The Bridge

for spent. And the producer of Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrills, the master of mystery and adventure, William M. Robeson. One of the criteria of a good story is that the characters change for better or worse during its telling.

We submit the following as an example, with the pious hope that its moral may reach the heart of any who needs it. Listen, Listen then, as Miss Kathy Lewis stars in The Bridge, which begins in just a minute.

Another visit with Joe and Daphne Forsyth. Joe, honey. Hi, Daphne. Where you been? Love me. Sure, I love you a lot. A whole lot? All right. What did you buy? Well... Come on. You never started a conversation like that and less than boughs money.

I bought a hat. Oh, how much of the cost? It was a real bargain. How much? $7. Well, that's not too much. It could have been worse. Sweetheart. Oh, no. What else? Well, when I bought the hat, I needed shoes and a handbag to go with it, didn't I?

Uh-huh. And I found just the right one. How much? $21.50. And that's for both of them. $21.50. And $7.00 more for a hat? That's some bargain, that hat. Well, we're lucky we got the payroll savings plan. A bond every pay they has one way to make sure we save something.

Gee, honey, you're smart to invest in them. They pay you a four dollars for every three. And it's a good thing for us, they do. Can you ever forgive me? I guess. Oh, you're so sweet.

Mm. Why ain't you so sweet to me? I'm no fool. Come here, you. And now the bridge, starring Miss Kathy Lewis, It will keep you in. Sauce spans. Saturday nights in Westchester. The parties at George and Laura's tonight.