You're about to be entertained by some of the biggest names and show business for the next hour and 30 minutes This program will present in person such bright stars as Fred Allen Robert Cummings Lorraine day Jimmy Durrani Leo DeRosha Portland half up Judy holiday Frankie Lane Jane Pickens Meredith Wilson and my name darlings is to Lula Bankhead The National Broadcasting Company presents the big show The big show 90 minutes with the most scintillating personalities in the entertainment world Brought to you this Sunday and every Sunday at this same time as the Sunday feature of NBC's all-star festival And here is your hostess the glamorous unpredictable To Lula Bankhead Well darlings we have just finished 13 weeks of the big show and each show an hour and a half Now you won't believe this I'm sure but I just found out there are shows on radio that are only one half hour each Well, I knew you wouldn't believe it Well on this show it takes a half an hour just to mention the names of the stars Well, as a matter of fact, we thought we would save time by just referring to our stars by their initials, you know like Durante Alan and holiday would be a DAH But we gave that up because our next week show we were thinking of having canter the burl and synodra I waited for you darling So you can see why using initials is out. Oh, how do you mean out? Here is safe by a mile Lea DeRosha Okay, DeRosha semi down semi down. You're not managing the John's now at the polo grounds Well, I'm sorry, but you said out certain words in baseball. Why they upset me.  I don't bother the umps. Oh Not much you don't why is it the minute the umpires walk out before every game You make everybody the polo ground stand up and sing. Oh say, can you see?  Yeah, I thought you look rather lumpy And I tell me Leo we giant fans have been waiting 14 long years now How does the pennant look this year looks the same it's powder blue and it kind of tapers off to a point Leo I know what it looks like darling. I've seen plenty of pennants at Abbott's field And I'm gonna see one flying over the polo grounds this year We'll win that pennant quicker than you can say Jackie Robinson we can use him to No, but honestly Leo, don't you think hoping to win a pennant this year's aiming at too high Hi, that ball was right over. What do you mean too high? Oh, darling. I'm so sorry. I use another word that upsets you down boy easy now easy Look, I'm not interested in talking baseball. This is my racket. That's what I'm interested in acting Acting you Just a minute why the emphasis on you this may surprise you but I'm booked to star on my first play this summer And it's gonna be a hit.  Sure where they hit anybody can go from first to third So you're an actor Does Lorraine know about this Lorraine who Lorraine day your wife. Oh that Lorraine day. Yes, that Lorraine day You remember me. Oh, hello, honey Lorraine darling, what is this routine about Leo wanting to become an actor? Yes, I know Leo be mayor we call him around the house You know what he does to Lula. He won't let me go to many ballgames He makes me stay home and catch him on television So I can tell him how good his acting was when he went out on the field to argue with an umpire I'd like to see dr. Kildare do as well Tell me Lorraine do you get upset darling when you see Leo go out to argue with an umpire Oh, no, not anymore the minute I see him walk out. I start getting dinner. I know he'll be home early Baby you must have early dinners quite often Well when the Giants play a double-header we sometimes have dinner as early as two o'clock in the afternoon Wait a minute Lorraine don't go giving the impression that I fight with all the umpires Well, no not all of them much to my surprise to Lula one night last week Leo came home with an umpire after the game We had him for dinner.  Yes, that was the first umpire that ever agreed with Leo It must be very exciting being married to a man in baseball Well, it's like being married to a man in any other business I talked to the player's wives and they tell me what kind of a day their husbands had at the polo grounds Like Eddie stanky's wife. She calls me very proudly and says Eddie had a very good day today He walked he singled he tripled and he was hit on the head by a pitched ball I wish the woman would stay out of my baseball business. They always talk a good game I'd like to see them out there playing it if that's an awful you can sign me now You why the emphasis on you You wouldn't even know what to do now look if you were on third base and we needed one run to win It's the last of the night. There's one out lockman bunts the pitcher comes in for the ball. Now. How would you get home? Well, the same way I always get home darling. I take a taxi Pretty smart darling.  Thanks Tallulah. It's good to see somebody win an argument with Leo for a change Well, I must say the rain that being the wife of a stormy baseball manager doesn't seem to have changed you very much You still have that fresh lovely scrubbed look Why shouldn't I look scrubbed every time we have an argument Leo sends me to the showers Wait a minute Mrs. DeRosier Tallulah will start believing we do nothing but argue. Oh, no, I won't you make a wonderful couple darlings especially you Lorraine I Know I know so well you too will stick together through fair weather and foul. What do you mean your knucklehead that boy was fair by a mile Come on Leo before you get thrown out of the program. Come on I'll make you a nice bowl of that breakfast of champions Oh, I don't want that stuff again. I ate it all last year and look where we finish Hello Portland Huffer from today, Miss Bankhead. Yes, I know bitches So what are you doing here now darling? I just thought I'd tell you I was here so you won't be surprised when I show up later Well, I'll try not to be darling. Thanks for the warning Wandering in and out no discipline And now ladies and gentlemen We hear a bright gay marching tune from a show which had a three-year run and is now back again on Broadway the song The new asmoleon marching society and students conservatory band and the show, of course Where's charlie now? Meredith wilson his big show oxford chorus if you please Flying high In my throat, there's a lumpy sort of feeling And a bright gleam of price in my eye, and that's a wailingly up the square I'll be cheering Line Sunday Hat will be high The asmoleon marching society and students conservatory band The asmoleon the left-wing nepoleon With almost deadly instruments in hand The fill of unenclavered luck to me, the finest in the land Is the new asmoleon marching society and students conservatory band Gesture in me opal of the sound of a hum beneath the moon Making choice is upon me and I shout every time at the tongue of my voice Satisfies me fully when I hear the thunder close at hand Meredith darling that was just the pick-me-up I needed thanks for the lift And here we come now to another lift two weeks ago ladies and gentlemen Our program was graced for the presence of a brilliant young actress Who entertained us with an excerpt from a columbia picture born yesterday In which she starred with Broderick Crawford and William Holden She was such a success on our show We invited her back to do another scene from that hit picture And here she is Miss Judy Holliday in Born Yesterday Born Yesterday is the story of a wealthy gentleman, Harry Brock His dumb but beautiful girlfriend, Billy Dawn And the young Washington newspaper man, Paul Vero Hired by Brock to give Billy an education While our scene opens in the living room of Brock's expensive Washington Hotel apartment Billy is having her education furthered by more than conscientious Paul Certainly now let's see who said this the proper study of mankind is man You should why I told you I forgot It was pope the pope or not the pope Alexander pope Ah the proper study of mankind is man mankind is man because that means women too Yes, yes, I know how lately like the ones who told me Thomas Jefferson last week and this week Tom Payne and all by myself I got to thinking about Harry Brock He works so hard to get what he wants for instance, but he doesn't know what he wants More of what he's got probably money money More people to push around Money It's not so bad as you think he is I've been looking for you too. Hello, Harry. We were just talking about you. Yeah Well, that ain't what I pay you for Billy knows enough about me now too much in fact Well, go right ahead smarten her up. Excuse me while I take my shoes off All right, Billy. What did you find out about Tom Payne? Oh, he was quite a fella Where was he born you remember? Yeah, London. Oh, uh, England someplace like that. What do you mean London or England? It's the same thing. It is London is in England. It's a city London. England's a whole country. I forgot Boy, oh boy. Well, you got some patience. Take it easy. How can anybody get so dumb? We all can't know everything, Harry Who's Tom Payne for instance? Why do I care who he is? If you're so smart, who was rabbit mirand fell? He's a baseball player used to play shortstop for the Braves, isn't he? What are you some kind of a genius? No My higher and fire genius is every day Who's will he hop national billiard champion and uh, it's pronounced hoppy. That's what I said Anyways, I didn't ask you. I asked her. All right, Billy. Shall we go on with Tom Payne? Hold a phone What's a peninsula? Yes, don't give me this You know so much. What's a peninsula? It's a kind of a nacho It's that it's a body of land surrounded on three sides by water So what's that to know just that the same pain to know some difference between Tom and that's him. You mean he's dead. Hey fellow. What do you mean learner about dead people? I just want to know how to act when live people Education's pretty hard to control Harry. One thing leads to work on how will you not make no extra charge I don't need nothing. You can tell me The more I see you I don't like you as much But you almost got no place. You're pretty fresh. You better watch out a guy and I and you all right Let's both watch out If I wanted I could not get black or if I wanted Yes, I know all right then just go ahead and do what you're supposed to and that's all We'll stop for now. No. No go ahead I want to see how you do it. Not just now if you don't mind I've got to go lie down You don't realize how hard I work. Ha ha some joke 200 bucks a week and I can't even watch Yo, London or England. Why don't you give up? What you're not such a big shot. I used to think so No more All too history. There's been bigger men than you and better now to name one my father 25 a week Now listen cute. You don't get nervous just because you read a book.   