc Ryan]

I said, that's enough. Hey, now, look here, Wilson. Say, what do you think they did? Hey, now, cut it out. Let her alone.

[Kay Wilson]

I haven't said.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Return with Act 2 of I Love you again. In a moment. I hear you were visiting a 20th Century Fox this week, Libby.

[Libby]

That's right, John.

[Kay Wilson]

They were celebrating the winning of the

[Libby]

Academy Award with Darl Xanak's great picture, Gentleman's Agreement. But they're not resting on their laurels. Their latest is a domestic comedy about a babysitter. It's simply hilarious.

[Narrator/Announcer]

That must be sitting Pretty.

[Libby]

That's the name, all right. And Clifton Webb is the sitter who completely reorganizes the home life of Robert Young and Maureen o'. Hara.

[Narrator/Announcer]

A case for gossiping neighbors, isn't it, though?

[Libby]

Especially when Maureen is found in a nightie talking with Clifton.

[Narrator/Announcer]

I remember that scene.

[Libby]

You know, that down was very carefully

[William Keeley]

chosen satin, wasn't it, huh?

[Libby]

Because the texture photographs so beautifully. Maureen told me that during the shooting, the hem got quite soiled from the soundstage, but the wardrobe department fixed it up before you could say retake tomorrow.

[Narrator/Announcer]

With gentle luck. Skin care, no doubt.

[Libby]

That's right. And after luxing, it looked just as fresh and sparkling as new. But that didn't surprise Maureen because she insists on lux care herself for all her personal things.

[Narrator/Announcer]

And now the new tiny diamonds of lux make it easier than ever for women to keep pretty lingerie lovely longer.

[Libby]

They're so sheer and so tiny. You just know they're the right care for delicate lingerie. They're so fast. Why, they practically melt into suds the instant they touch the water.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Richer, too. Make thick, abundant suds that last and last.

[Libby]

And they do more for you. Remove soil which other kinds of suds can't leave things cleaner, fresher and make

[Narrator/Announcer]

pretty under things last twice as long. Tests prove that, so why risk wrong washing methods? Anything safe in Water is safe in luck. Here's Mr. Keeley at the microphone.

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[William Keeley]

Act two of I Love you again. Starring William Powell as Larry Wilson and Ann Southern as K. Larry Wilson, amnesia victim and confidence man extraordinary, is piecing together the puzzle of a life he doesn't remember. And with a wife like K as one of the principal parts, he looks forward to finishing the picture with K. He is just getting off the train in Haversdale. Doc Ryan, two steps to the rear.

[Doc Ryan]

Hey, Larry, look. It's a welcoming committee.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

A me.

[Kay Wilson]

Of course. You need know you're a hero.

[Doc Ryan]

How you fellas? Hi there. Great to be back. I feel fine.

[Kay Wilson]

Larry, darling, let me see you.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, hello.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, Larry, Let me kiss you, darling.

[Doc Ryan]

Excellent.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I got the wife with me.

[Doc Ryan]

Scram, babe.

[Kay Wilson]

What, dear? Hello, mother. Hey, darling.

[Doc Ryan]

Mother.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh. Oh, Mother.

[Doc Ryan]

Well, how, how are you, Mother? Doesn't she look wonderful, Kay?

[Kay Wilson]

My mother usually looks all right.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

You're looking wonderful yourself, Larry. But you changed. What is this?

[Kay Wilson]

Mary, here's Mayor Carver.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Hello, my boy. Welcome home.

[Doc Ryan]

Well, Mayor Carver, how's the old chief executive?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Habersville is mighty proud of you, my boy. Well, thanks, Mayor. And now, Larry, it is my proud privilege to present a gift from the municipal band. A solid silver bugle.

[Doc Ryan]

Thank you, Mayor.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Much of bride beller. And now we loans to the Habersville town song. Your own brilliant composition, huh? Larry, suppose you start us off with a fan fair on your new bugle, huh? Fan fair bugle me? Go ahead, son. Oh, yes. Well, well, now, when you see, you see, I, I.

[Doc Ryan]

He just couldn't stop all this happiness. Get a ambulance.

[Libby]

Larry.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Larry, are you awake? Oh, come in, Mother. What time is it? Oh, after 10. You feel better? Oh, I feel fine, Larry. Now, about Kay. I know the whole story and it's ridiculous. The idea you in this room and kick K over there across the hall for a whole year. I don't know how you could do such a thing. Neither do I. Well, we are going to change all that. I've come to stay for a while. I'm taking the porch room, which should have been a nursery long ago.

