Love Affair

Lady Esther presents the Screen Guild Players. The Screen Guild Player Tonight, Love Affair. The Starring Players, this is Herbert Marshall. This is Virginia Bruce. And this is Louis Alberni. Lady Esther presents the Screen Guild Players in one of the most delightful love stories of

all time. Leo McCarry's RKO Radio Picture, Love Affair. It stars Herbert Marshall as Michael Mournet. Virginia Blue says Terry McKay and Louis Alberne as Courbet. Sometimes it's the moon that plays pranks with a girl's heart.

Sometimes it's soft music. Yes, and sometimes it's just a little breeze. Take Terry McKay, for example. Everything that happened to her came in on the wind. There she was on the boat from Rio to New York, minding her own business, in her own cabin, as a matter of fact.

When a piece of paper came floating in through the open window. Quite naturally, Terry picked it up, discovered it was a cable-gram. And quite humanly, she was reading it when a man looked in through the state-room window and spoke to her.

I beg your pardon? I believe you're meeting my cable-gram. The wind glowed onto my hand. Oh, this is a dress to Michael Monet. How do I know it's yours? Well, I'm Michael Monet. Don't tell me you're the playboy that Winch was always talking about.

The one that's going up to New York to marry Lois Clark, who's got $10 million. Eleven. Now, if you'll hand me my cable, ma'am. Just a minute. You haven't identified yourself yet. Can you tell me what the message says?

Oh, well... It's frightfully personal. Well, it says, um, remembering a warm, beautiful night, a thunderstorm of a lake, or more, and you. And you? That's you. Uh-huh. It was all right, huh? Uh-huh. It was nice.