Never in This World

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Be written by Duke Ataberry and directed by Busby Berkeley. Tonight we present a drama, Never in this World, directed by Sidney Franklin and written by Stephen Morehouse Avery under the musical direction of Oscar Bradley.

Tonight's play, Never in This World, is a fantasy. A strange story of a child who lives in an enchanted world created for her by her father. A child, Susan, displayed by Virginia Widerman. Her father, Paul Dodd, is enacted by Leslie Howard.

And Kay Francis is Martha Sheldon, the woman who comes to live next door. It is mid-afternoon of a day in late June. By a stone wall bordering a winding Connecticut road, Paul Dada waits his daughter, Sue, in age five, who runs down the hill to meet him.

Susan, how many times? He went over the hill. Ah, but you mustn't tell him he was no run down. It was the Clover Fairy. He was riding a yellow butterfly. You know, if I told the doctor you disobeyed him, he'd be very disappointed in you two.