Grounds for Marriage

From Hollywood, the Hollywood Lady of Fear. Van Johnson and Captain Grayson in Brown for Mary. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cumming. Leading from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen, tonight's play, Ground for Marriage, provides us with perfect grounds for some charming comedy, romance and music.

As we see a beautiful opera star to recapture a husband, And recreating their original roles in this Metro go when they are screened alike, are two stars who can always be counted on for sparking performances, Catherine Grayson and Van Johnson.

Now the curtain risers on ground for mass are in Van Johnson as Dr. Lee Bartlett and Catherine Grayson as Ina Masseen with Steven Dunn as Crick. A few hours ago, a young and beautiful singer arrived in New York after two years of Europe and South America.

Two years during which he'd acquired fame and lost the husband. A first caller is Mr Herbert Gelakov, manager of the opera company. Well, I'm a dear. Now that you've told me all about South America, what about this apartment?

Do you like it? Oh, I think it's beautiful, darling. Thank you for all your traffic. But am I this new? Two weeks from today, you sing into clear dilemma more. And no more worthy. Oh, damn.

Nah, nah, nah, no. No need for a motion. We need you and thank goodness you need us. Have you spoken with your ex-husband? No, what did you think of you? Oh, nothing special unless it's his picture there on the mantel.

When I got your things out of storage, I didn't know I was resurrecting Dr. Bartlett. You were? I know. You don't mean there's a chance of you'll get it together. Well, Dr. King, I said it. I thought it was. I phoned him in the effort. He hung up on me.