One More Spring

Ladies and gentlemen, this is Ken Carpenter. Last week, another summer time began, as spring and moon and June ended. But we can always take a little extra time for romance, so tonight, we bring you one more spring.

And as our star, we have one of our loveliest girls from the 20th Century Fox studios, Miss Jean Crane. And now Miss Jean Crane, starring in Robert Nathan's delightful romance, one more spring. Can I help you?

I wondered. Like Crystal Candelabra in your window. How much does it cost? I'm very sorry, Miss. That Candelabra is not the sale. Oh, and I had my heart set on it. Well, that's the only thing I keep in the window because it isn't for sale.

And so I never have to take it out to show anyone. But the Candelabra was the only thing I wanted. Oh, I'm sorry. Well, if you won't sell it, I suppose you won't. I've often meant to stop in and ask about it. You see, I live nearby.

Yes, I think I've noticed you passing the windows. Your face is very familiar. Oh, perhaps you've seen me on the stage. We aren't an actress. Of course, I really should buy a pair of candelabra not just one.

I'd rather large living room. One candelabra might seem lost in it. Well, I must get to rehearsal. Goodbye. Goodbye. Mr. Ockar. Why didn't you sell it to her? You could use the money. Well, that candelabra has been in the family ever since I can remember.

I couldn't sell it. Well, well, that's your affair. My job is to take over your... ...creditors. I've, uh, wanted two papers for you to sign, that's all. Too bad you're losing your business. Well, it wasn't much of a business, and I guess I wasn't much of a business man.