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Screen Guild Theater · December 9, 1946 · 30 min · 4,628 words
The transcript of “Last of Mrs Cheyney”, an episode of Screen Guild Theater first broadcast December 9, 1946. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Screen Guild Theater plays Screen Guild Theater free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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The Master presents the Screen Guild Players. Lady Esther Screen Guild Play Tonight. The Last of Mrs. Cheney. The Starring Players. This is Gerald Fontaine. Mrs. Alan Marshall. This is Nigel Bruce. And this is Gerald Moore.
Tonight, Lady Esther presents the Screen Guild Players in a delightful romantic comedy based on the Metro Golden Mayor picture, The Last of Mrs. Cheney. It stars Joan Fontaine as Mrs. Cheney. Alan Marshall as Arthur Dilling.
Nigel Bruce as Lord Colton, and Gerald Moore as Charles. The Lady Esther Screen Guild players in The Last of Mrs. Cheney. Frankly, there hadn't been anything like it since Cornwallis hauled down his flag at Yorktown.
The lovely young American Mrs. Faye Cheney had apparently captured all of London. Well, anyway, all of London accounts, including the handsome young Lord Arthur Dilling and his bluff old aunt, the Duchess of Ebbly. I say, Arthur, that Mrs. Cheney.
Yes? Don't matter, how will you. I won't, I promise. Thanks. She's much too good for you. It began with a casual meeting on the boat coming over. But Faye Cheney's youth and beauty in bright American ways soon had all the best people flocking to her house.
On this particular day, it's been a gala affair. A charity auction with Faye herself, the auctioneer. And now, as she bids her guests, goodbye. Good-bye, Lord Kelton. I'm so glad you were able to come.
You said shame, Mrs. Chenio. I thought I'd be able to bid in that doll. The one that looked like you. The one that Arthur Dilling got? Would have got it myself if I hadn't been called to the phone just then.
Isn't this Lord Kelton? Monkey business. Wasn't anyone on the line? Some sort of trick to get me away. I really wanted that doll. Good likeness of you. Why worry about the doll? The original is always at your disposal.
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