I Confess

Lux presents Hollywood. Lever by this company, the makers of Lux's toilet soap brings you the Lux Radio Theatre, starring Cary Grant and Phyllis Thaxter in I Confess. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cummings.

Ladies and Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen, tonight's play I Confess has one of the most unusual plots for sustained interest and suspense I have ever seen. And of course when that master director Alfred Hitchcock adds his individual touch to the action, it's bound to be another screen hit for Warner Brothers.

And for our stars we have one of the finest actresses on the screen, Phyllis Thaxter, co-starring with Cary Grant, who will again prove his great versatility in a highly dramatic role. You know there's no soap quite like mild and gentle lux.

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Thaxter as Ruth, night the venerable city of Quebec. In the moonlight, the narrow cobblecide streets are all but deserted. A man wearing the cussock of a priest has dotted into the rectory of a church. He sheds the cussock and now he enters the church itself. Who is it? Who's there? Father Logan. Oh, Father Logan. I did not

recognize you in the dark. Is that you, Keller? Yes, Father. What are you doing here this time of night. I came into play. Is something wrong? Can I help you? No one can help me. I have abused your kindness. How? You who gave my wife and me a home here, right with the church, a job, even friendship to me, a refugee, a German. Now you will hate me.