Adam and Evelyn

From Hollywood, the Hollywood Radio Theater. Starring Stuart Granger and Jean Simmons in Adam and Evelyn. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cummings. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

Rehearsing tonight's play with Stuart Granger and Jean Simmons took me back through many years of memories. I was a young actor and had just met one of the loveliest actresses of the fifth. Her name was Ruth Sinclair then, but for the past 35 years, it's been Mrs. Irving Cummings.

I wish Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Granger many years of happiness and stardom together, such as they achieve in tonight's play, Adam and Evelyn. It's a J. Arthur rank production released by the Universal International Studios.

Now Adam and Evelyn starring Stewart Granger as Adam and Jean Simmons as Evelyn. In London when wealthy ladies and gentlemen are in the mood to gamble, sooner or later they visit Adam Black's apartment. They're a small but carefully screened clientele are permitted to lose their money, and occasionally win a little.

It in that must be a quite as proper and elegant as their own homes. It's late at night, the gambling's over, and Adam has a handsome gift for a handsome woman. Tomorrow, we're bringing the baravinos.

Well, thank you. But they wanted to. Enough to bring them back. You might fund them tomorrow. They did not the game session Thursday night. Oh, then you want Molly and Frankie, won't you? Oh, by all means. Tell them what you did.

Oh, why? I bought another horse today, Maureen. How much? 6,000. Ah, you're mad. Before I'm through, I'll have one of the best bloodstock farms in Ireland. Hey, what about Chris Kirby? He's been sealed. Hello, Colonel. Hello, Maureen.