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Screen Guild Theater · July 31, 1944 · 29 min · 4,696 words
The transcript of “The Good Fairy”, an episode of Screen Guild Theater first broadcast July 31, 1944. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Screen Guild Theater plays Screen Guild Theater free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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The Lady Esther presents the Screen Guild Players. The Lady Esther Screen Guild Play Tonight, The Good Fairy. The Starring Players. This is Deanna Durbin. This is Frederick March. And this is Gene Lockhart. Tonight, Lady Esther presents The Screen Guild Players in Universal Pictures Sparkling Comedy, The Good Fairy,
based on the play by Clarence Molnar. It stars Frederick March as Dr. Sporum, Deanna Durbin as Louisa, Jean Lockhart as Mr. Conrad. The Lady Esther Screen Guild players in The Good Fairy. Honestly it could have happened to anyone. Just listen and see if you don't agree.
That was my very first job. Working as a maid in the hotel. An old debt lab. He was one of the waiters there. I guess he felt sort of sorry for me because I'd been raised at the orphanage. And anyway, we got to talking and he said, You mean you've never even been to a party?
Well, once at the orphanage, they took all us girls on an excursion. We gave them a lawn party at the penitentiary. The penitentiary? Yes, but only that once. They said it worried the prisoners or something.
Oh, that's silly. I'm in a real party with lovely dresses and tail coats and wine and good service and glassware and music. Oh, my. Ice cream and caviar and frog glaze. Oh, I love ice cream.
Well, look, there's going to be a big ball here tomorrow night. Would you like to go? Oh, I'd love to. But I haven't anything to wear. Well, I borrow an evening dress from the dry cleaning shop, and I'll get you an invitation to.
I'll leave it for you at the Portus desk. Oh, uh, what's your name? Louisa. Louisa Gingle-Busher. Gingle-Busher? Mm. Veron so-and-so meet Miss Gingle-Busher. That sounds awful. But that's my name. What do I do? Well, you better not do anything.
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