The Dark Mirror

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Tonight, camel cigarettes present the Screen Gill Players in one of the year's most gripping The Dark Mirror starring Lou Ayres as Dr. Elliot and Loretta Young in the dual role of Harry Collins and her sister Ruth.

The camo screen-gill players in The Dark Mirror. You've probably read about it in the paper. All the gory detail. The shattered mirror on the wall. The half-empty bottle on the table and on the floor face down.

Mr. Frank Peralta. Peralta. Face down. What a knife in his heart. How did I get mixed up in that? Well, that said, was my fatal craving for lemon drops. It began in the lobby of the medical building.

You see, I have my office there. That morning, the girl at the magazine stand was playing an old familiar game. Good morning, Dr. Elliot. What can I do for you this time, Dave? Oh, would you be good enough to show me something in the line of lemon drops?

How about the lemon drops? Splendid. Splendid, I should never have thought of that. On the level, Dr. You always act like this. Or is it something you say? Excuse me, Miss Collins. Yeah. I'm sorry you have to come along.