Pittsburg

Lady Esther presents the Screen Guild Players. Screen Guild player tonight, Pittsburgh. The Starling Players. This is Nalena Dietre. This is Randolph Scott. And this is John Wayne. Tonight, Lady Esther presents the Screen Guild Players and Universal Studios current hip picture, Pittsburgh, the dramatic story of an industrial epic

and the men and women who created it. With the original cast from the picture, It is the story of Josie Winters, played by Marlena Dietrich, a Pittsburgh Markham, played by John Wayne, and Cash Evans, played by Randolph Sweatt.

Laundging in the back seat of an expensive limousine, beautiful and fashionably dressed, Josie Winters looked us out of place in cold town as Hitler would in heaven. But Pittsburgh Markham and Cash Evans didn't even see this miracle, as they ran out to a I jumped into the front seat and drove away.

What's that noise, guys? Oh, the game and the back team, haring on the glass position. Open the glass. Okay, that's great. What's the idea? Relax, lady, you're all up. Not as you can take it back yourself as soon as we're through with it.

You'll be in plenty of trouble when my friend finds his car gone. Well, we worry about that when we see your friend. There's a fire underground at the mine. Underground fire. Yeah, now shut up and don't annoy the driver.

That was the way I met Pitzburg, Markham and Cash Evans. At the time, there were just a couple of cool diggers, and I was just the hunky miner's daughter, running around with a small-time price-fight manager.

I was trying to escape from the suspension grime of the colleries, and my plans for the future definitely did not include any coal miner. But Pitzburg took me in his arms that night, and when the price-fight manager left town the next day, even though we were engaged, I did not go with him.