I know it if you read some of these books. You know it too I suppose you think you've been better off with the lousy saxophone player at least he was honest It was a time of dust and chump. He works for a living. That's one thing. I work I've been working since I was 12 years old. Nobody ever give me nothing.   Yeah, but I have got no manners Cheap. I don't know nothing cheap Except you I don't tell me about the law if I was scared the law wouldn't be where I Talked enough. You don't like it here Peter. Go on You'll be back And also thanks to martin blaine's paul and raff bell as Brock for a neat assist But julie come here. I won't tell you I just want to say how great it is to have you on the program again And all the other talented people who appear with us to make this a divine hour and a half That I can hardly wait until sunday rolls around each week He's so emotional about a radio program Of course, I'm emotional. I just adore doing this program the excitement the suspense The wonderment of watching the show unfold from its very inception until it becomes a living breathing thing An emotion about a living breathing fella. Thank you. You don't seem to understand my point I spend all my time here at the studio Rehearsing interviewing people meeting the guests checking the scripts. Well, I practically live right here at the studio You keep a neat studio I am married to my art to the seller To my career You should get a divorce and marry a fella I haven't time for matters darling.  Maybe you should talk your voice is too low I have always spoken this way. Sure. That's why you're not married. The voice is recognized Sure, you talk so loud they can hear you all over. I buy my clothes as haddock economy I wouldn't mention it to a fella The scare of all the noise you go to haddock economy. You pay as high as 25 bucks for a dress. Goodbye charlie My dear woman, this dress happens to cost 725 bucks Now you're talking higher And you ought to use makeup I am using makeup So don't And you should use perfume Judy darling, I am not interested in these bloodhounds. You seem to know promises me Judy, I have men throwing themselves at my feet all the time. I know a charopolis. Can you get Oh, Judy, where do you meet this sordid assortment of men? It's easy you go where men go You shoot pool Like a bengal answer Darling, I appreciate tremendously. You're trying to find a man for me And I know you have a lot of little tricks up your sleeve That work very well for you. But as far as I'm concerned, I believe there's a man for every woman And a woman for every man Now nobody can improve on that He said don't approve.  Oh, a welcome change of subjects. Ladies and gentlemen a handsome and talented visitor for Hollywood, mr. Robert Cummings Bob darling, it's so nice It's so nice to have you on our program. What are you doing new york? Well to lula, I left Hollywood to come here. Yes. I know. Do you remember the last time I saw you darling? It was in Hollywood the party happened happen. Do you remember barb? Well, as a matter of fact, oh, what a part of that was darling. Isn't Katie the loveliest woman we've ever known? I simply adore her and the part of it was one of the guests I've ever attended Will you ever forget that wonderful food that lovely orchestra those fabulous people? Look how she's trying to get a fella To lula let him talk Oh, oh, what were you saying bob darling me? Oh nothing I was I was just telling you about that lovely party at kathen hebrons in hollywood only it wasn't kathen hebron It was kathen cornell and it was in new york. Oh, no darling. It was kathen hebron. I'm sorry to lula, but I'm sure it was kathen cornell It was kathen hebron. I will stake my reputation on it Well, that's a pretty small stake, but it was kathen cornell Are you infatuated lula don't be such a boss let him win Oh, well anyway, bob wherever it was. I remember you were the handsomest man there Oh, I wouldn't say that but you were darling really I remember saying to everyone there. I said robert Cummings is the handsomest man at this party. Oh, I wouldn't say that All right, darling. I won't Now she lets him win What did you say you were doing in new york bob? Well, I came here to see some shows Um, have you seen guys and dolls to lily? No, I haven't but I hit simply wonderful But I haven't been able to get any tickets. Have you why yes, I have two tickets I'd love to take you but the seats aren't together. Oh, that's all right, darling We can meet after the show. Well, that'll be a little difficult one ticket is for monday and one is for wednesday It is jokes Excuse me, but who's this lovely young lady directing traffic here? I'm terribly sorry, bob. I thought you knew judy holiday judy holiday Well, now this is a thrill Yeah, I I saw born yesterday at least a half dozen times. What a magnificent performance you gave them. What perfect casting Uh, no one could possibly have played the part as well as you. Oh, I don't know I've been approached by several producers to do born yesterday in summer theaters. No, really What billing it's a little bankhead in born yesteryear Dear boy, you're losing him. You better mention your money I um, I guess I'll just be running along. Oh, must you go, bob. But I'm gonna talk to you. I'll see you later, darling. It's so long I'll see you later the kiss of death Well, judy, what could I've done?  You could have fainted Well, judy, I've been trying to tell you for half an hour that I that I'm not interested in besides Robert Cummings happens to be a married man with a wife and family See how slow you are I am not interested in your underhanded methods of getting men Where in love and war fair, what do you mean fair where that ball was fouled by a mile? Come back here You have been listening to Meredith Wilson and the big show orchestra and chorus Now it's time for me to ring my chimes back in a moment, darlings This is nbc the national broadcasting company This is the national broadcasting company sunday extravaganza with the most scintillating personalities in show business The big show the sunday night feature of nbc's all-star festival is brought to you by Chesterfield the cigarette that has for you Wildness with no unpleasant aftertaste the cigarette that brings you bing cross be involved hope By the makers of anison for fast relief from the pain of headache neuritis and uralgia And by rca victor world leader in radio first in recorded music first in television The big stars in this program are fred ellen robert comings lorraine day jimmy doranty leo de rocher portland Hoffa judy holiday frankie lane jane pickens marineth wilson and his big show orchestra and chorus and every week your hostess The glamorous unpredictable to lula bankhead Well darlings, it's amazing how the big show has caught on now this week There's a lovely article in red book and in look magazine A tremendously out of photographs And you should read some of the wonderful things they say Well, I hope you won't think darlings that i'm being immodest and boasting But I simply must quote one of the entrancing things they write about me Well, here it is And here's what it says To lula is about as sweet and sentimental as a third rail Well now that really captures the true me with so few people understand Sweet and sentimental I wonder what a third rail is a third rail to lula is like a third vice president of a radio network It's dangerous to cross him It's nice to see you again darling, thank you. Oh, didn't I just read your name and read his digest? You were discovering a anti histamine or taking it or something No, no the only thing I've taken recently to lula is a new job. Oh, I'm so happy for you I could exact. I'll wait.  Uh, no never gained here. I didn't hear it. No. No, I'm No, I'm not in radio to lula. I am in the theater at loaves three hundred and forty second street Well, I must come up and see you sometimes I adore vote. It's on the west side.  Well, I'm not exactly in voteville I used to be in voteville with a partner my partner would shoot himself out of a cannon And he used to drink a lot. Well one night he was loaded and the cannon wasn't And uh, he went off with a bang and the act split up and from then on I was through with acting But darling, you just said did you in the theater? Well, I'm a junior executive What is a junior executive? Well a junior executive in a movie theater is a man who wears a tuxedo in the daytime And has the key to the cigarette machine Oh blue I wish you were there when I was hired. I was kneeling on the floor in the manager's office The manager a mr. Robert Cummings placed his hand on my shoulder after brushing aside the dandruff And said Alan You are getting this job because you have talent You have personality you have savois fair And you happen to be married to my sister Yes, sir This theater has the finest marquee the finest lobby the finest orchestra the finest lodges the finest pictures Please Alan no defeatist talk. Oh, I'm sorry, sir. I'm sorry repeat after me Movies are better than ever Movies are better than ever again Movies are better than ever again movies are Say how long shall I keep repeating it sir until they are This is going to be a lifetime job, sir But that all depends. Yes, sir. Alan every picture theater is fully staffed Yes, today. I am creating a position never before known in a motion picture theater for me. Yes, Alan You will be our up to man Congratulations. Well to lula. That's how I got the job But fred tell me what is an up to man Well, I stand in the lobby you see and when people rush in late I tell them what has happened in the picture up to the time Well, I'd like to see how that service works sometimes. Well, it's really very simple I just stand in the lobby wearing a yellow swallowtail coat and see a sucker spats And sooner or later Sooner or later, I hear a voice say pardon me. Has the picture started? Oh, you're portland Yes, the feature has been on for 10 minutes. What picture is it sunset boulevards starring glorious Wansson, william holden and eric von stroheim Now i'll tell you what you've missed up to now as the picture starts You see a body floating face down in a swimming pool Oh, it said in louis la parsons column that body got the academy award for being the best corpse for 1950 Yes, it was the best corpse. I heard that I read that the actor who played the body floating in the pool is making personal appearances now He comes out on the stage and lies down flat on his face So people will recognize him from the picture If they don't get it right away, he drips a little as he's lying Fins and sunset boulevards Well, they fish the body out of the pool and send for a specialist You know what a specialist is.  