In a Lonely Place (64-44) 28744 1 59m57s

Suspense! Radio's outstanding theater of thrills brings you an hour, a full 60 minutes of suspense. Directed by Anton M. Leader and produced by Robert Montgomery, who tonight also stars in a play entitled In A Lonely Place by Dorothy B. Hughes.

This is Robert Montgomery. The other day a friend of mine repeated a familiar phrase. He indicated the travel folder on his desk and said with a kind of triumph, I'm going to get away from it all.

He's lucky, my friend, is. He's going to change the scene, the whole scene. New horizons, new vistas, new people, or no people at all. New thoughts or no thoughts at all. He has a rendezvous with a cloudless sky and a peaceful stream and the easy whisper of the wind.

Only time stands between him and a fresh beginning. Indeed, he has a lonely place where there is no loneliness. Yes, my friend's lucky. He can get away from it all with a simple change of scene, and he has no fear of being alone with his thoughts.

It isn't like that with Dixon's steel. It isn't like that at all. And so, with the performance of Robert Montgomery as Dixon's steel and with our play in a lonely place by Dorothy B. Hughes, we again hope to keep you in...

Susfenten! I stood there at the foot of sunset at the end of the city of Los Angeles, looking out through the evening fog at the Pacific. The swirling mists kept lifting themselves like gauzy veils, coming up to touch my face.

There was something in it like flying, the sense of being lifted high above the crawling earth, of being part of the wildness of air, and something more, of being wrapped tight in a strange world of fog and cloud and wind.