[Doc Ryan]

Mother, now don't argue.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Who's arguing? Well, but you can't win Kay back with a stuffed squirrel. A stuffed what? Those animals you're always stuffing. You got to stop it, Larry. Mother, believe me, I'll never stuff another animal as long as I live.

[William Keeley]

Good.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, I'm glad you're feeling better.

[Libby]

Hey.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Hey.

[Kay Wilson]

Yes?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

It's me, Larry.

[Kay Wilson]

What do you want?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, I. I'm hungry.

[Kay Wilson]

Well, look in the ice box.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, all right, dear, don't you bother. I'll get my own food. That is, if I don't faint again. Good night, dear.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, all right. Wait a minute. Would you like some eggs?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

More than anything in the world. Almost.

[Kay Wilson]

Well, come on down to the kitchen.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Okay. You don't know what this means to me.

[Kay Wilson]

Never mind the sentiment. We're going down for eggs.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Here you are, darling. More toast?

[Kay Wilson]

No.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

More coffee?

[Kay Wilson]

No.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

More champagne?

[Sheila Graham]

Yes.

[Libby]

Good.

[Kay Wilson]

You know, the last time we had champagne in this house was three years ago on New Year's Eve. That bottle my mother gave us for Christmas.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I wish you would forget about the past, Kay. You know, the fact of the matter is I changed quite a bit lately.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, Larry, you couldn't change any more than one of your speed stuffed owls could change. But K. You know, I feel awfully good. Awfully, awfully good.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Do you, darling? See, that's fine. Here, let me fill your glass.

[Kay Wilson]

Yeah. I'm so sorry. Sorry, but I'm not in love with you anymore. Because if I was still in love with you, I'd be awfully in love with you right now.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

K, I'd like to show you the most wonderful game of two handed post office.

[Kay Wilson]

I think I better drink the coffee.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yeah, but.

[Kay Wilson]

But listen, K. No, no. I'm in this house simply because of our agreement to convince the general public that I'm still your wife.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

All right, convince me I'm one of the public.

[Kay Wilson]

That strikes me as a pretty foul things say about the public. Now eat. Eat your egg.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, I'm not hungry.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, you're not? You got me out of bed. Spoil my teeth. But you're not hungry.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, not really.

[Kay Wilson]

You don't want to eat your nice gumbolin?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

No, dear.

[Kay Wilson]

Then how would you like to wear them over your ears?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Hey.

[Kay Wilson]

Good night.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, Mrs. Wilson. Hurt my face.

[Kay Wilson]

Insufferable.

[Doc Ryan]

Hiya, Larry.

[William Keeley]

How's it.

[Doc Ryan]

Hey, what do you got in your head?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Scrambled eggs. What'd you think?

[Doc Ryan]

I didn't know.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Say, look, what'd you find out in town?

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, it's pie. The town's loaded with dough. Just right for an oil boom.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Duke Sheldon's at the hotel and he's

[Doc Ryan]

going to plant the oil tomorrow.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Fine. Now, what about me?

[Doc Ryan]

You are the manager of a big pottery works here.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I make pots.

[Doc Ryan]

Yeah. You may not have any money, but you certainly got plenty of pots.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Pots. Just what I've always wanted. A whole lot of pots.

[Doc Ryan]

Welcome back, Mr. Wilson. Welcome back to your potassium in the same with us.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, thanks, boys.

[Doc Ryan]

Thanks very much.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

But right now, we've all got our little jobs to attend to.

[Doc Ryan]

That's right, boys, back on the job.

[Kay Wilson]

Mr. Wilson, your wife is here.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

My wife? Well, send her in. Outside, everybody. Do your job, please. Okay.

[Kay Wilson]

Hello, Larry.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, what would you like to hit me with this morning? I can recommend the inkwell.

[Kay Wilson]

I'm not going to apologize. You were very aggravating.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, then I'll apologize. I should have ducked day.

[Kay Wilson]

Today's the 15th.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Huh? Oh, oh, yes, yes. 15th. Course.

[Kay Wilson]

Don't you know what that means?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yeah, why? Yeah, it means that Tomorrow is the 16th.

[Kay Wilson]

It's amazing the things you can think of to keep from writing a check.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Check? Oh, yes, yes, yes, the 15th.

[Kay Wilson]

I guess we've established. Establish that. All right.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Just. Just let my mind gay. You know, all the excitement of getting home. And let me see now, that would be how much?

