Hello, my name is Serge. I'm a platform engineer at SIGST, but today I will not be talking about Kubernetes doc.jrpc. Instead I will be trying to cover a very simple and familiar topic, desktop apps. Ten years ago we have been promised that mobile phones will replace everything and it will be the only device we will ever need. Then we were promised that wearable devices will replace even mobiles and we will be just sitting wearing glasses, waving hands and talking to ourselves. And that will be how we will solve our daily tasks, but as a matter of fact we now carry supercomputers in our pockets and we still bring our favorite laptops to the conferences like this because that's the only productive way to get the job done, especially if you care about data privacy, sensitive data performance and connectivity issues. So we still use day-to-day desktop apps like ten years ago, in fact exactly like ten years ago, which is really sad because there is not much progress. It was 1973 when Apple has published their human-computer interaction guidelines where they have introduced the thing that later became known as WIMP, window icon menu pointer paradigm. Basically they have defined a set of common user interface elements and the way how user is supposed to interact with them and it somehow became popular. Later other operating systems, other vendors caught the same idea and when Linux finally got a decent desktop they had nothing left to do then to apply the same approach. And it's really sad because if we remember the early mobile devices like Windows C, they literally copied the Windows desktop interface and just put it on a smaller screen. Even early Android phones, if you remember, they had a menu button because, well, if it's an application it should have a menu. If there is not enough space on a display to put the menu on, let's make a physical button. But as a matter of fact it's not what we need now. And Apple started this WIMP paradigm because they had to sell extremely expensive computers to people who had no understanding what a computer is. And if you ask your potential customer that he will have to learn how to perform this or that task every single time for every single new task he will have to learn a new approach and pay money for that, that will never work. So Apple tried to unify all the tasks to a common pattern. But now we have totally different reality. Even three-year-old, they can watch YouTube if not broadcast on YouTube. They can play arbitrary games. They are familiar with computers. Same for elderly people. They are very comfortable with emails, browsers, text editors. So people know how to use it. Now the problem rises how to let your users work efficiently. Not in the familiar workflow, but in the efficient workflow. And this is where the WIMP paradigm doesn't really work. So we are entering the post-WIMP era. We are experimental UI appears and UI has to change in order to help new users. We are using Thailand Windows managers not because they look cool and make you feel like a Neo, but because if you have many open windows at the same time and you have really big monitors, that's the most efficient way to manage your windows. Some applications have introduced mouse gestures because you have multiple fingers and your touch pads probably can capture multiple fingers at the same time. So it's more efficient. Audio software is a good example of post-WIMP interfaces. They apply metaphors not familiar to average person, but very familiar to a typical musician. And also what is interesting about musical software is that you can input your data not using your mouse or keyboard, but also using your MIDI controllers, turning knobs and things, and you will see how that responds in the user interface as well, which is much more productive way than just clicking check boxes, pressing buttons and so on and so on. So user expectations are rising as well and people now have seen lots of beautiful mobile apps, web apps, and now they expect the same from the desktop app. They want to have bright typography. They want to control the font size. They want to control light and dark themes because some people prefer to work at night time and software developers create software at daytime often. So people like to see animations because they help to understand what is important, what needs your attention. And also remember the old Patern press one for help. For me, for example, that never helped. I ended up with some boring document that I could not even read. And now in non-traditional interfaces, I see more and more the concept of onboarding when you see some illustrations, some interactive guidelines that shows you the core principles of how the application works and you quickly learn the rest. So all these novel approaches, they make desktop applications more usable, more friendly, and I would say that is the way to go and that is what users expect. Of course, for this, you will have to change your UI, your UX more often. It's not like you write it once. You have to rewrite it again and again. And for developers, that is really painful. And I believe this is why Electron got traction because developers finally found a way to develop UI easily. And I'm not saying that Electron is good. We all know what is wrong with Electron, but let's agree it has a few really good points and it's not only because it finally makes Java look good. It simplifies packaging of the apps, distribution of the apps, because it provides a common platform, common runtime for all the platforms. So developer does not have to care about what operating system he targets. He only develops the application. He only cares about users, not the technical details underneath. So Electron does some really good things. And especially, I would say, Electron allows you to use existing UI kits and UI frameworks because over the years there has been lots of HTML5 templates, kits that you can just take and use. And as a matter of fact, if you remember how programmers were creating user interfaces in the past, that's something that we really do badly. Now, if we target HTML5 interfaces, for example, we can ask some volunteer designer or friend designer to build some prototype in Sketch and export it as a set of HTML and CSS. We just blindly copy that into our app and we get actionable prototype at no cost. In fact, last FOSDAM there was an open source designer group and I was asking them for some review of my desktop apps. They have given some advice. Yeah, that's how it works. Collaborating between designers and developers is much more productive when you target HTML interfaces. So I started to think what can I do to keep the benefits of the Electron and not end up with bloweted software? So option one is to just use the browser that user has just installed because probably it's a good browser because of the user's choice. And option two is to use some browser and time that already comes with the operating system. If you have a look now, all the modern desktop operating systems are shipped with some kind of a browser and time and often a good one, even on Windows. So Lorca is the outcome of the option one development. It's a very, very small Go library that basically helps to run Chrome as a user interface layer for your Go app. The way it works, I'm saying Chrome because according to statistics, over 80% of users now have Chrome or Chromium installed. Even if they are Firefox or Safari users, they still tend to keep Chrome installed at some point because there are some websites only working in Chrome. It may not be their favorite browser, but they have it. So Lorca employs this fact. It starts Chrome in parallel to your Go app. So your Go app is hidden. Chrome window is visible. It starts Chrome in the app mode. So all you see is a title bar and a full screen web view. It establishes the communication channel between your Go, Go app and UI in Chrome. It starts a session, initializes all the things. And after that, your Go app can talk to the browser and control it completely, as well as receive events from the browser if your user interacts with it. That's everything Lorca does. This communication protocol is called Chrome DevTools protocol. It's open, it's public. And from what I understand, there are adapters for other browsers as well, for Firefox and Edge specifically. So from my understanding, there is good perspective that in some near future Lorca can support Firefox and Edge as well. Basically what Lorca does on top of that, it provides some kind of a friendly RPC. Basically you can bind arbitrary Go function that returns any kind of value and maybe an error. It takes any number of arguments. And this function can be blocking. It doesn't matter. And it will magically appear in JavaScript. It will return a promise so you can use a sync await. And vice versa from Go, you can execute arbitrary JavaScript code. If that returns a promise, Go will wait until the promise is resolved. So it feels natural and smooth in both languages. I try to keep the UI layer and that's JavaScript layer as thin as possible and move all the logic to Go. Because that's how I can easily test my application automatically without any user interactions.  