Cloak and Dagger

What present Hollywood? Good rubber company. The matrix of what toilet dope bring you the what radio theatre? Starring Ronnie Gregen and Lily Palmer in Quirk and Dagger. Ladies and gentlemen, you're producer Mr. William Pealy.

Hi, ladies and gentlemen. One of the high points of a most successful season in this theatre was the present agent just two weeks ago of Random Harvest, from the novel by James Hilton. Because we have received so many letters of thanks and commendations, we'd like to extend our thanks again to Mr. Hilton for his contribution to our enjoyment.

And tonight, we bring you another exciting evening on this day, with Milgan Sterling's current screen year for wartime OSS, or Office of Strategic Services. That gallant band of secret agents who operated under the descriptive symbol of the cloak and dang it.

And our stars are the often requested Ronald Reagan and that new and captivating personality, Lily Palmer, recreating her original screen roll. Lily Palmer's excellent stage performances are among my pleasant memories of London during the otherwise grim months of war, when luxuries were few and such a thing as luck silk with a highly cheery trigger.

Isn't it, I think, that I'd be working with her five years later in this theatre, or that I'd be praising Luxo from this stage? But I can assure you, I was very grateful even then for every cake of luck and for the simple luck-chilean offers.

Just as I'm sure, we're grateful now to Luxo for helping us present Act 1 of Cloak and Dagger, starring Ronald Reagan as Jesper and Lini Palmer as Gina. The girl of the Italian on the ground who tells our story We did not know in those early weeks of 1945 that in a few months, but all the over