[Kay Wilson]

You know perfectly well how much.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, what about $200?

[Kay Wilson]

What?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, just for the time being. Of course, if you. If you run short, just call on me.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, well, don't wake me up. Let me dream. Well, goodbye.

[Libby]

I'm going shopping.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, no, no. We're going shopping. You need a man's advice.

[Kay Wilson]

No, thank you. The last time I went shopping with you, I ended up in a cut price mother Hubbard.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

And today you'll end up in a creation by Charmaine.

[Kay Wilson]

Where did you learn about Charmaine?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Huh? Oh, I. I read about it on

[Kay Wilson]

the boat on the road. Huh? You know how much a Charmaine creation might cost?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

200, 300. What's the difference?

[Kay Wilson]

Larry, do you mind if I just stay quietly?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yes. Tea. I've been like tea after a hard day shopping.

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[Kay Wilson]

Just look at the rain out there. And here we sit, warm and cozy. I love this play.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

So do I. Now. Hey, look. See those tea leaves? Want your fortune told?

[Kay Wilson]

Please.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, I. I see someone in your life. It's a man. A tall, dashing, handsome man with a striped tie like mine.

[Kay Wilson]

Go on.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, he's tall and handsome and very dashing.

[Kay Wilson]

Yeah, that's what puzzles me. The D dashing Ms. Barrel. Why, neither understand it?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, it's nothing at all.

[Kay Wilson]

Give me your cousins. I tell fortunes too, you know.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, see anybody I know?

[Kay Wilson]

It's a woman.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Wonderful. What's she look like?

[Kay Wilson]

Suppose you tell me.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, she's about five foot five. Lovely complexion and hair. Just like yours.

[Kay Wilson]

Larry, what is she like?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Who?

[Kay Wilson]

The woman who taught you about Charmaine and dancing and Bing. Dassy. Where did you meet her? On the boat?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yes, sort of.

[Kay Wilson]

Well, but you don't want to talk about it.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, there's really not much to talk about. I mean, nothing's really happened yet.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, but it's real, Larry. I'm sure of it.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Honey, if you're sure of it, that's good enough for me.

[Kay Wilson]

Well, I. I know it's none of my business, but I. I've been worried that you might have changed like this. You know, to please me and maybe patch things up. Of course, that's out of the question. My plans are all made with Herbert.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Hey, have you ever taken a good look at Herbert?

[Kay Wilson]

Now listen here.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, take a look at him now. He's just outside the window making faces at us.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, my goodness. I had a date with her. But you'll never forgive me standing up in the rain.

[Doc Ryan]

Wait.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

You can have him cleaned and pressed. He'll look as good as new.

[Kay Wilson]

You be quiet.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Evening, Mother, dear.

[Kay Wilson]

Terry.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Listen, Herbert's been here all evening. He just left.

[Sheila Graham]

I don't like it.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Then neither do I, Mother. But what can I do? Well, you can go and speak to Kay about it. Where is she? In her room. And if you have to Kick in the door. Why, Mother, you pioneer woman. I'll see you later.

[Kay Wilson]

Who is it?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

It's me, Larry. Open the door or I'll kick it down. Open the door, you hear me?

[Kay Wilson]

Well, it is open.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, so I thought it was locked.

[Kay Wilson]

I suppose it had been, I'd have kicked it down.

[Libby]

What for?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, so I could come in.

[Kay Wilson]

Larry, I've just spent two hours packing things up with Herbert. Don't you think you've got me into enough trouble for today?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

No.

[Kay Wilson]

Sometimes you remind me of a high school boy on a street corner whistling at girls.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, it's romantic to whistle at the opposite sex. Birds do it. Love birds.

[Kay Wilson]

Lovebirds don't whistle. They coo.

[William Keeley]

They whistle.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Sort of a low cooing whistle like this. Gets you, doesn't it?

[Kay Wilson]

Not particularly.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I once knew of a case where a female lovebird locked the male lovebird out of her nest.

[Kay Wilson]

No.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

He stood outside and cooed for hours. It was pitiful. He finally lost his temper and he kicked the door of the cage down. And what do you think the female lovebird did then?

[Kay Wilson]

Gave him a sharp peck at the base of the skull.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Not at all. She put her soft little wing around him and she sighed and laid him an egg.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, Mary. Mary, please leave me alone.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

But, Kay, what have I done?