Basically you can control the size of the window, make it full screen, minimize, maximize, and that is it. I would like to show you a brief example. In a minute. I hope you can read this. So this is a very, very small app. Basically just importing Lorca. There is some HTML. Very simple. Just an input bar, a button, and a status for text. Sorry? Good question. If not, it's fine. Sorry. So what I do is I create a Lorca UI. I put this HTML as a data URI. Instead of starting a web server, I basically put the whole HTML text as a URL. I create a window of a very small size. Then I bind some Go function that checks if URL is accessible. And this check URL function appears in JavaScript. In this function, I check if URL is accessible and modify the DOM explicitly, depending on the status of the URL. Then I wait until UI is closed, and that is it. So the application is simple as that. I just want to show the basic workflow with Lorca. If I go around it, it appears on my screen. So if I type some first-demarc URL, check online. If I type some nonsense, check offline. That is it. So what I'm trying to prove is that making apps with Lorca is not as hard you don't treat it as a complex UI framework or something, because it's HTML that everyone knows, and it's just binding functions. So Lorca has certain benefits. It's very small. It's literally 1,000 lines of code or so. It has just one dependency for WebSocket, and it's very minimal. The API, as I said, it's like 10 methods at most. You can use the decent browser runtime with organized features, ES6, asynchronous, modern CSS, whatever. You have a very good debugger. So Lorca is very good for prototyping and starting a new app if you have a good idea. But Lorca has certain limitations, and limitations, unfortunately, by design, which we cannot solve. If there are any Chromium developers in the room, I would like to have a chat afterwards. But in some aspects, Chrom prevents you from controlling the window completely, or making it a fixed size, or on some Linux distributions, the window menu is still shown. So there are certain parts of native application that are still broken, so the application looks like a browser on some platforms, and unless Chrom fixes it, there is no way for Lorca to fix it for them, right? So Lorca has certain limitations, which made me think about the option too. So how can we have a full control over the whole WebView and the whole native window? WebView is in much older libraries, something like two years old by now, and I noticed that every operating system now comes with a browser engine. On Linux, we have GTK and WebKit. On MacOS, we have Cocoa and WebKit. On Windows, we have Internet Explorer, unfortunately, until recent times, and in September, Microsoft has published their Windows runtime as a part of their SDK, and we finally can use Edge inside the Windows 32 application, which was a really good move for them, which sparkled the new interest in WebView, and currently we have an experimental branch of WebView, WebUX, and what I'm talking about now is this experimental branch. So WebView basically consists of a common abstraction of a native window. You can create a blank window, you can configure the title, configure the size, configure all the flags of the window you want, minimize, maximize transparency, border, color. I'm trying to keep those minimal, which means if a developer needs to control transparency, for example, he can implement it for all three operating systems, and I'll be happy to merge the pull requests. Before that, I try not to add features because that's something that is low-risk and can be added later. What I'm focused more is browser runtimes. So we now have four browser runtimes, two WebKits and Edge and the message.tml. A browser runtime is expected to support at least four methods. One is to open an arbitrary URL, HTTP something or data URI. That's something every browser can do. It should evaluate some JavaScript. We don't care if it returns a value, we don't care if it evaluates JavaScript asynchronously. It should just try to evaluate some expression. That is also something that every browser runtime can do. It should be able to call native function. It should be able to pass some string from JavaScript to a native part. This is something most runtimes can do fairly well by passing messages. Finally, the browser should be able to inject some JavaScript, some initialization JavaScript, when a new page is opened. This is somewhat tricky and this is where Internet Explorer as of now is a bit flaky, but I have a couple of ideas how to make it work. I expect by spring this experimental branch to be merged and to be the only branch. Anyway, once these four methods for the browser runtime are implemented, then on top of this, WebView builds some kind of a very simple JSON-ish RPC which allows you to bind methods and functions exactly in the same way as Lorca does. If you have a look at the API, the next WebView is now written in C++, so WebView itself is just a single header library. Again, less than 1,000 lines of code, very small due to modern C++ features. And on top of C++, we have bindings for C for Go, and we are open for other languages. Again, last FOSDEM, I was talking to NIM developers. They were interested in providing bindings for NIM. I have started Python Bidings some time ago, and if any of you is interested in creating bindings for your favorite languages, I'm a little bit of a collaboration. If you have a look at the API for Go, it resembles a lot the one from Lorca. And that is deliberate. Because the way how I see these two libraries is that you start with an idea, you want to quickly build a prototype, Go is your most favorite language because it makes you productive.  If your application is successful, if you see that it really solves the task, and if you see that you need a deeper integration with the operating system, then at some point you might want to switch to WebView, and I try to make this migration as smooth as possible. I'm not guaranteeing any compatibility between the APIs, simply because it's beyond my power, because if at some point Chromium, for example, breaks something in the protocol, and I will have to reflect it in the APIs somehow, that will be the only choice I will get. But I will try to keep the APIs ideomatically compatible.  