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Now the makers of fillet, milk and magnesium tablets present, Amanda of honeymoon hills. Radio's drama of love and life in wartime in the romantic south. The story of a beautiful valley girl, Amanda Dyke, who married the son of the aristocratic family up on the hill, Edward Layton.

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And now for our drama, Amanda of Honeymoon Hill. Amanda is troubled, deeply troubled. She is thinking... Edward and I had to leave our lovely home in Virginia, come here to Washington to live. We've been planning to set a different world.

Of course we had to come. When Edward was given such an important war job, Mr. Foster and his huge airplane factory. Of course I wanted to come with him when he said he needed me here.

Well now we've had to move into Mr. Foster's home, Edward and I. It was a beautiful place here in Chevy Chase. We have our own little suite of rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Foster are both so good to us.

I don't want to seem ungrateful truly, but I do so with Edward and I could be alone. That we didn't have to live with him. If Amanda knew the full truth, she'd wish far more urgently that she didn't have to live in the same house with Bettina Foster.

For Bettina, the glamorous, unscrupulous daughter of Edward Layton's employer is greatly attracted to Edward. Under a pretense of friendliness to Amanda, Bettina is bent on making trouble for her. And last night, Latina did her best to stir up trouble between her young cousin, Jeanette Lawrence, and Jeanette sold her husband who was away at camp.