[Kay Wilson]

Well, I. I suppose you didn't take me out and buy me the most expensive clothes in town.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Is that bad?

[Kay Wilson]

And I suppose you didn't say nice things and pay me dozens of compliments and try your best to please me.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, well, when you put it that way, I guess I've been a heel.

[Kay Wilson]

And I wish you topic I want you to be yourself. Your owl stuffing, speech making, pompous old self.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

You're upset because I'm acting as though I found you very attractive. Yes, but you are very attractive.

[Kay Wilson]

There you go again. Now, look, I've got something to tell you. And I don't want you to say another word.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Not a word.

[Kay Wilson]

No, Just. Just keep quiet. You understand?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well.

[Kay Wilson]

Well, it's your pride, that's all. You're losing me. So suddenly I seem worth holding on to. But you don't love me and you never did. Public opinion's the only thing you love. Public opinion, public buildings, public positions. And that's why my door is going to stay locked as long as I'm in this house. Now, if you've got anything to say, please make a choice. Oh, you. You get out of here.

[Narrator/Announcer]

We pause now for station identification. This is cbs, the Columbia Broadcasting System,

[William Keeley]

Act three of I Love you again. Will continue in a moment. We're delighted to have as our guest this evening a Hollywood newspaper correspondent as glamorous as she is famous, Ms. Sheila Graham. Sheila brings us some exciting news of the film capital.

[Sheila Graham]

Well, Mr. Keeley, our first item concerns Mr. And Mrs. Van Johnson, who left today for Honolulu on their first real honeymoon.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

With all our heartiest good wishes.

[Sheila Graham]

And another big piece of news is the release of Frank Capra's picture, State of the Union.

[William Keeley]

The Pulitzer Prize hit starring Spencer Tracy, Katherine Hepburn and Van Johnson.

[Sheila Graham]

It's a wonderful romantic story with a very funny political background and very smart

[William Keeley]

timing on the part of Metro Golden Mayor to release it now.

[Sheila Graham]

I think the picture has some of the best laughs of the year.

[William Keeley]

No wonder Frank Capra, the producer, director, Spencer Tracy and Katherine HEPBURN Together hold eight Academy Awards.

[Sheila Graham]

You know, Mr. Keeley, Ben Johnson makes a fine reporter. Of course, the newspaper angle is especially interesting for me.

[William Keeley]

No doubt you enjoyed Angela Lansbury's performance as the beautiful and powerful publisher.

[Sheila Graham]

I sure did. And when I visited Angela during the production of State of the Union, I found we had something in common.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

What was that?

[Sheila Graham]

Our stockings take a lot of punishment. Angela seems a calm sort of person on the set, but oh boy, she's just as active as I am. And that's terribly hard on stockings. So I told her that I use luck. And Mr. Kennedy will be interested to know that she does too.

[Narrator/Announcer]

I guess that solves your problem, right?

[Sheila Graham]

In fact, Metro Golden Mare cares for starting just the way we career girls do with luck.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Well, here's another piece of news that's worth headlining, Ms. Graham. The new tiny diamonds of Lux are here. Wonderful as Lux has always been, it's actually been improved. It's better than ever. These tiny sheer diamonds are so much faster and richer. They make stockings last twice as long. Tests prove so smart girls steer clear of strong soap or cake soap rubbing that extra wear you get from Lux care is just like getting an extra pair of stockings every time you buy a pair. Thank you for coming tonight, Ms. Sheila Graham. Back now to our producer, William Keeley.

[William Keeley]

Act 3 of I Love you again. Starring William Powell as Larry Wilson and Anne Southern as K. Well, Kay has made up her mind.

[Kay Wilson]

Hey, everybody.

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[William Keeley]

The door's been closed on Larry and he shut out of her life. In his office the next afternoon, Larry decides to go through with his oil swindle and call it quits.

[Doc Ryan]

It's a cinch, pal. Duke Sheldon's got an option on all the land surrounding yours at Marsh Creek.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

What about the oil?

[Doc Ryan]

Duke planted it all over the place. And Susan up through the creek to beat the band. But it might take weeks for anybody to sing it out there in that jungle.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yeah, we'll have to fix that somehow. Yeah, Marsh Creek. Gonna have to get the yokels down there, get a line on any of them.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, did I take a look at this.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Leonard har, income of 210 grand. Edward Little John, 131,000.

[Doc Ryan]

If we can only get a couple of these boys to go swimming in the creek.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yeah, swimming in oil up to their necks. But how are we going to do it?

