Family Theater: The Hidden Heart

Your family theater presents Lloyd Nolan, Jean Kagnie, and Carl Tignon. Hollywood, the mutual network in cooperation with family theater incorporated brings you the hidden heart, starring Jean Kagnie and Carl Tignon. To introduce the drama, your host, Lloyd Nolan.

Thank you, Jean. We, on family theater, welcome the appearance of Jean Kagnie in the very sympathetic role of Susan Parrish, secretary to a successful, if possibly ruthless, businessman, Jim Hughes, portrayed by Carlton Young. Let me now take you to our opening scene.

In to the milling confusion of Grand Central Station at the rush hour steps a distinguished looking man in his early 50s. His movements are positive and self-assured. His manner like his clothes bears the unmistakable stamp of success.

A quick scrutiny of the waiting room and he spots a lovely woman in a smartly tailored suit. Behury's tour, and they go out to the street where a taxi waits at the curb. The door slams after them.

Well, Jim, you look wonderful. How was the trip? Fine, Susan. Train was late. I hope you haven't been waiting too long. No, half an hour at the most. Anyway, I'd rather wait at Grand Central Station than at the office.

It's good to be back, Susan. It's not everyone that has a secretary meet him at trains. I've missed you. That's good. You know my shorthand. Oh! And you had a sample of my typing in that report.

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