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They distinguish novelist mr. James Hilton Good evening ladies and gentlemen. This is James Hilton Tonight on our Hallmark Playhouse we tell you by means of an original dramatization, a story which is also one of the great love stories of all time.

You've probably read and enjoyed as I have some of the writings of our two lovers, for Robert Browning is an imperishable name in literature, and so is that of the woman he loved, Elizabeth Barrett.

But there's something else they contributed that the world will never forget, and that is the memory of a devotion as impassioned, as an inspiring, as life can show, as well as literature. This is what we tell tonight, the love story of Elizabeth Barrett, told against its background of Victorian London. And we are happy indeed to have with us to play the

role of Elizabeth Barrett, that delightful and accomplished actress, Miss Ida Lupino. And now a word about Hallmark Cards from Frank Garth. Now Hallmark Playhouse, presenting the love story of Elizabeth Barrett, starring Miss Ida Lupino.

London, the early 19th century, at 39 Elizabeth Barrett was already a poetess of some prestige, but also a bedridden invalidate. Browning was 33, dashing, handsome, a poet of promise if also of modest achievement. Both of them had had books published, and the lady on the couch from the man in his study read each other's poems, became interested in each other, and