Love on the Sun Deck

You're about to hear a romantic drama, romance on the Sunday, from Love Story Magazine, featuring the Love Story girl in the role of Nadine Grace. The scene is a small restaurant on Broadway, New York, alone at the table is Nadine Grace, feeling rather sorry for herself because although she's worked in the city for six months, she

knows no one in New York. But now a tall, good-looking man in English tweeves approaches her table. I beg your pardon, Miss, but could you manage to go to Bermuda with me tonight? It's terribly important. I...

I never saw you before in my life. Well, that's a pretty silly reason for refusing a job. Job? Of course it's a job, did not explain that. I'm offering you $500 in addition to your expenses.

Oh, five... I'm afraid things aren't very clear. Why don't you sit down and start from the beginning? All right, all right. But I loathe them. Beginnings, I mean... By the way, who are you? Oh, yes, of course I forgot that. I beg your pardon.

Here's my card. Oh, Norman P. Wallen publicity agent. I hope you know what a publicity agent does. I suppose you get people their names in the paper. Yes, that's the idea. Now here's the setup. I've been in business myself for three months.

In my first client, in fact my only client, was the Windy Day Cold Cream Company. I persuaded them to run a beauty contest. The girl with the perfect complexion. The winner of the contest was to get a trip to Bermuda.

At the last minute the cold cream people got cold feet and wanted to back up. But I was so sold on the idea that I offered to put up all the expenses myself. Then if they were satisfied with the publicity I'd get a contract.