The Blue Veil

From Hollywood, the Hollywood Radio Theatre. Blue Veil, ladies and gentlemen. You want to do a good serve, mister? Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

When I first met Jane Wyman several years ago, I was impressed with her beauty. Her talent says a pert angen, and of course, a sense of humor. I thought she undoubtedly would win some sort of an award with this delightful combination.

But I didn't predict that it would be the Covered in Academy Award, and that Jane would receive it for her performance in a highly dramatic role. Tonight we present Jane Wyman in the characterization for which she received another Academy Award nomination.

RKO's moving drama, the Blue Vay. Now the curtain rises. But he didn't stand a chance of getting away. And then he stopped and began firing at us. That was his big mistake. The sound of the shot stampeded the cattle, and by the time they were driven off our suspect had been trampled to death.

Why are you driving me home Lieutenant? Inspector Darnley suggested it. You should have been home a long ago. It's too bad you lost that man. Yeah, I've been waiting for you to say that. But at least we know who he was.

His name was Gus Hatter, where he lived, fingerprints, driver's license. Darnley's got men planted at the hotel and on his telephone. If anyone tries to get through, they'll take him. I suppose that's the best way to look at it now.

Try not to think of these. Meantime will look for something else for you. I'm certainly glad to see you, Mrs. Mason. And I hope that as you get accustomed to the house and to the little fellow here that you'll be happy and glad you came to us.