And over the last two years of existence of WebView and a few months for Lorca, I have written a couple of applications in WebView, mostly related to audio and music. I have made one application in Lorca, and that was a real pleasure. So Lorca feels much, much easier to deal with. Also, I know that there are some companies that are using WebView in their production applications. There is TeSanta, the wonderful makers of Mongoose, Mongoose OS framework for Internet of Things, and they have been using WebView for their desktop tool. And so far the workflow of WebView development was really smooth and really productive. Here I have some numbers. So if you make a simple Hello World or to-do-list-like app with Lorca and WebView, this is how big it gets, around 10 megabytes or so, including the embedded assets, HTML and stuff. So basically you have a self-contained executable that you can just copy and that's it. The RAM consumption is, I would say, nothing compared to Electron. Even for Lorca that runs Chrome, the memory consumption is something around 80 megabytes, because if you start Chrome with all the extensions, plugins, and all the additional features that are not really useful for just UI layer, if you disable everything, then Chrome becomes suddenly fairly light-white. For WebView it's even less. It's less than 10 megabytes on all three platforms, on Windows, on Linux, on Mac. And CPU usage here is something that happens when you just move your mouse around your user interface, click something that does not execute any code in Go. So it's not idle, but close to idle. And again, you see the CPU usage on my four-year-old laptop is very, very small. But again, benchmarks, nobody have to trust them. I would suggest to just give it a try and build something simple and see how it goes. If you want to contribute, if you have a feature, if you have interest in developing desktop apps, feel free to reach me after the talk. I'm looking for collaborators and maintainers. And if you get any questions, feel free to ask them. So we have some minutes for questions. So if you have any questions, please raise your hand. And perfect, that way I don't need to walk. Hello, thank you for the presentation. I was wondering, does your program really execute Go code or does it transpire it to JavaScript before? I didn't get it. I'm afraid I need the question to be repeated. OK, my question is, does your framework execute Go code when the application is running or does it transpire it to JavaScript or is it something else? So these are not the frameworks. These are the libraries.  It's a native executable that runs on the native platform. What Lorca does, it just launches a Chrome instance next to it and talks to that.  The communication between JavaScript and Go happens in JSON RPC. And for WebView, it's the same except for it's a single process. It's a Go process with some native C library linked to it. Native code remains native code, not no transpilation. So out of respect for the speaker, please keep silent while leaving. Thank you. Thank you. Great presentation. My question is, how rich your WebView is in terms of changing styling of window, manipulating position, adding on removing shadows, things like this. If we speak about the current stable version of WebView, it can control the size, it can control the title, can control the full screen mode, can control the color of the window. It is what you see for a few milliseconds before the page is loaded. You can control transparency and it somehow works on some platforms. And that is it. For the experimental branch, I kept it very, very small. It's basically just the size. But if you wonder adding a particular feature for shadows, borders and things, it literally takes maybe 20 lines of code for all three platforms. It's just a matter of interest. If you need a particular feature, it's very easy to implement it for all three operating systems and we are done. One last question. Sorry, maybe I missed for the Lorca. You are using Chromium or Chrome. Of course, you have a rich support of the JavaScript ES6. Does WebView have a common ground across all those Web different kind of engines and or if not, do you maybe have some kind of a proposal how you do a Babel or something and did you integrate it with WebView so that you can use in your code a richer version. But then you get it. That's a very good question. So for Lorca, yes, you don't need to transpire anything, you may not use Babel. Everything is out of box because Chrome is a decent browser. For WebView, the lowest common level is Internet Explorer 11, which is fairly terrible. If you don't want to target Windows 7, Windows 8, then your lowest denominator is Edge, which is very decent. You can use Promises, you can use ES6 without Babel. So it depends on what operating systems you want to target. If you want to target Windows 7, which is still a thing, then yes, you will have to use Babel. And WebView does not focus on this because you decide how you want to bundle your front end. You may type it inside your Go sources if you want. You may use Webpack. It's up to you how you use WebView. It's just a small library. It does not interfere with your typical workflow. Okay. Thank you very much. We're out of time for questions, so a round of applause for him, please.


What's up guys? I'm Brian Sakawa. You're watching He Spoke Style and this is what I wore today. So I had this new sport coat made by Michael Andrews of Spoke and I have been looking for different ways to style it. As you know, versatility is very important to me. The sport coat is made with Holland and Sherry cloth, has patch pockets, it's half-lined, double vent and I wanted a jacket that I could wear more casually which is why I chose to go with this gun club check style pattern. So keeping with that casual theme, I chose a pair of selvedge denim. These are by double RL, extremely comfortable from the very first wear. I actually have a pair of APCs that have been waiting to be broken in but these double RL jeans are honestly so comfortable that I've kind of put off the task of breaking the APCs in. It's been really cold and I have been living in turtlenecks. This turtleneck I'm wearing here is by Corneliani. It is a wool and cashmere blend in a beautiful tan color which complements the jacket perfectly. You know when you're wearing a patterned jacket or any piece that has a lot going on, it's always good to let that piece be the focal point of the outfit and keep the rest of the outfit more subdued and simple. Shoes, because this is a more rugged look, I decided to go with boots. These are my favorites, the Dalton by Alan Edmonds in chocolate brown. The glasses I'm wearing, I'm wearing my glasses a lot recently, are by Cubits. Watch is my Rolex GMT Master on a taupe leather strap and because it has been so cold recently, I finished this look off with a light tan knit cap by Drake's. So for me, this is kind of an off-duty look great for a weekday when I don't have any meetings when I'm just out and about and also a great casual but still sophisticated look for the weekend. I'm going to put all of the outfit details below in the description along with links to the pieces I'm wearing or items that are similar. Please let me know what you guys think. If you like this kind of quick outfit style video, give it a thumbs up and leave a comment below. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and until next time, thanks for watching and stay tailored.


