Bride of Fortune

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The distinguished novelist mister team the children Good evening ladies and gentlemen. This is James Hilton tonight on our hallmark playhouse as we present a novel called Bride of Fortune by Harnett T. Kane. The Bride of Fortune, Mr. Kane writes of, became the wife of an American whose name is in every history book, Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederate States during those tragic

years which only a very few people still alive can actually remember. Those of us who nowadays read about them can form our own opinion of the issues and I dare say most of us have.

But enough time has passed for all of us to read with understanding the story of a man whose personal character won for him the affection and loyalty of a charming and devoted woman. This is the story of bride of fortune which we tell tonight.

And we are happy indeed to have with us in the starring role one of Hollywood's most distinguished actresses, Miss Irene Dunn. And now a word about hallmark cards from Frank Gost before we begin the first act of bride of fortune.

Christmas, as on every memorable occasion, you'll take special pride in sending hallmark cards. Because just as for hundreds of years, the word hallmark has been the distinguishing symbol of quality. So today, the hallmark on the back of your breeding cards is your assurance of finest quality and perfect taste.