Alone in Paris

Welcome everybody. Tonight, your neighborhood good girl dealer joins the Gulf Oil Company in presenting another program in a series of reviews, musical comedies, and dramatic shows. Written, directed, and acted by the greatest names in Hollywood for the benefit of the motion picture release fund.

Tonight, it's a comedy drama written by Del Mar-Dave's and directed by Leo McCarry. So welcome all of you to this week's Gulf Program, the Screen Dell Show! Well, Herman Bing, Walter Connolly, Irene Dunn, Perry Grant, Ralph Sedan, another musical direction of Oscar Presley.

The title of tonight's Gulf Screen Dills play is Alone in Paris. Irene Dunn will be heard as Mary Lou Masters, Herman Bing plays the manager of the Hotel Maurice. Muchia Renee is Ralph Sedan. Walter Connolly is heard as the father of Jack Douglas.

Jack Douglas. Well, let's hear from the man who knows Jack Douglas best. Ladies and gentlemen, Kerry Grant. Thank you John. The reason I know Jack Douglas is because I am Jack Douglas. For tonight, I'm in Paris and it's November.

For certain reasons having to deal with my unreasonable father, my misguided mother, and a rather nondescript girl named Patricia, I may be in Paris for the rest of my life. So here I am standing on the station platform saying goodbye to a lucky friend, the homeward found for America.

Look Jack, you better come with me. Oh no, I'm staying right here. But what will I tell you father? Tell him I'll be on the Normandy, steady next month. You'll be hopping mad. And look, what about Patricia?

Oh, that's plenty of time you look at Patricia after we're married. Listen, as man to man, George, what do you think of Patricia? Well, that's what I think. Well, along Jack, let it change your mind and come along.