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I've got it and i'm reminding you that i've got it It ought to mean more than just a pretty medal. Yes major a lot more You placed me in a most difficult position I've forgotten sir who first said eat drink and be merry But he certainly spoke my language. That wasn't all he said major. Yes, I know this some more about what happens tomorrow And earth doesn't matter sir Give me that application. I'll sign it before I change my mind. Here you are, sir. Thank you Tell me who brings this tour taking you straight across the country and back There's a mr. Hotchkiss from the treasury department who's in charge. Have a good time major sell those bonds and Better look me up and let them back. Thank you, sir. I will Now wait a minute wait a minute one at a time, huh? Sorry major But there's a lot we'd like to know and your planes do to leave soon Yeah, we're just waiting for mr. Hotchkiss to show up say major.  Uh, let's see now 644. Oh too many. Well, we'll split the difference 322. Yeah, the rest got away. What do you think about when you find a battle? Oh personally, I think about my girl Yeah, but which one that's what I think about. I try to decide which one How many bonds do you propose to sell on this tour as hotchkiss? What do you think of the home front as hotchkiss? Hey, I wonder where this hotchkiss is I'd better check up on i'm in the administration building handsome and shakespeare. He will be happy to answer all your questions Oh Well, thanks to the same if you'd like we can page you. Oh, would you mr. Ivy hotchkiss? That won't be necessary. Thank you. What major collins. Yes. I'm terribly sorry. I'm from the treasure department Oh, you are would you mind telling you're mr. Ivy hotchkiss that but i'm ivy hotchkiss. Well that fellow You're who ivy hotchkiss ivy why ivy you mean that Uh, that you're taking us on this bond tour. My boss is supposed to but he's sick Well, that's fine. That's fine.  That's from here for Uh-huh. Well, suppose you start by finding me a briefing room briefing room, you know It's where we go just before we take off on a mission. I need a place like that to say goodbye to my uh my sister Yes, major Are the other gentlemen here? Oh, yes, they're here. And if you don't mind, they'll be needing a briefing room too I'll take care of it right away This is it Time to say goodbye. Are you going to miss me? Oh, you bet I am but you've only known me a couple of days. Oh, but that's a lifetime Gertrude Wilma, uh lifetime Wilma Kiss me Bob Oh, no, no secret everybody knows about this Oh, is it now? Well, i'm not Well, my baby, I've got something for you the little ribbon. It's called pulimurit That means for vala. Oh, you're darling. I didn't know you cared so much. Keep it Wilma for always And how about another little kiss? Oh, Bob, I Say does she have to stand there and watch us? Oh, excuse me. I see how your friends are doing major Something I want you to have Helen this uh little ribbon. It's called uh pulimurit. Oh shakespeare. I don't deserve this Oh, yes, you do but you want it in normandy and you want it in washington Now I'm gonna say thank you Kiss me, baby We didn't see you come in Sorry gentlemen, but the plane's ready. That's right fellas. You're here with the lady said break it up. Say goodbye to handsome girls. Goodbye This way major yes, ma'am Uh, are we going to have this kissing scene everywhere we go? Well, we certainly hope so don't we boys We certainly hope so We've got a lot of this our own private plane. Yeah, and we don't even have to fly it Hey, uh, Bob give me another one of them porti mariz. I planted mine. Yes, uh, here you are Two cents a piece and if that is the work of dinner theater and champagne Have one miss hotchkiss. That's what are those things? It's a ribbon a decoration. See what you do to get them But what are they for?  I don't think I'd like anything. Thank you No, of course you would no, of course she wouldn't oh now look miss hotchkiss. Don't take us too seriously We'll improve honest. We will now. How about are we friends? Well, sure Sure, we're friends. Take me too. I I know you didn't expect to have a woman along Suppose you just forget I'm here and be yourself. That's fair enough. Thanks. Hotchaw. That's a deal Sir, you don't look very comfortable there. Come on. Let me help you. Yeah, let me get those bags Now wait a minute not too much good manners. Oh, just uh relax. Yeah Oh, uh hotchaw that beret you've got on do you suppose you could take it off? I suppose so Well, hubba, hubba, hubba Say that's not bad, you know, not bad at all Mr. Porter gentlemen chairman of the bond rally here in Boston. How do you do it? I can't tell you what an honor it is. Thank you. Hold it please. Hold it just one more picture. That's it. Thank you very much Thank you Now if you'll all just come along with me, we have hotels our heroes are coming to my home for dinner just a small gathering Oh, that's nice. Just 30 or 40 people then after dinner. We'll go to the bond rally Oh, will you take care of the luggage miss uh, I'm here to help in any way I can Anything I can do for you major Collins as a matter of fact, there is step over here hotchaw Oh, excuse us for a second not too long now Well, I've got to consult my little black book here Let's see now Akron Baltimore Birmingham, Boston. Ah, here we are Boston Now see these telephone numbers give them a ring hotchaw and tell them I'll be over later on. Let me see that Peggy Laverne club 400 Alice Joyce congress 4471 major And why the question mark my major the question mark. Oh, I just didn't know her last name Just call Peggy Laverne at the club 400 understand. I understand perfect. Good. Well already, mr. Porter Or you understand gentlemen the three of you wait in this room I'll go into the dining room make a few appropriate remarks by waiving introduction and then I'll say Here come the three musketeers of the skies musketeers of the skies Sure, that will be your cue.  You uh, you didn't lose it. Did you lose what you know the valuable book? No major. Here it is. Thanks. The lady is expecting you wonderful after the bond wrap. Oh, naturally If I may interrupt, I think I'd better join my guests now. Don't forget all we want mr. Porter Oh cool when the orchestra starts try to enter on the downbeat lead. Oh, yes. Yes Now come with me miss hotchies. Is it really necessary to leave them here low? Come along miss hotchies I give you my heart take it miss hotch now then in we go Good evening. Good evening, everyone.  I spoken for almost an hour Why didn't somebody say something I refuse to talk a second more and now Here come the three musketeers of the sky Ladies and gentlemen the three musketeers of the skies His first they disappear and now you drag me off to the club 400. It's right down the block Not a word of explanation nothing. I'm warning you miss hotchies. You want those words to bond rally, don't you? Wait a minute. Yes, that ribbon you're wearing. Where did you get that? Oh, this is called Pula Marie It's given for valor. This is the place. All right, mr. Porter. Wait for me. But where are you going? To the girl's girl's dressing room of course clear up Well, don't stop Shakespeare that out some more sugar. It's good.  Come here, honey. Watch out. What do you mean by walking out on me? Oh gee, mrs. Collins. I didn't know he was married. Please mrs. Collins really It's all my fault. Yeah, we only asked me to have a drink on the county was lonesome and all of a sudden We run into these doubts. Oh, I'm awfully. Sorry mother really. I am Are the children waiting up for me? All right, Nathan. I'll say good night to you little girl Come on darling. We've got work to do. Yes, mother. I'm coming. Good night little girlfriend. Good night honey In spite of all the headaches she caused me earlier this evening That was a wonderful night's work. He does put in at the bond rally Fine, but what are we doing parked in a hotel outing? It's only 10 o'clock I brought you to the hotel because I thought you might be interested in getting some sleep Where's my little black book? Hey, you Alice Mason Mason I just can't remember. What about you two? Well, I kind of like to take a look around the city out there Great city boss and full of historical landmark. Yeah, then I guess I won't see you till morning. I'm going to bed Hey, here's one sixpere. Look corine cramps.  Yeah Well, have a good time. Oh, we will just remember our plane leaves for Chicago at seven o'clock Hey, wait a minute. Hotcha. I've got an idea Look, why don't I just turn over my volume of vital statistics to handsome and Shakespeare? Well, all I was thinking maybe the two of us, you know Look lethario, I know you're a great man with a p38. I also know you're a hero I know too that your heavens gift to the women of america, but it just so happens that i'm not having Good night. Hotcha. Look at her go. She must be mad at something Hey, you know Much is not a bad looking kid. Is she I don't need pair of games too.  