That's true. That's a specialist Say, I think you'd better go in portland before your popcorn cools off Well, I hope this picture is better than that western picture you had last week. Well, I wasn't working here last week I was picketing outside. I missed the picture.  Yes. Well war is declared against the Indians And Robert Mitchum goes to fight sitting bull and his standing army Well, what what happens to introducing John Rodney?  Well, does the picture have a happy ending? Oh, yes Introducing gets killed. That was a short introduction, wasn't it? Robert Mitchum and Teresa Wright get married and sitting bull is in the hospital in an oxygen wigwam Oh an oxygen wigwam for sick Indians. You didn't like this picture, eh? I wouldn't even like it when they showed it on television. Well, it'll be another week or so. And I like most westerns Yeah, because I like to ride horseback. Oh, you ride horseback. Do you? Oh, I always ride side saddle Well, why side saddle that way I save a little place where I can sit down the next day Well, Tallulah, you see that's how it goes in the lobby. Oh, it must be Gossley standing around the lobby all day explaining about that dead body floating in the swimming pool Uh, I'll face down too. Well, I'm in I'm the up two man and I have a job to do An up two man has other problems to lose, you know when the theater is crowded and the ushers are busy Sometimes I hear this. Hey, buddy, my name is DeRosier and this is my wife How about two seats together? Well, I'm sorry, mr. DeRosier.  Go ahead say it. Say you hate me.  I am meter. That was right over the plate Well, that gives you an idea to lula. Oh fred those troublesome types must fray your nerves darling What can I do? I'm employed. I just have to stand there and take it But it's dark in those theaters.   Well, what's wrong miss holiday. Well, I lost my son He's a boy What does your little boy look like? Oh, well, he's six years old and he's stuck at a lollipop Well, how could you lose a boy six years old? It's possible. I did it I see And when sensible of us started I seen the body floating in the swimming pool. I fainted. I'm a very heavy fainted So one of the thud didn't bring you to when you heard the well when you came to Eric von stroheim was on the screen. My little boy was gone Also the lollipop. Well, I'll I'll page the little boy. What's his name? I don't know You don't know your own child's name. Well, he's crazy for movie stars every week He takes the name of one of the stars in the picture. He's seeing. Oh very well, madam I'll page him Eric von stroheim.  Well, I'm sorry madam. He doesn't answer Hey, that usher in the next aisle is pointing at you. Oh, I'll see what he wants.  That's what I've been going through Fred you'd better give up your job in that movie theater with all those mad people around you won't be safe He was out of my william mean shape And now ladies and gentlemen welcome back to two favorites of ours bob hope and bing cross Say bing you got a minute. Oh, sure. Bob. 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Hurry up dad Here comes the music Chester field chester field always takes first place that milder mild tobacco never leaves an aftertaste So open a pack give me a smell then you'll smoke them And now darlings a return engagement on the big show of a love of a man with a divine voice Frankie Lane singing the title song from his latest columbia picture sunny side of the street Grab your coat and get your half piece on the door step Just direct your feet over to the sunny side of the street Can't you hear what happy tune is your step life can be so sweet On the sunny side of the street now I used to walk running a shade with all those blues on parade But now I'm not afraid Because I'm a rover who has crossed over if I never have a scent Gonna be rich as rock Goal us that my feet On the sunny side of the street so grab your coat Get your half door step Just direct your feet Inside of the street Can't you hear your step is so sweet On the sunny side of the street now I used to walk running a shade on the sunny side Dear darling that just happens to be one of my very favorites. I don't run along sweetie I want to ask you something about some records. I made a few weeks ago Oh, by the way, I hear you make records too. Oh I've made a couple or three to lula My records are selling very well Yeah, how many records have you sold? Well counting the one I hope to sell you tonight darling 59 59 is that all you sold well my records only been out 12 weeks They sent me a copy of the popularity poll of last week's recordings and mine is already 412 But it's only one behind Ajax the foaming cleanser Oh Well, it's really getting up there by creeps and bounds, isn't it? Oh, yes, because not only are people enjoying playing the record, but it also makes it charming cocktail tray That's a very novel idea What is the recording to lula? Well on one side it's I'll be seeing you and on the other side It's you go to my head That must be the side you serve the cocktails on And with the drinks I serve darling, I'll be seeing you as the better sir In which case I would probably be seeing two of you You know, I never thought of doing that with our records, um Is yours the unbreakable record or the breakable kind Well for some strange peculiar reason everybody insists on mine being the breakable kind Uh, what kind of your records Frankie? Well, we sell all kinds. You know, how many have you sold? Well, when we made new train it sold over a million over a million. That's right Oh, well, you must be selling them to strangers If you suffer from pains of headaches neuritis or neuralgia You should discover what many thousands have known for years that anison brings incredibly fast effective relief Anison is like a doctor's prescription. 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She is first going to sing I can't give you anything but love As it was originally written and then sing it as it might have been written by the operatic composer Richard Wagner Miss jane pickens They till that lucky day or as it might have been written by Wagner Let's get on to our next portion of just a minute to lula just a minute Yes, friend. I happen to hear that your reaction to jane's song. That was pretty good jane pickens and that quick brush off I think I know what for me and at full full invented The uh my wife is by her own pet hardness bar Oh No, there was a petard on the premises Long as you had when I thought I might as well use it But I think I know what fomented this attitude of simulated peak. I might say Uh to lula, do you remember a broadway play called the little foxes in which you starred? I do and you miss pickens Do you remember they made a musical play of the little foxes and they called it regener And you sang the to lula bankhead roll I do I now pronounce you jake lamarter and sugary robert As you know the nbc rules. I want to see a good dirty fight. No punches bar And may the most vitriolic participant emerge victorians now shake adjectives and come out scratching I don't know what he's talking about jane. Neither do I didn't we were always very friendly. Haven't we done? Of course my sweet as a matter of fact. I saw you dining at the store club Just two or three times last week and I nodded you but you didn't see me Yes, I know Trying to start an argument between us just because I starred in a play that ran over a year on broadway And you were in the musical version that ran a pitiful seven weeks We had a lot to overcome dear you were associated with the play so long People were staying away because they thought you were doing the singing Darling when I was a little child living down on my plantation My family's been a fortune cultivating my voice. They should have planted taters and they should have planted cotton Strange didn't you want to do a singing sister act honey? Yes I used to sing with my sister patty and patty of course. And which one were you darling maxine alavine? You're thinking of the andrews sisters to lula at a time like this why not? To lula didn't I see you on television last night or something wrong with my set? I wouldn't be seen in your sex Touche sugar Sugar did you say sugar sugar? Where are you from? Well honey, I'm from georgia. Well sister pickings. I'm from alabama I know honey child and I was wondering how you'd let that Yankee allen come between us to southern vell Why allen's just nothing but an old carpet bag Oh, see it I can see the bags under his eyes from here And honey child if you look closer you can see the carpet still rolled up in them Imagine trying to start an argument between us What lula you know, I wish you all the things you wish for me Here's a word from rca victor The amazing thing about the exciting new world of television is the way the television sets have become handsome important pieces of furniture As well as functional instruments Here as in every phase of television rca victor is the master Take the fabulous new rca victor console with million proof television america's favorite television picture Even if these cabinets were absolutely empty They would be worthy of a prominent place in the finest of living rooms When you shop for television Consider the distinction an rca victor console will provide For lovely period styling see the rca victor fairfield Have your dealer show you the rca victor regency For the sophisticated living room. 