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, Mr. Wilson.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yes, Ms. Sting?

[Kay Wilson]

Is it all right for Corporal Benson now?

[Sheila Graham]

It's Thursday, you know.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Huh? Oh, yes, yes, that's right. So it is.

[Doc Ryan]

Who is Corporal Benson?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Who is Corporal Beanson? Tell him this thing.

[Kay Wilson]

He has a Ranger Madagon, two Silver

[Sheila Graham]

stars and a community stripe.

[Doc Ryan]

You don't say.

[Kay Wilson]

You may come in, Corporal. Corporal Bear. And some reporting to Scout Leader Wilson.

[Doc Ryan]

Scout Leader?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Who's a Scout leader? Why, good afternoon, corporal.

[Kay Wilson]

It's three o', clock, Mr. Wilson. The troop's outside already.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, where they going?

[Kay Wilson]

That's up to Mr. Wilson, sir.

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, no, no, no, no.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

He can't go this afternoon.

[Kay Wilson]

But it's Harper's test today, sir.

[Doc Ryan]

No, no, it's out of the question.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Wait. Did you say Hawksburg?

[Kay Wilson]

Yes, sir.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Leonard Hawksburg's little boy?

[Kay Wilson]

Sure, Junior. He's been waiting for you to get back to take the test for First Class Ranger. And so will Little John.

[Doc Ryan]

Little John, of course.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

And I've worked out a special test for the day I saw a sort of a test by water. You remember, Doc, we were just talking about the water test.

[Doc Ryan]

Why, sure, very interesting.

[Kay Wilson]

That's splendid, sir. But first, how about tooting the buck?

[Doc Ryan]

All right, I'll fade it. I'm ashamed of you, Corporal. Gambling at your age.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, you don't understand, sir. Mr. Wilson taught us how to trail a deer. We call it shooting the bus.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, what do you know? But today, Corporal, we have A new test. Brand new.

[Kay Wilson]

Really, sir?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yes, indeed. You tell the men that we're leaving in 10 minutes for Marsh Creek.

[Kay Wilson]

Mr. Wilson, sir.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yes, Corporal?

[Kay Wilson]

We've just taken the test, sir, and I'd like to report that the whole troop is all over Oil.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oil? Well, where did you get oil on you?

[Kay Wilson]

In the creek, sir.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, Corporal, this is terrible. Tell the troop to report to their homes. I imagine their fathers will find a way to take it off.

[Kay Wilson]

Troop 7, report it home and get the oil washed.

[William Keeley]

Now, come in.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Come in with gentlemen. Sit right down. How are you, Larry? Oh, fine. This is Dr. Ryan, Mr. Harkspur.

[Doc Ryan]

Doctor, how are you?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

How do you do? And this is Mr. Little John and Mr. Beeland. How do you, Doctor? Larry, I'll come right to the point. We want to do something concrete for you, to show our appreciation of what you've done for Habers. Oh, come now, gentlemen. I've done nothing. Larry, you own a piece of land here near Marsh Creek? Yes, I believe I do. Well, the state is building a new highway, and we brought some pressure to see that it's built on your land. Now we can take it off your hands at a good profit. Well, that. That. That's awfully decent of you. I only paid 2,500 for it. What would you say to a check for $10,000?

[Doc Ryan]

What?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Why, that's 300% of my investment. Oh, it's too much. We feel you've got it coming to you, Larry. Why, you make me feel like a profiteer.

[Doc Ryan]

Excuse me, gentlemen. Someone at the door.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, Larry, what do you say? It's a deal, gentlemen. Splendid, splendid. I've got a check right here.

[Doc Ryan]

I must see Mr. Wilson at once, sir. It's a matter of the utmost importance. But he's busy. Can't be disturbed.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Stand aside, sir. Now, which one of you gentlemen is Mr. Wilson? I am Mr. Wilson, sir. Thank you, sir. My name is Sheldon. Colonel E.J. sheldon, sir. Oh, how do you do, Colonel? Mr. Wilson, you're owner of Marsh's subdivision, I believe. Why, yes. Splendid, splendid. Now, I'm prepared, sir, to make you a handsome offer for that land. $25,000. What do you mean? That I am not in the habit of joking, sir. Well, Colonel Sheldon must have heard about the new road. New road? I know of no road. I'm in the gravel business, Mr. Wilson, and your land contains valuable deposits of gravel. Gravel? On my land? Oh, it's ridiculous. Of course it is, Larry. We'll match his offer dollar for dollar. You will? Why, that. That's wonderful.