He's still mr. Hotchkiss. Mr. Hotchkiss. Mr. Hotchkiss. Oh boy Nothing any ideas for the balance of the evening. Yeah, and no blind flying either. Give me my little black book and gather round Okay, where's the telephone and who's got all the nickels? In just a moment, we'll bring you the second act of you came along starting van johnson Elizabeth scott and down before Meanwhile, here's liby Collins our hollywood reporter your servant sir I mean good evening. Mr. Keely. You see i've been living in the 18th century this afternoon. Very neat trick liby How did you do it? Well? I've just seen a preview of paramount's costume play kitty Starring paulette goddard and ray malan and it made a hit with you. I see Oh my lush lavish lovely. What a picture in kitty paulette goddard plays an 18th century english beauty Who is a model for the painter thomas gainsboro? Well, liby. I'm sure mr. Gainsboro Wouldn't have asked for a lovelier subject of paint than paulette Oh, just wait till the audience to see her in the dazzling costumes and the striking quiffers of the 18th century Goodness what elaborate clothes they wore in those days paulette goddard would do full justice to those period costumes Matter of fact liby. She's plenty gorgeous and plain everyday 20th century dress. Oh, yes, indeed, mr. Kennedy paulette is one of the most glamorous of the hollywood stars With her lovely coloring and those big blue eyes and limit liby that glamorous luxe complexion of hers What a single-minded man you are mr. Kennedy I was just getting to that because paulette is a regular user of luxe toilet soap She says she finds active lather facials just the right care for her delicate skin Lots of lovely stars do liby nine out of ten of them in fact, you know, mr. Kennedy I wish every woman who thinks her complexion could be softer and smoother would try hollywood's beauty care That creamy luxe soap lather really does things for the skin recent tests by skin specialists showed that Actually three out of four complexions improved in a short time with daily luxe soap care Here's paulette goddard's active lather facial I cover my face generously with the creamy active lather and work it well in I rinse with warm water splash on cold and pat with a soft towel to dry Leave skin softer smoother gives it fresh new beauty Screen stars can't take chances with complexion care That's why every woman who hasn't tried it goes it to herself to see what this real beauty soap can do for her skin To make it softer smoother Lovelier Why not get some gentle white luxe toilet soap tomorrow Mr. William keely returns to the microphone Act two of you came along starring van johnson as bob Elizabeth scott as ivy and done before as shakespeare It's early the following morning and aboard their transport plane The three war heroes and miss ivy hutchkiss are approaching chicago After their night out shakespeare and handsome are more than a trifle one The business like miss hutchkiss has just administered by carbonate of soda Oh gee Thanks hudger How'd you know we needed this that's a comes of studying historical landmarks until three a.m Hey, uh, where's bob up front talking to the pilots Now what oh, it's just my shoulder shoulder's a little sore.  I'm a very lucky guy. Hey, give me a leg handsome. I want to knock on wood here Oh, it works fine. See yes, sir hutchkiss. If you want to talk about war wounds just talk to me I'm full of them and bob did did anything hot and bob over there who bomb Yes, well, uh, come to think of it. I never asked him. Oh, here he comes. Well, look, don't you ask him either? Well, some of the guys just don't like to talk about it. Oh, of course Buckle up children. Chicago's coming in already. They want some men going to relax after the bond wrap We're due at the victory center at noon. Will you let us go after that? Certainly I hope you have plenty of numbers in chicago. Oh hot shot.  I'm not After all, you're supposed to look after us. Just what do you expect me to do? Uh, you wouldn't know of a blonde say about five feet four disposition rotten who'll be free tonight, would you? Well, that's the rudest way anyone's ever asked me for a date. What do you say? I don't have a lot in this position. All right, then how about dinner and a good dance band afterwards? Oh, well, hey, hey, what about uh, who's the little major around here? Sorry fellas, you're outranked just concentrate on something nice to say at the bond rally Now listen carefully, please. All right. I'm leaving you here at the rally You go on in a couple of minutes now wait here in the wings. Okay, but where are you going? Sorry, but I have a heavy day. Yeah, well who with the hairdresser. Oh See you later. Yeah at the hotel.  Yeah, well, what do you know?  Well, hello. Oh, I hoped I'd have a chance to meet you. I saw your pictures in the newspaper. Oh, yes Oh, excuse me. This is captain. Oh, don't tell me captain anders and lieutenant janitor. Hey, she knows our names Well, I'm your pinup girl on high. Oh, you bet is but her picture I've yet be held and that hath dazzled my reasons life But when I look at her perfections, there is no reason but I will be blind That shakes very can spot like that all day How nice are you staying in Chicago for long? Oh, no, we're flying to Des Moines in the morning Oh, well, then you must spend the evening with me What would you say that again, please? You must spend the evening with me. I can't let you be lonely. Can I I'll have a couple of very special friends in to meet you. How do you do? How do you do very glad to know you mutual? I'm sure I'm staying at the maywood the maywood will be there Please gentlemen, the audience is waiting for you. Oh, yes. Well, goodbye. Goodbye Hubba hubba hubba Hello, this is Desperate. Yes This is miss hot kiss if major collins or miss hot kiss. We just received a message for you Yeah, it's from major collins. He's sorry to have to break his engagement with you But he's been called to spend the evening with some old squadron phones on a military matter I see. Would you like the note set up? Oh, no, no, thank you very much Well, good evening. Hello, miss heath.  Hi. Hello there. Oh, hello This is major collins captain andres and lieutenant janice. Miss gloria carter.  You sure we're not intruding Maybe you boys are like a drink. Yeah, we certainly would it's in the kitchen. Oh, can I help? Oh, excuse me a moment Well, what would you like major? Say I just had an idea. You see we didn't exactly counter the navy being here. Oh, well, I saw. Oh, that's all right I'm just thinking of shakespeare and handsome How about throwing up a little flak and driving him off that would leave us with three girls and three men Less crowded. Well, I oh come in darling Major, this is my husband rear admiral taylor. Well, how do you do major? Taylor is my real name, you know. Oh Well, that's interesting darling come right in to meet the others. Oh tom. I'm so glad you were able to get away As you were as you were gentlemen as you were Oh, now here's something that should interest you army men my uh souvenir photograph album I dare say you gentlemen would enjoy some pictures of our naval activities now, uh, this one This one was at anapolis way back in 1919 This is rather How do you like that now look we got you out of there didn't we relax you're in a nightclub Hey pipe down I've got the hotel Oh, this is major collins. Did you deliver my note to miss hotchkiss? Oh, yes in an hour ago, sir Oh, she she got it, huh? Oh, yes, mate. Just before she went out one hour Who was I mean just between us or she seemed very glad to see him. She did, huh? Well, that's great the navy again. Yeah, watch it. Uh, never mind. Thank you The sea scout I thought we just left the navy and little joys his apartment Yeah, the whole fleet must be anchored in lake michigan. You guys guess what I just seen admiral halsey. No She just came in hot job hot job here. Yeah, and we're the two striper Well, we're not going to just stand there and talk about it.   