Constant Nymph

Lady Esther presents the Screen Guild Players in a radio adaptation of Warner Brothers' beautiful love story, The Constant Nymph, based on the novel and play by Margaret Kennedy and Basil Dean. It stars Charles Boyer as Lewis, Geraldine Fitzgerald as Florence and Maureen O'Sullivan as Tessa. The Lady Esther Screen Guild Players in The Constant Nymph.

In terms I tell myself I should have known, I should have known from the very beginning. I should have guessed that afternoon that they arrived. She was so happy at first. Oh, Lewis, darling, you're here. You're really here.

And then, so suddenly shy. Welcome, Lewis. I'm so happy to see you. I must have been blind. I only saw that she was going beautiful, lovely and wild, like a forest creature? That's all I saw, that's all. Nothing else.

I had no eyes to see that little taser was in love. It was later that very same afternoon, had been upstairs a little while, paying my respects to Sanger. And after would I went downstairs again?

Paula, the youngest one was there, and Tessa too. I can still remember how excited they were. Oh, that's right. Now, wait, wait, please, one at a time. Lewis, we found it in your bag. A music score.

You've really been working. Oh, that's for the Sangers only. I composed it especially for you. Oh, Lewis, the words are very sad. No comments, spoiler. Just learn to play it. It doesn't really like you, Lewis.

Oh, you know what I'm like, young lady. Well, I only know what father said. He said you had real greatness in you. But you'd never be great until you cried. Until you fell in love.