Remember the Night

From Hollywood, the Screen Director's Playhouse. Screen Director's Playhouse, star Barbara Stanwick, production Remember the Night, director Mitchell Lycen. The Hollywood Screen Director's presented drama at the Feet of Justice.

The motion picture story Remember the Night, starring Barbara Stanwick in her original role of Lee Leander. In the richly appointed interior of Meyer & Company, Swank Fifth Avenue Jewelers, A lady is examining a bracelet. An expensive bracelet.

Poised, well-groomed, the lady is as beautiful as only the wearer of such an adornment could be expected to be. Well, yes, the bracelet is attractive, but... But, madam, it's exquisite. What a Christmas present for you.

Just look at the size of that diamond. No, no, I don't. Here, just let me fasten it on your wrist. No, no, no, no, no, don't take it off. Just wear it for a moment.

If you only knew how stunning it looked at you, madam. Yes, but I really think I'd like to see something else if you don't mind. Perhaps that one there, in the case behind you. Whatever, madam wishes.

However I assure you, we have nothing any finer than the piece you're now wearing. This one? On the lower shelf, you mean? I say, is this the bracelet the lady had in my... Madam! Oh, my goodness.

Mr. Meyer, that lady with the bracelet! Help, police! Police! Police! I don't hand me that, O'Leary. This girl is guilty and you know it. Trial would be a farce. Well, she was caught red-handed with that diamond bracelet.

Calm, calm, not so loud, Mr. Sarge, and where's the smooth courtroom technique we heard so much about? Why, you jury might think you're trying to browbeat my client. Oh, Rhett, if you want to get any kind of a break at all for your client, she'll plead her guilty.