Well, no, did you? It won't work bob. It won't it won't work fellas Bill here knows better lieutenant allen major collins captain anders lieutenant janitor Just uh, just what is this lieutenant allen convoy duty. Yeah making for port or just a flat top. Oh, we've made it already Oh, yes, it's all settled. What our future plans About getting married getting that little sudden, isn't it? Oh, no Bill and francis have been engaged for months bill and who francis my sister francis. I don't get it. No Well, bill and francis will be married in san bernadino and since we're going to california I'll be able to attend the wedding. You're all invited, too Oh Oh, well congratulations, old man. That's that's wonderful. Drag up that table.  Oh, thank you That's certainly a beautiful dress you've got on our shakes, but you're just full of compliments Now, why can't I think of those things to say? Well, that's a trouble with you. No imagination No foresight. Yeah, never a thought for the future. I'm sorry, Bob Forget it Hacha my favorite tune. How about a dance? Thank you. Excuse us gentlemen Yeah, what did you mean before about the future? Nothing, nothing at all.  Oh that I didn't think that was a date. We were just talking weren't we? Well, yeah, but I'm certainly glad we ran into you You know Hacha, I might need that parachute after all What parachute any parachute? You've got me up in the air. I might need something to break my fall Mm-hmm. You won't I intend to keep you up in the air You know, uh, that's my language. You're speaking. Is it? Is it a deal then just fun up in the air? Just that You don't take anything seriously, do you? Why Too many things to take seriously a major major old boy. What do you want? May I cut in? If you don't mind captain old thing will be in the morning tomorrow. You may take your turn then Do we say carry on old beam cheerio? Look at him I am I don't mind admitting. I'm a little worried. Why never mind Oh, oh, yeah Skip it Chicago Bob says now wait a little more in the morning says wait till Seattle and Seattle he says wait. Oh, here's a table We better grab it. I've never traveled so far and so fast in my life. This is San Francisco, isn't it? How could you forget it's taken me to fresco to cut in what you say happened to bobbin hence Oh, they'll be along. Well, they know where to find us. What's a cinch the nearest bar? Uh, yeah, uh, what will they have a little sharing you don't mind. No, I don't mind at all as long as I don't have to drink it Sharing the bourbon of soda Wow Good afternoon, sir. Why me this is colonel hunt. It's hot. How do you do pleasure? Well, that should have given me any more trouble. No, it's he'll find just fine. Good The curl's about the best doctor in the air for a savvy just been on a very interesting case and as a general He had a great big spleen and anemic as a noisemaker had malaria no fever though very peculiar case Thanks, uh drink no, thanks just leaving got to get back to the general those tough cases. They always send for me Funny thing ivy, but the man's right. Just take the case of that friend of yours I spotted it like that very unusual tricky to diagnose a friend of Shakespeare. So let's see. It must have been Oh, now look what I've done. John terribly. Sorry colonel. I forget it. Yeah, but the drink I've spilled it all over you Nothing at all about that flyer miss. Hotchkiss his white corpusels multiply too fast Nothing anybody can do about it. Try everything pity fine strapping fellow a major Colonel you'll never guess what I've been doing. It's as healthy as you and I but he can go any minute a month or two Maybe a year you've seen him lately Anders Well, well no you see He he died He died a couple weeks ago. Oh, that's all funny. Nobody told me very unusual case Well, nice to see you Anders. Bye miss. Hotchkiss. Bye. What's that shoulder now? Yeah Great guy the doctor Died two weeks ago Huh? I'll say How about taking a ride in the cable cars, hotcha? No No, I didn't It's bob. He was talking about bob. Oh, now look don't be silly. What? Bobby He's just got a little leg wound.  That's why you never leave him alone That's why you're always so gay So he won't have time to think about it You better snap out of it. Hotch is coming. Come on. I'll turn on a smile. Hurry up Well, here you are. Hi. Hello, hotcha Drink no, we we just ordered them How do you like this guy handsome trying to move in on my girl? Well, I'll fix that hotchar tonight You and I are going dancing without without what without these two primary cadets. Oh, no, you don't Oh, I think I'm still the ranking officer around here and of course the most fascinating fellow Well, let's lead that up to the young lady. Well, well You see it's all settled. All right, you guys find yourselves a couple of blinds Bob Doesn't bother your late to dance Oh, you've got me mixed up hotcha. Handsome's the one with the peg leg nothing wrong with mine Sherry bourbon bourbon and here pay the man handsome. Huh? Oh, how come I always got a man? Okay, okay It's a date then let's drink to it. Huh? Are you and me and the first Thank you for a lovely evening bob fun. Oh, yes Could I uh, could I come in for a minute or a minute?  You look wonderful tonight. Just the way you looked that night in Chicago when I stood you up Aren't you ashamed though? That was a long time ago only three days a week ago I never knew you even existed You can live a long time in a week Sometimes when you're in a tight spot, you can live a year and 10 seconds You've done that, haven't you? I guess it's not a bad way either to crowd everything there is to live far enough day a week or a month What are you talking about you? I didn't hear a word you said Well, I'll ambo along Yes, it's it's late Uh Would would you be sore if I kissed you goodnight? You see I I just feel so good hotcha I wouldn't be sore Good night hotcha Good night Alpha station identification. This is cbs. The columbia broadcasting system In just a moment. We'll bring you the third act of uk malone Starting at van johnson. Elizabeth scott and down before And now for another chat with liby Collins our hollywood reporter mr. Keeley I had such a thrilling experience the other day. I went to see a screening of metragone mayer's picture. They were expendable Oh, yes, liby the picture about baton and corregidor. Yes, and here's what made it especially interesting to me I went with a friend of mine who until recently was an army nurse She wears the presidential unit citation and the bronze star medal for the surfaces She performed during those awful days of baton and corregidor and what did she think of they were expendable? She was deeply impressed and she got a big kick out of the romance between the army nurse and the navy lieutenant And then she told me something of her experience out there Something I thought would interest our lux radio audience go on liby Well, she said that long before she enlisted She was what we call a lux girl and when she left for active service The two things she took with her as reminders of life back home were a pair of red shoes and a box of lux toilet soap I can understand the lux toilet soap liby but the red shoes she certainly couldn't wear them could she Of course not mr. Kennedy. They were for purposes of morale only She told me she used to take them out and look at them just to forget reality for a moment Aren't women funny creatures and then here's something else. She said there was my precious supply of lux toilet soap I used it whenever I could and oh what a lift it would give my spirits I think the women and even the men in our audience will understand just what that army nurse meant She must be happy to be safely back home again Oh, yes, but she's going away again and guess where back to the philippines.  