No Man Of Her Own

Screen Director's Playhouse, stars Barbara Stanwick, Lyle Betker, production, No Man of Her Own, Director Mitchell Leisen. This is the Screen Director's Playhouse, one of the weekly features on NBC's All-Star Festival of Comedy, Music, Mystery and Drama.

Tonight the Screen Directors are pleased to present Transcribe the history of a dramatic fraud. And now ladies and gentlemen the first act of No Man of Her Own, starring Barbara Stan Wick and Lyle Betker in their original roles of Helen Ferguson and Stephen Morley.

Sir, I'd like to say, help you, man. Yes, I'd like some change, please, with the telephone. Alright.

To an Echolskurd, that. There you are. Thank you. Oh, excuse me, huh? Hey, lady, you shouldn't be carrying a suitcase around in your condition. Yes, I... You feel a little weak. You ought to tell your doctor, bring your prescription in here, we'll fill it for you, though.

We expect your baby. In a month, I'll be all right. Soon everything will be all right. Well, at least you should sit down. Yes, I will in the telephone booth. Thank you. You go ahead, I'll watch you suitcase.

Soon, everything will be all right. Steve, Steve and Dolly, oh how I hope you're home. I've come so far. You're baby, Steve. Our baby. That's so tired. How I want to hear your voice telling me everything is going to be all right.

Please answer the phone, darling. It's Helen. What are you doing in New York? I took the bus from San Francisco. Oh Steve, when can I see you? You shouldn't have come here. I had to, darling. I wrote you the baby.

You shouldn't have come here, Helen. Steve. We said goodbye in San Francisco. But I... Go back. You'll have to go back. Bye Helen. Steve. There's a ticket, Steve. Thanks, Laura.