[Kay Wilson]

Larry, what are you doing? You're not selling those lots. You won't?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, no, not yet, Kay. But it looks like I will.

[Kay Wilson]

Do you know what's on the land?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, yes, dear. Gravel.

[Kay Wilson]

Gravel, my foot. It's oil.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oil? No, just a word. Wild rumor, I'm sure, sir.

[Doc Ryan]

These things start up, and before you

[Kay Wilson]

know it's a wild rumor. This is oil. Gobs of it. I just heard about it.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Oil?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Colonel Sheldon, you just tried to swindle one of our leading citizens. Permit me to inform you, sir, that I have options on all the surrounding land. I'll give you $100,000 for a half interest.

[Doc Ryan]

Mr. Wilson.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Now, look here, Sheldon. I couldn't think of it. 200,000. Now, wait a minute, Colonel Sheldon, suppose we buy you out. With what, sir? With hard cash. How much do you want for your options? Well, I own four parcels. I'll take 50,000 each. All right, it's a deal. We'll meet later tonight and sign all the papers. Very good, sir.

[Doc Ryan]

That was great work, pal. A clean profit of 200,000 smackers.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yeah. Say, what happened to K. K?

[Doc Ryan]

Oh, I saw her go out a minute ago with a letter in her hand. That reminds me. How did she know about the oil?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

That's what I want to find out.

[Doc Ryan]

Okay.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Hey, wait a second.

[Kay Wilson]

Hello, Larry.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I deduced from the envelope that you're going to mail a letter.

[Kay Wilson]

Yes, to Herbert. I'm still so mad I can't explode those crooks pretending to be your friends. And Herbert's no better. He acted as though I were a common thief. So I ought to be glad of a chance to take a pocket legally.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, so that was how you knew

[Kay Wilson]

Herbert wanted me to get the land from you. Larry, you're the only honest one in the whole crowd.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Me?

[Kay Wilson]

Yes, you. You're really too good for this town.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

No, not really.

[Kay Wilson]

Well, here's the mailbox. And that's that.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Exit, Herbert.

[Kay Wilson]

Exit, Herbert. I want a walk. Let's go up to the top of the hill, shall we?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yeah. You like it?

[Kay Wilson]

Isn't it a lovely view from here? Oh, Larry, don't tell me you've forgotten this place.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Forgotten to. I. How could I forget it?

[Kay Wilson]

Remember what you want to show me here?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, vaguely.

[Kay Wilson]

You said, kay, darling, marriage is the soundest investment two people can make.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, hey, whatever made you marry me?

[Kay Wilson]

Because I felt that underneath that watch chain with all its large pension clothing, there was another person. An exciting person. The sort of man I dreamt about. Mary.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

He wasn't really there, though, was he?

[Kay Wilson]

Yes, but I didn't find him for such a long time. I'm sorry I didn't find him sooner.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Don't apologize for what you thought about me. You're right. You're still right.

[Kay Wilson]

No, I was terribly wrong. But I was afraid of falling in love with you again.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

If you were afraid then, you should be twice as afraid now.

[Kay Wilson]

I don't understand that.

[Libby]

Mary.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I hope you're never well. But I. I think we better go.

[Kay Wilson]

No, wait a minute. If there's anything that turns my stomach, it's a man who acts noble. Yes. You know darn well you love me. You're just being noble and giving me up because something's wrong. I don't know what it is, but I'm going to find out.

[Narrator/Announcer]

I can't.

[Kay Wilson]

Ever since you got off that boat, you've been trying your darnness to make me fall in love with you. And now you have. Now I'm going to do the cake.

[Sheila Graham]

And believe me brother, before I'm through,

[Kay Wilson]

you're going to know you've been chased. Kiss me.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, I know it right now.

[Doc Ryan]

Come on, pal, you got to get over to Duke's room. All those big shots are going to be there when we get it. Larry. What's the matter with you?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Doc, how'd you like to work in my pottery mill? Yeah, making pots. Chance to eat regular and sleep regular. Maybe have a little home of your own. A porch, a garden.

[Doc Ryan]

See? Sounds wonderful.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Glad you like it, Doc, because that's what we're going to do.

[Doc Ryan]

We can't stay here after the oil deal.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

The oil deal is off, Doc.

[Doc Ryan]

But, but, but what about Duke?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yes, there's. There's Duke to consider. I don't think Duke cares much for home and the kiddies. He's a wee bit mercenary.