That makes us feel very proud liby Thanks for telling us about your friend's experiences Women everywhere agree with nine out of ten screen stars when they say daily lux soap care leaves skin softer smoother Radiantly fresh Why not get some fine white lux toilet soap tomorrow? See how hollywood's own complexion care can work for you Here's your producer mr. william keely Act three of you came along starring van johnson is bob Elizabeth scott as ivy and done before as shakespeare As Ivy's guests at the wedding of her sister Bob shakespeare and hansom have accompanied ivy to her uncle's home in san bernadino It's a couple of hours before the ceremony and in an upstairs room It's so wonderful to think you were able to get here My one and only sister's getting married remember Oh, by the way, you don't happen to know where the groom is Well, he was showing bob her uncle jack keeps his scott Oh, you know, I I like your flyers ivy.  Yes Ivy is anything wrong you? Oh, you seem so serious. Oh, I'm sorry I've just been thinking what about oh nothing important darling Now come on. You've got to get dressed ivy. I've been thinking too Do you think it's right bill and I getting married? Why? Well, you think when bill sent away having a wife who let make it better for him or worse I don't know Francis If you knew bill was going to die. Oh, don't say that if you knew for sure We'll just still marry him. Of course I would Yes, it doesn't really matter does it one year or 20 years Just a few weeks And you love each other very much I think No Doesn't matter at all. Oh, I'm sorry darling I just want to make sure Hey, here's to you lieutenant a little repetitious by now, but here's to you lieutenant. Thanks Say major. Yeah, you mind if I asked you a sort of personal question shoot I haven't told Francis yet, but I've received my orders. I'm shutting off any day now Oh, that's tough just that I want to be sure I'm doing the right thing getting married Anything's why will it happen to me? Oh, it's not that I'm afraid.  Yeah Yes, that's it exactly for you for you. It'll be quick like a like a debt paid and done with But somebody will go on paying and paying and never quite reached the paid in full.  Yeah. Well, thanks. Thanks a lot Oh hot sir. Hello, Bob. It was a beautiful wedding. Oh, yes, it's a wonderful party. Then why aren't you inside with the rest? Oh Competition's too tough. You're just too popular all those guys in there. You don't really mind No, I guess not girl like you Well, I suppose you must have a man somewhere in the service or back east maybe Oh a lot of them, but but not one that is not an important one No, oh, that's too bad. Why? I guess it will be better if you had Well, there's one man. I like oh, there is. Who is he shakespeare? I like him very much. Don't you? Shakespeare Oh say that reminds me Yesterday in frisco. You were looking very serious at shakespeare when I came in What were you talking about? I don't remember Did he uh, did he tell you anything about me? No Why well, he should have warned you kind of a guy I am What kind the wrong kind a nice girl should never give me a second thought there's no future in it Suppose she doesn't care Well, she should know it anyway And if you care for her that's when I wanted to know what I was like Would you tell her that? I am telling her hot char Oh look look up there Did you ever see the star so bright? Oh, there's my best friend over there Polaris Polaris. Yeah the north star see no no no we're on pointing About a year ago. I I had my instruments shot away and old Polaris He brought me back to england I had to go due west and Polaris is straight north So I put him on my right shoulder and he brought me safely home You want to come home hot char And look look over your right shoulder to Polaris Bob Oh, darling Fine thing.  I'm sorry hot char Here this is something I want you to have What is it?  No, I don't want it Take it I guess I've been kidding myself But I I want you to have it There now turn it over Ah Yeah Wedding ringer that is if you want it if I want it do you want it that way Uh, I don't know I I don't know It has to be the way you want it. Oh, yes Yes Can you promise me something hot char and you've got to keep the promise understand you you've got to keep it I can try look at me. Yes No matter what happens no matter when Don't ever grieve me, baby Don't ever grieve me. Well, a happy triple soon be over. Yeah, what a honeymoon. This has been the next time try the train At least there'd be more privacy. Well, no one can say we didn't accomplish anything on this trip So millions and millions of dollars about and got bob off our hands and now what I'll tell you now what? There was a telegram for us in cleveland. We're going into mitzvill field. Would it be stationed there flying desks, huh? I guess maybe for a while. Oh, there was another wire hot char The colonel got us a house. He's being transferred. It's ours as long as we want it Oh, I hope it's a little house a little house with a lawn in the garden and a fireplace in the living room And the back porch of the vine all over and what range and an electric icebox Well, there's your lease and here are the keys You know mrs. Collins. You're very lucky colonel bonds was transferred. I hope you'll both be very very happy here Oh, we will be well the best of luck. Good night. Good night, and thanks a lot Oh Bob, it's wonderful There's no other house like it in the whole world. This one is ours You here we're alone We can come in here and everything will be shut out the city and the streets and the sky Space and time We'll never know in here whether it was an hour or a week or 10 years. It won't matter It won't matter You know, I I feel like I want to get down on my knees and say thank you It's eight o'clock. You're going to be late. Oh, well, don't stand there woman. Where's my coat? I've got it here. Don't you know if i'm late? Mitchell field will fold up. I'm indispensable. Well, you are Incidentally, I've some very important business to transact today. What's that? I'm going to buy a hat Well, I am Then maybe you'll want to take me out someplace Where do you want to go? Nowhere That's funny. I don't either Well, we we haven't been anyway any place for weeks. So I Well, I thought I'd make the effort in case You wanted to have a good time Hey wait a minute I am having a good time I want you to know that Why this is exactly what every man overseas dreams about Some of them make it and well some of them don't I'm a lucky guy hot shot. I want you to remember that You will won't you? Yes, darling Yeah, that's better Oh, I may be a little late getting home. I have to fly down to washington washington just some more of that red tape I'm tangled up in be back in time for dinner. Be careful my darling. Oh, don't worry about me.  Hey, where you been all day washington, huh?  I got my orders orders. Where you going back overseas? You're kidding. I'm leaving tomorrow. Let me see see what the orders all boy the orders don't you believe me? I'm going back overseas sure Sure, sure. I believe you We're gonna miss you might we handsome such a pleasant character So in case I don't see you fellas in the morning Goodbye old boy Hey, hey, remember us No, goodbyes Always the best bomb. You know that There's uh How'd you know yet? No, not yet. Say, uh, look in on her now and then while I'm going, huh? Sure we will Sure So long you mugs. We've seen you around Good luck This is major collins. Yeah Will you send a wire to the walder e-hospital washington? Tell them I'll arrive tomorrow. Uh before noon. Yeah Thanks I'll be out in a minute.   Oh sure It's already calling. Yes, sir. I'll be right there. Oh curdle hunt. I'd like you to meet no bob. No Say something. No, it's nothing curdle. I'll talk to you on the plane right better. All right Didn't you want to meet the curdle, honey? Not now, darling He He's going with you.  