Ill Be Seeing You

Lux presents Hollywood. The Lux Radio Theatre brings you Joseph Cotton and Dorothy McGuire in I'll Be Seeing You. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Kealey. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

And to those greetings may I add our heartiest wishes for a very Merry Christmas. It's a privilege for me, for all of us, to share the enjoyment of this peacetime Christmas Eve with you. Additionally, Christmas brings people closer together, and that's what happens in our play tonight.

The poignant story of two people who find themselves very much in love, but whose eulatide happiness is shadowed by a strange threat. It's David O'Sell's next screen here, I'll be seeing you, starring Joseph Cotton and Dorothy Maguire.

In true holiday spirit, one of our listeners in the east has just written me of a Christmas relief bundle that she and a group of women sent to friends and relatives in La Vic, Norway. Knowing that that country hadn't received a scrap of wool in five years, they collected all the woolen garments they could find, sweaters, caps,

gloves, socks, dresses. Then she adds, we knew we must send lux flakes to care for them. And so those cheerful blue and white packages of lux flakes became an important part of our Christmas bundle. To Mrs. Sorenson, the author of that kind deed, all our thanks. And I'm sure she and her friends will have the lasting

thanks of Christmas-cheared Norwegians. Here's the first act of one of I will be seeing you, starring Joseph Cotton as Zachary Morgan and Dorothy Maguire as Mary Marshall. On the 24th of December, just one year ago, a girl left the Warden's office of a state prison for women. To walk across the wide courtyard to a massive iron gate.