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We'll have our beloved jimmy d ranty with us Also, bob comings and i are going to do a scene from private lives And judy holidays coming back But first ed hurley he would like to say that this portion of the program was brought to you by chesterfield The cigarette that has for you mildness with no unpleasant aftertaste the best cigarette for you to smoke By the makers of anison for fast relief from pain of headache neuritis and neuralgia And by rca victor world leader in radio first and recorded music first in television Now to lula if you'll ring your chimes I'd love to read this darlings is nbc the national broadcasting company This is the big show and to lula is about to have a teta-tet with a handsome dapper debonair young man about town I resemble that remark jimmy d ranty Jimmy my pet, how do you do it? How do you manage to do so many things and still look so healthy? Well to lude I'll tell you i've been reading the book look younger live longer You mean you've actually been eating wheat germs black strap molasses and yogurt. Yep. That's all i've been eating It don't make you live longer. It just seems longer Well, that's better helpful food jimmy it sticks to your ribs. Yeah, but on the outside And very becoming jimmy now, how did you get started on this health? I did a doctor tell you to watch what you eat and then cafeteria's where I go you gotta watch what you eat or somebody else will be eating it Well now jimmy tell me some more about that look younger live longer A book does it really work does it work a friend of mine ate that stuff for three weeks and when he died he looked like a kid Oh Well that dot has certainly done wonders for you my darling. Oh, it ain't only the diet chelou I also take deep breathing I inhale a long deep breath through my nose using only one nostril of course Other people gotta breathe too Then I go to my doctor and he gives me a shot of vitamin Of vitamin b1. I'm way past b1 I'm smart last year. I was up the big 12 Then I graduated the big 24. That made me feel twice as good And when he gave me a big 29 Boy, I was really flying Oh, I got more And just before dinner, I takes a short stroll through slentville park as a pick me up And wherever I go it seems like there's always a girl to pick me up Naturally for suit now somewhere there's a fly in everyone's appointment But mine seems much more serious than the rest My romantic life with girls has been a disappointment And folks I've got to get it off my chest I know some guys make an impression giving girls a limousine But with me it's not so easy Let me tell you what I mean My girlfriend don't want my money all thereafter is me I'm as sad as can be A slight little nod to look at my curls will get me more girls than diamonds and pearls Honest folks It isn't funny I'm embarrassed you see I'd pay my own share but gee Wherever I go, I don't spend a dime. They don't want my dough. They want my time Why dares have it? As bedlam every time I roll my eyes Why was I born? With so much more Than other guys Yes, I'll have to grin and bear it I don't want sympathy Now a fella can make a buck As long as he may live But a guy like me there's just so many kisses I can give Girls won't you take my money And leave poor little me be I have folks I really got a problem and it's getting pretty serious How can one man have so much and conceal it so well? Why only the other day Rita Haywood offered me a thousand dollars for a lock of my hair Betty Gravel offered me three thousand for a lock of my hair Where Garson offered me five thousand for a lock of my hair What a delamere just when I can make a fortune I run out of merchandise Girls won't you take my money? Yes, sir And leave poor little me be Jimmy Jimmy darling, we'll all live longer and look younger as long as we have you and your songs around And now darlings I can throw away my script because we are going to do for you now and accept from a noble coward play I had the pleasure of doing a few years ago I refer of course to private lives The only part of my private life. I don't mind making pup milk And here to appear in it with me is Robert Cummings Private lives is the story of two newlywed couples honeymooning in France A capricious fate has guided them to adjoining suites in the same hotel On one terrace overlooking the sea Nostalgia with memories induced by a certain song Sits one bride Amanda Prenner On the adjoining terrace equally affected by the song sits one bridegroom Elliot Chase Perhaps the song reminds them that not so very long ago. They were married to each other No, it couldn't be Thoughtful of them to have played that wasn't it? What are you doing here? I'm on my honeymoon How interesting so am I? I hope you're enjoying it. It hasn't started yet Now there is mine. Oh, no I can't help you feel that this is a little unfortunate Are you happy perfectly good? That's all right, then it is. Are you? Ecstatically, I'm delighted to hear it. Well, oh for goodness sake. Give me a cigarette. Oh, of course Oh, what are we to do? I don't know One who's yacht that is The Duke of Westminster's I expect it always is I wish I were on it. I wish you were too There's no need to be nasty. Yes, there is every need. I've never in my life felt a greater urge to be nasty And you've had some urges in your time haven't you?  Oh, right.  I've upset everything. What about you ever since the first moment?  My my life has been insupportable. Oh, do shower There's no sense in going on like that Nothing's any use. There's no escape ever Don't be melodramatic Do you want a cocktail? There's two here There are two here too Well, let's have my two first Shall we get roaring screaming drunk? Oh, I don't think that would help. We did it once before it was a dismal failure It was lovely in the beginning You have an immoral memory Amanda Here's to you I tried to get away the moment after I'd seen you, but he wouldn't budge What's his name victor victor prin To mr. And mrs. Victor prin Uh Mind wouldn't budge either. What's her name? Sybil Mr. And mrs. Ellie chase Heaven pity the poor girl What's she like? Oh fair very pretty. Oh plays the piano beautifully Very comforting How's yours? I'd rather not discuss it Well, it doesn't really matter. He'll probably come popping out here in a minute. I shall see for myself Does he know i'm here? Oh, yes, I told him. Well, that's going to make things a whole lot easier Oh, you need to be frightened. He won't hurt you If he comes near me, I'll scream the place down The Sybil know I'm here. Oh, no, no, I pretended I had a present of a night Tried terribly hard to persuade her to leave for Paris. I tried to It's lucky. We didn't both succeed, isn't it? Otherwise, we should probably all have joined up in uh, Ruhr somewhere In some frothy little hotel I can see it's all now sailing down in the morning for an early start. Oh lovely lovely Ha ha ha ha ha Oh dear What's happened to yours? Oh, didn't you hear her screaming? She's downstairs in the dining room. I think mine's being grand in the bar It's really awfully difficult Have have you known her long? I don't know about four months. We we met at the house party in Norfolk Very flat Norfolk How old is dear victor 34 35 and Sybil Well, I blush to tell you only 23. No, you've gone a mucker. All right I shall reserve my opinion of your choice until I have met Dear victor I wish I wouldn't keep on calling him dear victor It's extremely irritating. That's how I see him dumpy and fair and very considered with glasses Dear victor As I said before I would rather not discuss it At least I have good taste enough to refrain from making cheap jibes at Sybil You said Norfolk was flat That was no reflection on her Unless she made it flatter Your voice takes on an acid quality whenever you mention her name. Oh, I shall never mention it again Good and I'll keep off victor. Thank you Nasty insistent little tune Extraordinary how potent cheap music is What exactly are you remembering at the moment? The palace here is a skating rink in the morning Right strong sunlight Everybody whirling around in vivid colors And you kneeling down to put on my skates for me. You'd fallen on your fanny a few moments before It would be so beautiful laugh like that. I I felt so humiliated.  Of course Why did we the whole business was too much for us? We were so ridiculously over in love Funny wasn't it? It's horribly funny Selfishness cruelty hatred possessiveness petty jealousies All those qualities came out in us just because we loved each other. Well, perhaps they were there anyhow No, no It's love that doesn't The devil with love the devil with love And yet here we are starting afresh with two quite different people In love all over again, aren't we? No We're not in love all over again, and you know it. Good night, Amanda. I must go and find Sybil I I must go and find victor. Well, why don't you? I don't want to Shameful shameful of us but I I've never loved anyone else Not even for an instant. No, no, no, you mustn't tell you to stop. You mustn't No, no, you love me too, don't you? There's no doubt about it anywhere. Is there? No, no doubt anywhere Well, you're looking very lovely that tonight, you know This moonlight Your skin is clear and cool and your eyes are shining You're growing lovelier and lovelier every second. I look at you You don't hold any mystery for me darling. Do you mind? There isn't any of you that I don't know Remember And want I'm glad my sweet more than any desire anywhere deep down my deepest heart.  