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CBS D-Day1245Our Gal Sunday

Complete Broadcast D-Day CBS · June 7, 1944 · 14 min · 1,881 words

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The following program will be interrupted for important war bulletins. Once again we present our gal Sunday. The story of an orphan girl named Sunday, who was left on the steps of the cabin of two old miners

who raised her from childhood in the little mining town of Silver Creek, Colorado. Who in young womanhood married England's richest, most handsome lord, Lord Henry Brintrup. The story that asks the question, can this girl from a little mining town in the west find happiness as the wife of a wealthy and titled Englishman?

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