[Doc Ryan]

Yeah, and he likes money too.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

However, I may as well get it over with. It may be a tough fight, but I'm not afraid. Not much. Or not.

[Doc Ryan]

No, no, no. Don't do it, Larry. I seen you fight one fight and you were awful. Here he'll tear you to.

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[Narrator/Announcer]

Fit.

[Doc Ryan]

Let me Go with you, just in case.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, this is my job.

[Doc Ryan]

I'll phone you when it's all over,

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Doc, if I'm able.

[Doc Ryan]

No. He'll be murdered here. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson, where are you? What do you mean, the deal's off?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

What kind of a double cross have

[Doc Ryan]

you and Ryan cooked up?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

I'm through with rackets, Duke. That's all. Look, friend, if this is a rib. It's not a rib, Duke, and it's not a double cross. I'm staying here in Haversville with my wife. Save your breath, Kyle. You and that dame are up to something. You're wrong. She doesn't know a thing about it.

[Kay Wilson]

Hello, darling.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, okay. She don't know, huh? Kay, what are you doing here?

[Kay Wilson]

It's all right, Larry. I just had a talk with Dr. Ryan. He told me everything about you.

[Doc Ryan]

What? Larry, I had to let her in. I couldn't help it.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Shut up. Okay, I want you to go home. Nobody's going home, my friend. I'm gonna bring you.

[Kay Wilson]

You overgrown bull. Don't you dare lay a hand on him.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Shut your trap, madam. Now get this, Wilson. If you and this tootsie want to

[Doc Ryan]

play house when we get the kids cash, okay, but first we get the cash.

[Kay Wilson]

You can't give him orders, you crook.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

That's right, lady.

[Doc Ryan]

I'm a crook. And what do you think he is, a Bible serial?

[Kay Wilson]

I don't care if he was an axe murderer. That's all finished, lady.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Generally speaking, I never sock a dame.

[Doc Ryan]

But I'm trying to make an exception for you.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

All right, Duke.

[Doc Ryan]

You asked for it. Okay, pal.

[Kay Wilson]

How dare you. You killed him.

[Doc Ryan]

I hope so. Water.

[William Keeley]

Water.

[Doc Ryan]

Give him water.

[Kay Wilson]

Get the water pitcher. Oh, Larry. Larry, look at me.

[Doc Ryan]

Here's the water. I'm drowning.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, Larry, my poor darling.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Oh.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, Kay. Katie. How do you get on the boat? Oh, this is all your fault, Ryan. Your drunken behavior was inexcusable.

[William Keeley]

Hey.

[Doc Ryan]

Hey. It's coming back. Just like on the boat.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, lie still, darling. Don't talk. You'll be all right in a minute.

[Doc Ryan]

All right, Davis.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Get up and quit stalling.

[Doc Ryan]

Davis.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Were you addressing me, sir?

[Doc Ryan]

What do you think?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

But I. I'm afraid I don't know you.

[Doc Ryan]

Holy Ike. He's got him again. Them amnesias.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

This isn't a boat. Well, what's happened? Hey, you see Looney? Did I knock him Goofy?

[Doc Ryan]

Worse.

[Kay Wilson]

Oh, you've ruined everything.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Hey, Davis.

[Doc Ryan]

George.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Georgie. Don't you know me? Duke Sheldon. Duke Sheldon. I'm very flattered to Meet you, your highness. Look, look, look. Now, come on, come on.

[Doc Ryan]

Put yourself together.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

We got a big deal on a big deal. But if you'll call at my office, sir, I'll be very glad to show you our full line of pots. Pops, take the guy's nuts.

[Doc Ryan]

I'm getting out of here. Now, now, now, let's get out of my way. I'm getting out of here. Goodbye, your highness. You come back here. You can't get away with it.

[Kay Wilson]

Larry. Larry, darling.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yes, dear?

[Kay Wilson]

You've forgotten everything, haven't you?

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Of course not.

[Kay Wilson]

I mean, when he hit you. You're Lawrence Wilson again. Do you suppose if you got hit on the head again, you might be George Davis?

[Doc Ryan]

No, no.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Wait, wait. Put down that vase.

[Kay Wilson]

I've got to do it, darling.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

No, no, no, no. Listen to me. Listen to me. Well, K. Dear K. Well,

[Kay Wilson]

Darling,

[Doc Ryan]

In

[Narrator/Announcer]

just a moment our stars will return for their curtain claws. Tell me, Libby, why the pencil and paper?