I don't know. What now? I'm my motherly lost Oh, we must think quickly or quickly. Yeah, or escape together. Yes. Yes, of course now Oh, no, no, it would break with his heart. Well, and Sibyl's too probably but they're bound to suffer anyhow Think of the torture we'd leave them to if we stayed Infinitely worse than any cruelty in the world pretending to love them and in loving each other so desperately Oh, this is sheer raving madness. Something's happened to us we're not sane Where should we go? Yeah, Paris first my my my My car's in the garage already. Oh, we're being so bad so terribly bad. We shall suffer from this I know we shall. Well, it can't be helped. Starling all those awful rows all over again No, no, we're older and right What difference does that make darling the moment either one of us gets a bit nervy off will go again? Well, stop shilly shelling Amanda. Well, I'm trying to be sensible But you're only succeeding immediately completely idiotic. Idiotic indeed. What about you now look here Amanda? Darling darling, I I didn't I won't move from here unless we have a compact a sacred sacred compact never to quarrel again Easy to make but very difficult. No. No, it's the bickering that always starts in that darling Look the moment we notice we're bickering either one of us. We must promise and I would have honored to stop dead Oh, I know I know we'll invent some uh Phrase or cat's word which an other one of us says it automatically cuts off all conversation for at least five minutes Two minutes dear with an option for renewal All right, darling. What should it be? Let's see what should it be? Um, I've got Solomonizing that'll do well. Come on. Come on. What does he do if we meet other on the way downstairs? We'll run like stag. What about clothes? Well, I've got a couple of bags. I haven't unpacked yet. I've got a small trunk We'll send the porter up for it. Oh, this is terrible. Come on. Come on. Come on. Don't waste time Oh, well, uh, we'll leave notes or something. No, no, no, we'll telegraph from somewhere on the road. Oh, no, darling. I down No, I down is too wicked. I was baby. I simply don't kiss me Oh Now would you behave? Yes, but I did darling Solomonizing now now let's run. Thank you Robert Cummings You were really divine darling and it's for you to lula Darling, I'll talk to you when I get home I knew I'd wind up one day on this program talking to myself Oh to you. Yes, Jimmy. I just had a beastly idea How would you like to see me play that scene from private lives? How beastly can you get?  They recognize each other and in a voice choke with emotion the girl says Amanda, what are you doing here? I'm on my where's your husband? So what are you doing on the fire escape?  That's my boy I feel a nostalgic coming on I was thinking of a time before I was married to syllable And you were married to victor That was before you were married to reggae and I had just left millison to a look with sophie While you were leaving reggae to mary winston and that little church on the hills That was the day before evelyn divorced evelyn remember Let's you and me escape down this fire escape together I'll go first and you meet me over at lowes pit confere King salomon isaac's minds That'll be our password brick to this whole mess darlings, that was a delight idiots delight And now ladies and gentlemen, we have a treat for you. Melodyth wilson has written a new song I mean Melodyth wilson writes a new song that's news Because this is the same Melodyth who wrote our closing theme for the big show May the good lord bless and keep you Now for the first time anywhere Melodyth wilson with the big show auction chorus in its easter time It's an inspiring song that strangely enough begins with the story of a little man Who came down from mars A pleasant little fellow Came from mars to pay a visit And he remained the whole long winter through Each Sunday he'd proceed To a different church and creed And he always found himself An empty pew or two In fact, he often noticed Quite a few Yet far from being tiring All his Sundays were inspiring Then one sunny day All innocent indeed He tried to pay his normal Sunday visit But the church was jammed with people From the seller To the steeper And the poor bewildered man Cried out What is it? Once I find myself at a loss for words come here, maybe this kiss will tell you how I feel Well, how was that? Well, sir miss bankhead After a kiss like that, I'll take that up with you later darling But this just about completes our show for this week and now we're all off on a plane for hollywood From which point we will bring you our next sunday And our next guests will be next sunday They will include the andrew sisters jone davis judy garland Dean martin and jerry lewis groucho marks gordon mccray and others and of course our very own meledith wilson and the big show orchestra and chorus Until then darlings May the good lord bless and keep you Whether near or far away Judy Leo may your troubles all be small ones and your fortune 10 times 10 Fred May the good lord bless and keep you till we meet Again portland May you walk with sunlight shining And a blue bird jane May there be a back of every cloud you see Build your dreams with sweet tomorrows Never mind what my jimmy may the good lord bless and keep you Till we meet again frankie May you long recall each rainbow Then you'll soon forget the rain May the warm and tender Memories be the ones That will remain Good night darlings This is nbc the national broadcasting company


The Cavalcade of America, starring Jean Tierney, presented by the DuPont Company, makers of better things for better living through chemistry. Good evening. Tonight our play is called The Indigo Girl. It's a story set in Romantic, old Carolina, and our star is one of the loveliest actresses of the screen, Jean Tierney. Now, The Indigo Girl, starring Jean Tierney as Eliza Lucas on the DuPont Cavalcade of America, 1744, the docks of Charleston, South Carolina. A ship comes into port from the West Indies, bringing precious goods to the colonies. But like all ships that put into Charleston Harbor, this one too brings more than merchandise. A passenger, poor and ill-clad, timidly approaches a group of men on the horse. Saldore, Monsieur, may I inquire? Nothing today, go away. If the way to the right our way to my horse will show our heels for your Lady Bird in the first race. Oh, stutters, sheer as nonsense. Lady Bird is a man. Big question, Monsieur. But I'm looking for a... Go away. We tolerate no beggars here. But, sir, they have told me you are Monsieur Crossway. My name is Pierre Auvin. I must see you. Well, come around to the tavern later. Perhaps I can arrange for the cook to feed you at the back door. That is very kind. And he, perhaps, will have better manners. Portrait, shall I save some of the scraps for you? I've heard that overseers on plantations here are not very well-paid. You presumptuous gutters. It would seem the packets are bringing witty beggars into the country. Well, their wit doesn't disguise their filth, their vulgarity, or their insolence. Monsieur, when I spoke with a governor of Antigua and he told me to come here to work on his plantation, he did not mention that you suffered from such childish tricks of temper. Governor Lucas told you to come here? You're lying. He would have consulted me first. I have a letter introducing me to his daughter. And Miss Lucas has no interest in plantation affairs. I am the one who decides who shall work for me. Now be on your way. But, Monsieur, you heard me. Be careful how you use that whip, my ill-mannered friend. I value this nose of mine. Then keep it out of my path.  Next time I won't miss. One, two, three, and one, two, three. Isn't it a graceful step, Charles?  It's very graceful when you dance, it, Eliza, but hardly my style. Oh, what is your style? Calling on a young lady and then sitting on the verandah all afternoon lecturing her. I don't think you ever want me to have any fun, Charles. Come, come, now, you're putting me on the defensive.  Let's see you defend yourself. I shall have a difficult time defending myself to your father when he finds out that I've allowed you to have all your own way all this time. Oh, Nonsense, you couldn't help yourself. I've always done what I please, and I see no reason to mind you just because father's away. You'll mind me when we're married. Oh, will I? Yes, you will. You're surprisingly strong when you want to be Charles here. You make me almost forget for the stuffy provincial point of view you have about everything. I'm a little bit tired of hearing you call me provincial, Eliza. I merely agree with your father. He started this plantation with high hopes that it would provide rice to feed the colonies. I can remember when it was beautiful to look at. I should think you'd remember, too. But I don't know anything about growing rice. Mr. Pricewell's supposed to look after all that. And besides, all my friends agree there's no profit in it, anyway. It's time you learned how to make it profitable, even if you have to go out into the fields and wade in water up to your knees to find out what it's all about. Oh, Charles, that's rich. Oh, Miss Eliza. Yes, what is it, Charles? There's a man here. I'll start. Talk kind of funny talk to friends. Maybe it is. I also speak very fine English, mademoiselle. Who are you? How dare you break in on us this way? I am Pierre Aubin. I've talked with your father and Heidi. He tells me you have some small Indigo fields growing here. Yes, but they are no use to it. But they could be, mademoiselle. You could make fine blue dye from your Indigo. They're selling the markets of Europe at a price far higher than you're receiving from your rice crop. Which certainly isn't high enough to live on. Mademoiselle, do you know what the fashion is in Europe? All the great ladies are vying with each other over the fabrics dyed with Indigo. It is very expensive. I know. I can't afford it. Ah, but if you began to produce it in the colonies, the idea would spread. South Carolina might become the center of a new industry. Look, see here. I have brought a piece of brocade, dyed with my own hair. Observe what a clear, exquisite blue it is. Do you mean that you have a secret for making it? I do. And if I may begin producing the dye here, you, mademoiselle, shall have gowns as lovely as this and make both our fortunes beside. What do you think, Charles? It sounds much more exciting than wading around in rice fields up to my knees. Indigo, who knows? Perhaps this is our chance. Maybe when papa comes back, all Carolina will be thriving on Indigo dye. And, Liza, had we better investigate the man's story and the situation before a decision is made? Oh, nonsense. There you go, being a barrister again. Joshua? Yes, Miss? I believe Mr. Craswell's inside. When you bring him out here, right away. Oh, yes, Miss Liza. Are you really interested in this idea? Why not? Don't you want me to be? I think it could be the finest thing in the world. Not only for you, but for the colony. Have you wished to see me, Miss Lucas? Yes, Mr. Craswell. I want you to meet Mr. Oban. He's come to start a new industry with his Indigo dye.  