Irish Eyes Are Smiling

Ladies and gentlemen, tonight Lady Esther presents the Screen Guild players in the 20th Century Fox picture, Irish Eyes Are Smiling, a charming and nostalgic musical romance that stars Dick Hames as Ernest Ball and June Haver as Irish.

The Lady Esther Screen Guild players in Irish Eyes Are Smiling. With someone like you, I love Yes, that music takes me back a long way, a long way To the days I'm afraid we've almost forgotten And still I could never really forget that girl Mary O'Neill, the girl we call Barry And that boy, Ernest Vogue

Whose great Harry's heart gave us all those wonderful ballads the world has been humming ever since. Of course at this point you may be wondering who I am. Very well, I met Grubrawly and I flattered myself that in the early days of the century no further explanation would have been needed. There was a time I struck gold upon a McKinsey and the time

that Wall Street wiped me out. That was the year before I won a fortune on the Derby and a certain very blonde young lady sued me for me. But that's another story isn't it? At the moment we're concerned with her two young sweethearts. Of course I wasn't there when they met, but they've

described the scene to me so very often. I feel fully qualified to tell it to you. The city was Cleveland and of all places backstage at a famous furloughed theater. Mary O'Neill was in the chorus, or rather she should have been. At that particular moment she was playacting in the star's dressing room,

tugged out in the star's most ravishing costume, pretending she was She was the best of the tour herself. And this fate would have it at exactly that moment. Yes? Come in. I beg your pardon, Miss Latour?