[Libby]

Well, I've just been figuring that the average housewife with a family of four washes at least 329 dishes a week. And that doesn't count the silver or the pots and pans.

[Narrator/Announcer]

I should think when she went to sleep, she'd see dishes instead of sheep.

[Libby]

Well, dishwashing is depriving to some women, but modern housewives have discovered how easy it can be with the right kind of suds.

[Narrator/Announcer]

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[Libby]

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[Narrator/Announcer]

What makes these new diamonds especially wonderful for dishes is the way the suds last and last so they do more work. Tests prove that, too. Lux washes up to twice as many dishes as the same weight of any of 10 other leading soaps tested.

[Libby]

When you use these new diamonds, you needn't bother about drying the dishes. Lux studs rinse so completely, dishes drain sparkling dry without wiping.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Yet Lux is so kind to your hands. They stay as soft as and smooth as if you never washed a dish in your life. So get these new Lux diamonds tomorrow. Sure. Try this really modern way to wash dishes. We return you now to William Keeley.

[William Keeley]

Before they get away from us, let's turn the spotlight back on William Powell and Anne Southern, who meet you as they are in real life.

[Narrator/Announcer]

You know we are.

[William Keeley]

Tonight's performance you two certainly put yourselves. Well, way above the snow bunny class.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well thanks Bill, but. Huh, what's this snow bunny business? Easter's over.

[William Keeley]

Well, I'm sure that Ann, as one of Hollywood's more enthusiastic skiers knows just what I mean.

[Kay Wilson]

Of course, a snow bunny. And I'm certainly in that class. There's an avatar who goes up to the mountains with a hundred dollar ski outfit and leaves nothing but Fitzmarks on the ski slope.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Fitzmarks? Are they what I think they are?

[Kay Wilson]

Yes Bill, just what you think they are.

[William Keeley]

I take it Bill, that unlike Anne, you aren't much of a winter sportsman.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, when it comes to leaving sits marks, I can do all right with a deck chair down at Palm Springs.

[Kay Wilson]

How do you. You wouldn't enjoy seeing Dill if you've never tried it.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Oh, I tried it once.

[William Keeley]

And how did you end up.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

That's how. End up.

[Kay Wilson]

Well, perhaps honey, you're better off at Palm Springs after all.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, I think so. So let's just let the skis slide.

[Kay Wilson]

And meanwhile, let's hear what you're doing next week in the spirit of a spirit Keely.

[William Keeley]

Next Monday night we bring you the absorbing story of a fascinating woman as human as any character you've ever known. One who finds herself trapped between the love of two men. It's 20th Century Fox's deeply moving drama, Daisy Kenyon and our stars are two of the screen's great favorites, ID Lupino and Dana Andrews.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Well, Daisy Canyon is obviously going to

[Narrator/Announcer]

be a real treat for your listeners.

[William Keeley]

Good night and thanks for the most entertaining hour. Lelever Brothers Company, the makers of Lux Lakes, join me in inviting you to be with us again next Monday evening when the Lux Radio Theater presents Dana Andrews and Ida Lapino in Daisy Kenyon. This is William Keeley saying good night to you from Hollywood.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Ladies. Here's how to make some pocket money and do a good turn too. Save all fats left over from frying or roasting. Your dealer will pay you a good price for them. Now maybe you're reusing fats and cooking. Well that's fine. But remember, even when fat is no longer any good for you, it is still good for industrial uses. We're facing the biggest shortage of fats and oils in history. That's why your government asks you to keep a tin handy. Save every drop of used fat and turn it in promptly. William Powell and Anne Sutton appeared by arrangement with Metro Golden Mayor, producers of Homecoming, starring Clark Gable and Lana Turner. Our music was directed by Lewis Silverstone. And this is your announcer John Milton Kennedy reminding you to join us again next Monday night to hear Daisy Kenyon with Ida Lupino and Dana Andrews.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

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[Narrator/Announcer]

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[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

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[Doc Ryan]

makes breath cleaner, makes teeth brighter.

[Larry Wilson / George Davis]

Yes, with families who made comparison tests, Pepsodent won by 3 to 1.

[Narrator/Announcer]

Be sure to listen next Monday night to the Lux Radio Theater presentation of Daisy Kenyon with Dana Andrews and Ida Lupino. Stay tuned for My friend Irma which follows immediately over most of these stations. This is cbs, the Columbia Broadcasting System.

[Doc Ryan]

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