Well, Pierre, there's our Indigo field. Father had it planted just before he went away. And, obviously, no one has trouble to visit it since. You're very uncertain. Perhaps Manoiselle, but one cannot expect plans to grow unless they are nurtured, tended with great care. That's why you're here, isn't it? Come along. I'll show you the vats. I think we still have some. Mr. Craswell tried to cook some dye himself not long ago. And failed miserably. How did you know? Because, as I told you, no one here knows the secret of making true Indigo dye. Are you going to tell me the secrets here? No. And not only that, but you're overseer, Monsieur Craswell shall stay away from me while I'm at work, preferably on the opposite side of the plantation.  I am neither, and both. No, Manoiselle, I simply know what I'm talking about. Most of the time. I see. Well, if you expect to go on here, you'd better keep your opinions of yourself to yourself. And you will work under the supervision of Mr. Craswell. Take your orders from him. But, mademoiselle, this is impossible. Then I suggest that you return to Haiti and forget the entire project. Oh, no, no, no, I... Very well. It will be as you say, mademoiselle. Ah, huh? I thought as much. Oh, ben, huh? Oh, bonjour, Monsieur Craswell. I have not seen you about lately. I trust the horse racing has been kind to your purse. Are you draining that bat when I expressly told you not to? The indigo is settling. This is the precise time for draining it. Turn it off. Turn off that figure.  Did you hear me? Turn it off. Monsieur Craswell, the young lady depends on me to produce a perfect die. I realize you would like to see me fail. But I must do it correctly according to my formula. Oh, insulin beggar. Ever since you came here, flattering Miss Lucas, in the thinking you had some secret to make a rich nothing gone right. Miss Lucas is not concerned with becoming rich. She thinks more of the success of the colony. Bosch, the colonies are doomed and everyone knows it. I, for one, am going back to England as soon as I'm able. Well, you can, Monsieur, and good riddance. For me, I'm going to stay. There is a nearer freedom in America. And I came from Haiti to work and live. And I happen to know why you left Haiti in such haste, which I shall use at the proper time. But enough of this now. Will you turn off that spigot? No. I will not, sir. I will. Get out of my way. And just to teach you who has the wheel authority here, I think I'll erase that grin of yours for life. That twig again. You wouldn't like to go back to that prison in Port-au-Prince, would you? They beat you there, too, don't they? And nice. But it won't do you any good. In fact, I hope you try to attack me. Joshua. Joshua, come in here. You want me mad to cry as well? And get to comfortable, Joshua. Yes, yes. Tell them there's an escaped convict here. This will put in chains and deport it back to Haiti. Oh, yes, sir. I will never go back. I have done nothing I'm ashamed of, and I will never go back to the torture. Stop him. He stabbed me. Don't let him get away. Stop him. Stop him. Miss Liza, oh my goodness, you're sure looking pretty. Yeah, my nilly. My cap's straight. Even if it wasn't, you'd still look blooming. Mr. Charles is going to feel mighty set up when he sees you trailing down the stairs. No, I don't think Mr. Charles ever really sees me. Holy sees when he dreams at night a legal document and a hapiest corpus. What you saying? Never mind. I'm going down now. Fasten my stairs, will you, miss? Yes, Miss Liza, before you go. Well, wait, Mr. Charles is waiting for you. Well, I had it in my mind. You ought to know what happened at the stables this afternoon. Well, it was that Frenchman, Mr. Pierre. His dad, Mr. Claas, went right through the gizzards. What? Milly, why didn't you tell me before? I was scared to, Miss Liza, till I found out Mr. Claas well didn't die yet. That Frenchman, he run away right out into the swamp somewhere. But how did it happen? I don't know.  And where are you going, Miss Liza? I've got to go down and tell Charles. He'll be able to do something. Oh, but I haven't got to stay fast until the end. Charles! Liza, what's wrong? Oh, Charles. Pierre's dad, Mr. Craaswell. What? He may die. But I know Pierre must have had a good reason. We've got to help. Now, wait a minute, not so fast. They had some kind of enmity between them all along. I should have known they'd be trusted. Look, Liza, no matter what it was, or whether Mr. Craaswell lives or dies, you must not take sides in this, at least until we know the facts. You're not going to be a barrister now. Why are you so upset? What does this Pierre matter to you? Charles, when he first came here, I thought his idea was good. And my vanity, my need for money made me accept it. I never thought of what he wanted or needed. This is an amazing change in you, Liza. Must be a reason for it. A human being is out in those terrible swamps somewhere frightened in need of help. Isn't that reason enough? And what help can we give him, Liza, except the assurance that he'll be given a fair trial? Oh, you don't understand. He's never known the fairness and justice. He thought he'd find it here, but so far he's seen none of it. So why should he trust us now? Liza, look at me. What's come over you?  And why shouldn't I be? I can think you're capable of it. Well, I am.  I don't care what he was before he came here. He tried to live up to his side of the bargain. He's important to us now. If we're ever to start this industry, Charles, he must be here to help us. So we must help him, don't you see? The trial, except in the court of law. Law, law. Is that all you think of? I'm going out in the swamp and find him and bring him back. That's what I think of your law. You wouldn't dare go out there. Oh, wouldn't I? Well, I'm going. And don't try to follow me. Eliza.  Coming to the Indigo Girl, starring Gene Tierney as Eliza Lucas on the Cattlegate of America, presented by the DuBont Company, makers of better things for better living through chemistry. In the year 1744, a girl named Eliza Lucas is trying to start an Indigo dye industry on a father's plantation in South Carolina. Difficulties arose when a dye maker, Pierre Obann, who has come from the West Indies to help Eliza, quarrels with her overseer, stabs him, and disappears. Because his knowledge is essential to the creation of an Indigo industry in the colonies, Eliza determines to find Pierre and bring him back to her plantation. And in the swamps, he comes upon a deserted cabin. Pierre? Are you in here? What do you wish for me? Oh, Pierre, listen. I want you to come back with me. I'll see that they don't arrest you. I have killed a man, then, Moselle. But you haven't. Joshua says he isn't even seriously wounded. Even so. You must have heard. I have a prison record. Worse than that, I escaped from the jail. They will send me back to Haiti in chains. Not if you come back with me. I can hide you where the authorities will find you. Oh, please, trust me. Why should I? Because, Pierre, I've come to believe in you. You started something good. Something important. And I want you to see me. I'll help you all I can myself if you'll only come back. And Crasswell? I'll discharge Mr. Crasswell in the morning. Please, please. Now, do be. Very well, Moselle. I will risk it. Lies, I have to tell you that Mr. Crasswell's done gone and got you into real trouble. What are you talking about, Mille? Well, he knows, Mr. Pierre told you the secrets from making Indigo. And that's why you was hiding him here on the plantation and he's gone and told the constables. Are you sure? How do you know? Oh, Dr. Wood's got a wonderful way about him. He knows just about everything that goes on around here. Then they'll come here. They'll arrest Pierre and Mille. No, they ain't going to come. They're here right now. What? Yes, ma'am. They're strutting around a place like they owned it. Oh, Mille, why do you always take an hour to tell me anything? You there. Soja, what do you think you're doing? Ain't it a parent mist? We found this escaped convict on your property. We're drinking him into Charleston. But you can't. You haven't any right. We ever warrant for his arrest? I think that's sufficient right. Now, prisoner's already admitted that he stabbed Mr. Craswell. Haven't you, old man? I think there is no need for me to say anything. Now. Pierre, I'll do everything I can for you. I promise. You have already done enough in having me arrested. I? But you can't take that being. Can't I? It has happened, has it not? Now that you have learned a secret for making the die, what else is there to think? Goodbye, Mlle. Eliza, I can scarcely believe it. Come in, please. I hope you don't mind. Please sit down. I'm delighted to see you. Are you really? Because I need your help now, desperately. Oh, yes. They've arrested your Pierre. Eliza, no one can save him. It is guilty. But he isn't. He acted in self-defense when he stabbed Mr. Craswell. Perhaps. Charles, you must believe it. He's told you this. But there are witnesses who heard him threaten Craswell the day he first arrived in Charleston. How do you know? I'm getting my business to find out. I also discovered several other details. Which prove him guilty, I suppose? No, Eliza. I believe him to be innocent. What? I just don't understand. You see, Eliza, in law, one is supposed to be innocent until proven guilty. But to a lawyer, it's often just the opposite. Now I thought you guilty of thoughtlessness, frivolity, almost criminal negligence of the trust your father put in you when he went away. And wasn't I? I don't know, Eliza. I despaired of you. And then, suddenly, almost overnight, you changed. I thought it must be love for a man that had done this for you. And you were jealous. How could I help it? I loved you myself. Who did you? Do you? Oh, I missed you so much. I tried to reason it out, but logic didn't help. All I can say is that I want you to marry me. If I listened to your marriage proposal, will you defend the heir? You'll accept me. I said I'd listen.  