The Heiress

Tonight, Olivia de Havilland, Louis Cauhan and Van Heplin in the era. This is the Broadway Playhouse. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Broadway Playhouse with Olivia de Havilland, Louis Cauhan and Van Heplin.

And now, here is our producer, Mr. William Kealy. Sorry, but Mr. Hadleyn, not too fine in telling that actors, especially seated for their roles in tonight's play. Van Heplin and Louis Cauhan. The air, as you know, won five Academy Awards, reflecting the finest in motion pictures today.

Its setting is indeed almost a million one, the famous and historical Washington Square in New York City. Today, the same houses bought in a square as they did a century ago, the time of our play.

They are older, of course, and are worn in others by time, but their dignity and strength there have not been. It isn't one of these imposing homes that the action of tonight's play takes place.

I know you'll enjoy it. Our personal lives are on the earth, starring O There's a residence of Dr. Austin Sloper, his daughter Catherine, and the aunt who has recently come to live with him.

Can you really knock my gun on pen and... You... You think father-in-law, he's... You found... It's simply childing Catherine, dear. Oh, I cannot wait until the night. How are the young men both swam around you?

When you have lived with us long around, you will know that that is too much when you expect her when you ground four of the young men. You're much too modest, dear. Yeah, tell me. How did you spend your afternoon?

A hospital committee, as usual? Oh, the women had it. Some of them are strange, stupid. You can get ill-breds, you know, anything about food or what is in the kitchen. When I think of any of I used to prepare for my dear late husband, old.