The Seventh Veil

Lux presents Hollywood. Leave your brother's company, the makers of Lux Flakes, bring you the Lux Radio Theatre, starring Ingrid Bergman and Robert Montgomery in The Seventh Fail. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keelich.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight is a very rare occasion. The marquee of the Lux Radio Theatre proudly blazes out the names names of two great stars, Ingrid Bergman and Robert Montgomery, and a play that's ideally suited to these world-renowned artists. It's the Seventh Veil, the story of a great musician and the man who loves and dominates her. Our play is adapted from Jay Arthur Rank's Motion

Picture, which was released here by Universal International Studios and won an Academy Award for the best original screenplay of the year. Names like Ingrid Bergman and Robert Montgomery would mean standing room only in any theatre in the world, but Lux flakes makes it possible for you to enjoy their genius in the comfort of your own home. Everyone in our radio audience

has the best seat in the house, and that familiar Lux box is your ticket to this distinguished dramatic event. Here's the curtain for it now, the Seventh Veil, starring Robert Montgomery as Nicholas and Ingrid Bergman as Francesca.

The Kendall Sanitarium London. In his office, Dr. Kendall is discussing a patient with an eminent psychiatrist, Dr. Albert Larson. Well, Dr. Larson, now you've seen Miss Cunningham. You said she was admitted here following an autumn of Beale accident.

Yes, her injuries were not serious as you undoubtedly observed. But just at the evening she got out of bed, slipped away from here, and attempted suicide by jumping off a bridge. Why? I wish I knew.