Will you do it? Will you? My dear, I had already written my introductory remarks to the court. In the court, an apology. Counsel for the defense will continue with a cross-examination. All right. Mr. Kraswell, you've said that the defendant was draining the dye vat against your express orders. Now, may I ask why you gave that order? Why? Because he was going about it all wrong. He would have spoiled the entire run. You're sure of that? Of course I'm sure. And because the defendant refused to obey your orders, that run of dye was ruined? It was. Mr. Kraswell, a few minutes ago, you testified that the defendant drew a knife and stabbed you while you were both standing by the vats, arguing as to whether the spigot should be turned on or off. I assume that you stood by and watched to see whether the dye was ruined or not after you'd been stabbed. Your lordship, I object. There is a leading question. Objection sustained. Have any more questions to ask the plaintiff, counsel? No, your lordship. But I request permission of the court to call Miss Eliza Lucas to the stand. Stand down, Mr. Kraswell. Miss Lucas takes the witness stand, if you will. You swear to tell the truth? The whole truth, nothing but the truth, so here to get it. I do. Now, Miss Lucas, will you explain to the courts why you are wearing that particular gown today? How do you like my gown, your lordship? Well, it must be coming, but what does your gown to do with the case? It's a lovely shade of blue, isn't it? A real pure indigo of the kind one finds only in the West Indies. Your lordship, I object. The color of the witness's gown, and it's becoming this, are both irrelevant. She's trying to influence the court unfairly by calling attention to her beauty. Your lordship, I submit that the witness has good reason for mentioning her gown and its color. True indigo dye is important to this case. Objection of the rule, please continue, Miss Lucas. When Pierre Aubert came to my plantation and asked to be allowed to produce the dye, I was as ignorant as anyone else as to how it was done. I gave him very little encouragement and nothing to work with. Our indigo fields were in disgraceful shape. Our backs and equipment were waste. But I saw that he had a will to succeed. He had wanted to come to this country because he said it had an air of freedom. However, my overseer hated him openly. Your lordship, may I interrupt? The witness has not made one statement too irrelevant to this case. My dear sir, it seems to me the most relevant statement I could make in this case is that Pierre Aubert has brought a will to work. Strengths and a new industry to the new world. And instead of showing him that we believe in freedom of opportunity, we have betrayed him. Order, order. And as to his guilt, I can only ask you to recall both his testimony and out of my butler, Joshua. Mr. Kraswell threatened Pierre Aubert with a whip when he refused to follow his orders. Yet Pierre knew what he was doing, gentlemen. The color of my gown bears witness to that. I made the die for it thanks to Pierre's secret. Because of this knowledge, I have been able to help other planters start producing indigo so that we may all benefit, so that the colonies may become independent. Order, order. Thank you, Eliza. Your lordship, the defense rests. Order, if you please. The court inclines to the belief that the reasonable doubt in this case is established. And in accordance with the witnesses' striking plea, I strongly urge that each one of us shall be given to think before we deal unfairly in such a situation again. For herein lies our future and the nation which we hope to build. It is no remittance to the custody of Miss Lucas. His majesty's court dismissed. May I compliment you on your plea, my lady? You plead as well as Shakespeare's portion. The talent isn't mine, your lordship. Who is that? I learned it from counsel who put me in the witness' box. Charles Pinkney, my husband to be. Indeed. My felicitations, Mr. Pinkney. Thank you, your lordship. You see, in exchange for my undertaking this case, the witness has promised to be my bride. Then matter ends well for all concerned. But tell me, Miss Lucas, aren't you afraid that counsel has driven a hard bargain with you? Oh, no, your lordship. Not at all. I should have married him in any case. The next upon cavalcade, the indigo girl, was written by Virginia Radcliffe and Paul Peters. Was directed by Jack Zoller. Music was composed by Arden Cornwell, conducted by Donald Glyon. Stout Copsworth was heard as Charles Pinkney and Bob Dryden as Pierre Aubert. Next week at cavalcade time, we'll present another popular and talented star of the screen, John Lunds, in a heartwarming and beautiful story of a boy, a girl, the land, and Johnny Appleseed. And in weeks to come, you'll hear Rex Harrison, John Payne, and Madeline Carroll in future cavalcade stories. This is said Pearson speaking. Cavalcade of America comes to you each week from the stage of the Longacre Theatre on Broadway in New York, and is presented by the DuPont Company of Wilmington, Delaware. Gene Tierney appeared to the courtesy of 20th Century Fox, producers of The Snaked It, starring Olivia DeHadler.


This is the setting for a featured match today. Welcome to you. Martin Tyler here with Alan Smith. Premier League football we have for you. It's coming right up. It's Liverpool against Manchester United. Yeah, thanks, Martin. Looking forward to this. We've got some really good players out there, and importantly, we've got some match winners, some gold scorers down on that pitch. I don't think we'll be disappointed. They're getting the ball forward. They need to do that. Room for the cross. Incisive pass. Very well read by the goalkeeper, because the attacker was almost in. This is the Liverpool side. In goal is Alisson. Virgil van Dijk plays alongside Joe Gomez at the back. Tagio Mane starts with Mohamed Salah in the wide positions, and Roberto Firmino is the one striker. This is then the Manchester United line-up. David De Gea starts in goal. Has a go here. In the hair with the save, a magnificent save. Corner swung in. An opportunity to shoot. Superb from the hair. He's met that so sweetly on the volley. Well, he's met it so flush, it's untrue. It's flew into the net. Love, actually, because it rewards their ability to follow in their anticipation.  She's saying what about anticipation? Paul worked by Mattage on the ball. Still one of the great fixtures in the English game. Manchester United and always true. My football from these boys, they've scored again. Just wide. Perfect pitch on a perfect day in this stadium. Martin Tyler here, along with the former England international, Alan Smith. Premier League football is coming right up for you. It's Liverpool against Manchester United. I love visiting this ground. Really been disappointed with the entertainment on offer. Don't think I will be today either. This is the Liverpool side. In goal is Alisson. Virgil van Dijk plays alongside Joe Gomez at the back. And Hamid Salah plays with Sadio Mane. It could be it. He's got so much better than that time that he's won off the back of defenders on the training ground. Manchester United and Liverpool. The history is long. And the matches are very, very competitive. Well, we've seen some terrific contests down the years and there's an element of bitterness almost between the two sets of fat. It could be it. And the referee looks to his assistant. He's got the flag up, it's offside. Clean possession and giving it away. Roberto Camino. Hamid Salah. It's been caught offside once or twice today, but not there.


My name is India and this is how one man went from surviving the holocaust to shaking the internet. Let me introduce you to 86-year-old Gideon Lev. He loves to dance and deliver flowers to those who need a smile. But Gideon is quite different from other people his age. Shalom! My name is Gideon Lev and I love TikTok. TikTok. It is an app that some claim is only for young people. Yet Gideon, as a holocaust survivor, uses TikTok to share his story and fight hate against the Jewish people online. With millions of views and over a quarter million followers, he is definitely a sensation. But I must say, Gideon's story begins way before TikTok even existed. When I was a child, I was sent to a concentration camp, Terezin, just north of Prague. How was it there? It was terrible. Hungry from morning to night, day in, day out. And what did we do? Anything and everything to survive. And here I am. Most of Gideon's family never returned. Only my mom and I survived.  One day, Gideon's partner Julie had an idea. She wanted to share Gideon's story to a new generation. So she helped him open his TikTok account called The True Adventures. We learned how to do TikTok ourselves and as we are learning, we're also getting better at it. At least I hope so. So to begin with, we were wondering whether we're going to have any success. But lo and behold, we were shocked how many people liked us. Gideon knows where Jewish hate led to before. That's one reason he does what he can to educate others. Now with a massive audience on TikTok, Julian Gideon's day is often filled with filming and editing videos. Yes, there is a fun side to what they do. And also a not-so-fun side. There is something to really, really disturb me. So much racism, so much hate against Jewish people on TikTok.  And that is what so many Jewish creators experience online, simply for being Jewish. There is something in Gideon that I especially admire. Optimism. He believes each one of us is capable of bringing change to places that desperately need it. Gideon is making that change one video at a time. This is the amazing life of Gideon Love. This is Inside Israel. Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time.


