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Good evening ladies and gentlemen, this is James Hilton Tonight on our Hallmark Playhouse we present a dramatization of a very popular story by a very popular American author who's talking to But the story isn't American. On the contrary, Mr. Tarkington takes us to the romantic world of wigs and duels, of fascinating ladies and spirited gentlemen, whose capital was Paris

two centuries ago. Mr. Tarkington shows himself thoroughly at home in this world, and has given millions of readers some pleasant diversion. Mr. Tarkington cares the story, we tell tonight. At a star in the title role, we have chosen most appropriately that fine actor whose very Every name comes up the world of romance and adventure, Douglas Fairbanks.

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