Alright, here we are at the front of Linley Valley pork. The gas chambers are just there. We're going to wait for some trucks and stop them to see if we can see some pigs before they get slaughtered.   You see places like this with a slogan like that have done a lot to build up their façade and their reputations. They don't want people like us with cameras here destroying that by just showing the faces of the pigs before they go into these places. We're only on two minutes mate, that's it.  You don't want to go to jail but run into somebody other mate. I don't care, he's in my way! I'm so sorry babies, I'm so sorry. You're so better than this.  One more minute, one more minute and we'll let you go buddy. Put your hands on me mate.  Move away from the truck of the truck. Don't put your hands on me mate. Don't put your hands on me. Move away from the truck. Peaceful protest buddy, just want to see the animals. Go back on the footpath. Yeah, we just want to see the animals mate. Trespass. This isn't trespassing, your property starts there. Our property starts right where that gate is. Does it? Right back there mate. Does it? So you trespass. No worries mate, I'll know that for next time. We'll stop them out on the road. Yeah, we will. So he's getting quite upset that truck driver. Stopping him for one minute, two minutes. That's all we wanted, two minutes with the truck. With the pigs and they like to be pretty aggressive here. They've got a lot to hide here I'd say. This first truckload here with a six month old, just the normal eating pigs around six months old. These ones in here look like sows, they're the mothers. Spent sows and then they usually get mixed up for sausages and you know sausage rolls and just the second grade cuts. They're just exploited mothers. I wouldn't want us stopping their trucks either. Showing everyone what they look like in there. He's taking it out on the pigs. He's got a stick in his hand. How you going mate? How you going mate? Yeah good. So what do you want to do? Keep away from the trucks and take someone to do it. We only want three minutes but then you're going to run us over. You shouldn't be in their way.  Not in front of the truck. So what are you talking about? You mentioned three minutes. We only want a couple minutes with the pigs to offer them some compassion, have a photo. They could be at the traffic lights for that long. We don't need to be aggressive. We're a peaceful movement. Every time people come here. But you were.  Get off the premise. This is peaceful protest. Get out of there on the footpath where you belong. This is a peaceful protest mate. Don't make it like this alright? Hey who was putting their hands on me buddy? I did because you're in front of the truck. Doesn't mean you're allowed to touch me mate. There's quite a few tonnage. The next time. The next time. He just has to stop for 30 seconds.  Everyone else has we've been fed. When has there been a truck? There hasn't been a truck yet for the guys. The next truck that comes. We'll stop the truck. One of these kids got run over. How about let's have a policy from now on. Moving forward as Ron was saying. And we'll move forward with a new plan. And that's all Joe wanted too. And today we didn't. I'm sorry. No you went overboard. No. How? I don't know about that. He didn't stop. We asked him for three minutes. You put your hands on me. Didn't have to happen like that bro. You know. We've worked together with the youth people. We've offered everything we needed to do. We don't need that. But there's 420 people inside there working. We've got an obligation to give them jobs. And supply them jobs. We understand that. We're in here to see the animals. We don't like what we're doing. We're not anti-worker. We're not anti-trucker. But that's it. Okay. We're just here for the pigs. We just want to see the pigs before they get slaughtered. We could have a few minutes on the road as Joe said. No worries. If you stand on the opposite side of the trucks and have them on there. But not in front of the trucks. They just can roll over that hill. How can we guarantee something? The young girl dropped a piece of paper. One of your signs. And nearly the back wheel nearly hit her head. Which one of these girls dropped the paper? We've got it all on footage, mate. He was telling us he's going to run us over. You get me somebody.   Don't leave. That's completely different. That's not reasonable. But he was coming around the corner. What happens if that girl got her head crushed? Some of that triple of vegans. I know you don't eat meat. There are a lot of people in the world that do. In fact, pigs and chickens are by far the better animals to process. Because of what they do for the carbon. What they don't do. As an individual. Sorry, buddy. I understand you don't eat. You don't eat. If they were dogs in there, would you be saying the same thing? I don't know. Do you have a pet dog? No, I don't. Okay. Do you have a pet dog? What would you do if we were slaughtering your pet dogs in there? You'd be trying to stop us. But isn't there slaughtering in humane situations in Bali?  I've seen inside a gas chamber. It's not humane in there. They're terrified in there, mate.   Instead of going up there for your holidays. It's horrible in there. Imagine getting lowered in a cage into some gas. You would hate it. The next truck coming down is a Mali's truck. Right? It's an enclosed truck. It's a large semi-trailer.  Right? Now, I'm just telling you that. Sorry. Sorry. That means nothing. So where do you come from? You're different. Where do you... I'm South Australian. Oh yeah, so you're... We've got gas chambers there too. Which abattoir do you... Which abattoir? There's a really big gas chamber there. In Murray Bridge. Big River Pork. Oh yeah, okay. There's a gas chamber there. There's gas chambers in Victoria. We've seen footage from inside of here. We know what goes on in there. Exactly. The pigs don't go in there willingly. That's for sure. They suffocate in CO2 gas and they burn from the inside out. It's horrible. At a young age? Well, that's not quite right because all of the burning from the inside out is not quite right. Carbonic acid? There's no carbonic acid that reacts with the CO2? No, we use CO2 in there. But I'm just saying they don't burn from the inside out because all of the organs are better than exported and they're quite suitable for you. Why do they make the noises in there? Why do they make the noises in there? But that's unloading. Do you think that's humane that... No, no. When they get loaded to the gas, why do they scream? There's no noise when they go into the gas tunnel. So yours is different? It's the latest technology. Come on, man. You're talking to me here, man. I've seen it all. I can't debate with you because you've got one view of thinking and we've got another view of thinking. So we'll never ever... I would never agree with this, but we have to agree that they don't want to go in there. We'll never agree. That they want to go in there willingly? We'll never agree. We'll never agree. Do you think they want to go in there? We've got your thoughts and we've got our thoughts. Oh, that's great school. And tech industry and technology, you've got their thoughts. If people weren't eating these pigs, you wouldn't be in this business. But so... I understand that. But it's the largest... It's the largest, can you assume, meat in the world.  Do you eat the pigs out of here? Oh, I don't eat much pork. Why not? I eat chicken. I don't just live on vegetables. You can smell the feces and stuff when they come in. Does that make you sick? No. Okay. I eat pork. I don't eat pork at Christmas. I have roast pork. I don't eat a lot of pork. Yeah. It's not something we enjoy, but we do create... You don't enjoy slaughter them. You don't enjoy slaughtering them. It's not part of my life, but maybe I'd have better education and mightn't be here. Yeah. Have you got grandchildren? You've got grandchildren? Yeah, I've got grandchildren. Have you shown them what happens inside of here? Yeah, they've been up here. Have they liked it? I've been up here and worked. Have they liked seeing the pigs like this? They've been up and worked. Yeah. They work in here? Yeah, they work here. Do you work? Yeah. Where do you work? I work for animals. So you're a professional animal liberator, right? Well, I don't liberate animals. I just create awareness about industry. So you get... Who pays you to defend Australia, do they, or...? Defend animals. I defend animals. Well, the animals would pay me if they could, but... Okay. But someone's paying you. Sorry? Someone's paying you. So you're not unemployed. You are actually being paid. No, I'm employed. Okay. I'm employed. That's good. I like to think that most people... I like to be on the right side, but... Because I'm also paying taxes, and I hope those taxes are being consumed in the right areas. That's all. Yeah. Why aren't you doing school teaching today? I'm a technician, mate. Oh, yeah? I did it the day here. What? Telecommunications. Yeah. Everyone's got to work here. Back off the truck! Come back! I'm not touching the truck, dude. Back off the truck! That was the deal, mate. You're pushing the issues again. I was supposed to take photos if we can't, like, get closer. Oh, what was that? That was, like, two seconds, man. You know, we were supposed to do that. I appreciate that a lot, but, um... Just take photos, that's it, buddy. Just gives you a bit of a taste of what's to come if you want to continue with the movement. I think this is a very powerful way of doing activism. It's very important.  A lot of people are going to see these pigs before they get killed, which is telling all the pigs' story, which is what we're here for. There's a lot of stress if there is any stress. No, I'm not sure. We'll be laying down. You'll see the next truck comes. I'll be all laying down, you know? Happy to be here. I know. Good. No. Good. We will see you straight away. No, I appreciate that. No, but this is with the camera. I'm not touching the pigs. I'm not intervening with the truck. I'm not touching the truck, bro. Hey, I'm not going to touch any of the truck, bro.


दियोस्टृड Krishna ощ corsani कुम क آज़् remembering Вот these students now were discussing mechanical hazards and machine safe guarding वो कारदिन看 धियो Mystery & Self-Guardingव, With reference to electrical hazards अच्थ्टीकानोže आड्टिकान है Under electrical hazards सर posters we have to define आज़द आन स्वस्टोरकोफा्ना है that these hazards is associated with the electric chain to please the passengers अन को अच्टीकानोन की कहथटीक, Because electrical hazards are called electrical hazards Ok, now we will see the definition of electricity. Here we see the selectessity of electricity is the flow of negative charged particles called electrons through an electricity conductive material. electrons orbit the nucleus of an atom which is located approximately in the atom's centre. here ye are protons, neutrons, nucleus What is remaining?, aspect is connected here. here electron orbits move now the negative charge of the electron is neutralized by particle car neutrons which act as temporary energy depositories for the interceptions between positively charged particle car proton and electron this technical terminology in which students in electrical engineering we treat children but the summary of this is यह आरक्ट के अंदर चूँ याटेसिती की बजा से बजा से आगर कु प्रव़ट्यम अग्जुस चोति है तो शे को हम आटेके finalmente ऴोपते है here we further define as electrons that are freed from an atom are directed by external forces to travel in a specific direction produced electrical current also called electricity because of the electron and its movement, when electrons and electrical currents are generated, we call that process electricity, which means that it is operated and used in front of different products electrical current passing through the human body causes a shock if that same electricity passes through the human body, then it feels a shock because of which chances are that it may be expired so whenever you will use the electrical products, touch, use, operate, then your proper productive equipment, your tools or gloves, you have to use them properly the potential difference between two points in a circuit is measured by voltage a short circuit is a circuit in which the load has been removed or bypassed these are the technical terminologies one is positive, one is negative, one is neutron, one is load, one is bypass now in all the terminologies, what have we learned dear students, we have learned that in organizations, the problem that exists because of electricity is electrical hazards but to avoid that electricity hazard, you have to follow the SOPs number one, number two, when you have to use electricity, then the proper productive equipment in the organizations you have to wear protective equipment, you have to use it, you have to wear it after that you have to use electrical products or you have to touch them when you follow them, then automatically the electricity hazards will be reduced


We don't have to reach all the way inside a tigger. Yeah, like literally. The environment and it filters that as well. It's kind of like your own business.