It's been wonderful well No goodbyes No goodbyes Happy landings darling Happy landings The letter hot show what's he got to say? Yeah, where is he? I'll read it to you dearest Landed safely after a pleasant trip. I have a leave here in london before I report for duty I'm staying at the Hastings hotel where the manager is an old friend of mine Well The rest is private Look you go into the living room and answer it. We'll mail it when we leave. Thanks Oh, by the way shakespeare You remember that colonel hunt we met in san francisco? Huh? Colonel hunt the the doctor. Oh, oh, yeah. Yeah He isn't in england now. Is it? Oh, no, no, no. He's in wall to read Why? Nothing Just What's he talking about? I don't know Hastings hotel london. I suppose that's where barb really is. Well, that's where the letter came from, didn't it? Yeah Must be there Mr. Halliday sir. Yes. Yes. What is it? Look, here's a letter from major colons and a letter from mrs. Collins Both from united states and both addressed to each other at this hotel. That is correct I still don't quite understand it sir. I explained it to you once major colons is in a hospital in the united states He doesn't want his wife to know about it. Oh Then shall I readdress the letters as I did before? Yes, and no mistakes mind you. No mistakes Is that you? It's us. All right. Well, come on in. Are you beautiful? Hey, you're ready for the game. We got tickets on the 40 yard line. Just where do I get my coat? Anywhere from bob lately? A letter this morning. Nothing new. He's still in none. Oh, that's swell Well, oh now don't tell me you have other admirers calling. I'll let you know in a minute Uh, yes, mrs. Robert Collins. Yes, sign here, please tell again. Oh, thank you. Shakespeare. I bet bob is having himself a time in london Yeah, I just talked to a fellow flew in yesterday. He said saw bob saturday with a blonde of one arm and a brunette on the other What a guy. What a guy Shakespeare. Well, yeah, huh? Yeah, I don't think I'll be going to that game the A telegram husband Major Robert Collins died at the Walter Reed General hospital It's funny. Oh no. No, I just don't know what to say. I just don't know what to say Well, dinner's ready gentlemen. Come and get it. That's why we were just talking, huh? How a girl could keep up the way you've kept up these last couple of weeks. Uh, that's enough, handsome Oh, yeah, sorry He said to me once Don't ever grieve me Don't ever grieve me, baby Now I know what he meant You knew then too Yes, yes, I knew Oh, uh Say we got news for you.  We thought we might stay here from the spare room just for a few days It's only till we can get another place. Hot shot. Is it all right? Of course. It's all right Say, uh, hot shot. Yeah, I suppose we could have a little drink before dinner. Help yourself I'll pour one for you too. Hot shot. It'll do you good. Yeah, it'll do you good See There it is Go on take it. I want you to know that This is exactly what every guy overseas dreams about it. Some of them make it I'm a lucky good most I want you to remember that We all want you Well, hot you Well Here Here's to us Bob The four of us Moment our stars will return to their trick and calls with a very important announcement for next week If you're a housewife with the daily marketing to do you've discovered it Isn't always easy to buy your favorite lux toilet soap All soaps are hard to get right now a direct result of the acute shortage of industrial facts This shortage is the reason the government asks you to keep right on saving your used kitchen fats They're used to help manufacture most of the peacetime goods. We all want nylon stockings tires refrigerators soaps and hundreds of other articles Pour every drop of used kitchen fats into your salvaged in and take it to your butcher He'll give you four cents for every pound you turn in American women did a magnificent job of fat salvage during the war Now your government asks you to continue it Here's what our secretary of agriculture says It may be many months before we can obtain adequate supplies of imported fats and oils for these uses In the meantime every housewife can help to prevent soap shortages by turning in her used kitchen fats So keep on saving Here's mr. Keely with our stars For the most enjoyable evening our sincere thanks go to van johnson lisabeth scott and don before Then i've watched you climb to the top in pictures and it's been very refreshing to see you taking it all in your stride Well, thank you mr. Keely. I I just hope my luck holds out. It's been more than luck It's been a lot of hard work And lisabeth, we're happy to welcome you to this theater Well, mr. Keely, you can imagine what a thrill it was for me to work opposite van johnson I guess that's every girl's dream Yeah, i'm afraid so Speaking of dreams lisabeth. I trust that dream of a complexion comes from lux toilets. Oh, indeed it does I was using lux when i was posing for magazine covers back in new york city Well, that's probably why how i want to sign you up lisabeth Tell me van i've seen don before in the paramount picture store club and they can be proud of him But when are you giving us another picture? Well, two of my pictures are about to be released I'm working right now on the life of your own current and in my spare time I do a little radio work Radio what shows besides lux van uh on command performance this week Bob hope frank sonata and myself present a very tense and moving drama called the rover boys down east Well, that drama sounds like a thrilling possibility for lux sometime van Well, we'll be glad to do it for you next week if you say the word Oh, no next week reserve for a very special and momentous event on lux Yet for the first time in many years. I can't tell you a word about it Well, that's something new under the sun You mean to tell me you can't tell the name of the play you're putting on next monday night No, only that it's been voted the most popular picture of 1945 by the american public You mean to tell me that you won't even whisper the name of the stars not even half a whisper Well, I suppose we can always guess Yes, but you can guess out loud at least not here over the microphone Mr. Killie you've got me all excited I'm trying to think of all the pictures I liked last year And wondering which one I liked best and now you're wondering if the american public had agreed with your choice elisabeth That's right van Well, you tune in next monday night and you'll hear the name of the picture And the stars that the people of the country voted most popular of 1945 And better still we'll enact the play with the original stars Including the actress who has been voted america's most popular feminine star How did they pick the favorite picture and stars mr. Killie photo make the photo play magazine Selected george gallup's audience research incorporated to make a nationwide poll of moviegoers The winning picture to receive photo plays gold medal award The results are in And the winner will be announced when photo plays february issue is released on friday january 11 Till then our lips are sealed But I can promise you it's one play above all others Most of you will want to hear with two of your very favorite stars sounds like a very exciting surprise mr. Killie i'll be listening. Good night. Good night and many many thanks Our sponsors the makers of lux toilet soap Join me in inviting you to be with us again next monday evening when the lux radio theater presents with its original stars The screenplay america has voted as its favorite during 1945 This is william killie saying good night to you from hollywood And johnson appeared through the courtesy of metro golden mayor Elizabeth scott and don defour through the courtesy of hal walis productions Miss scott will soon be seen in the hal walis picture the strange love of martha iber's Our music was directed by louis silvers This is your announcer john milton kennedy Reminding you to tune in again next monday night to hear america's favorite screenplay of 1945 with its original stars The spry treat of the week Spry muffins light tender muffins with centers of crimson jelly serve them piping hot for breakfast when oodles of praise For delicate golden hot breads insist on pure bland all vegetable spry shortening rely on spry They should have listened in next monday night to the lux radio theater presentation of america's favorite screenplay of 1945 And why not tune in a half hour early to hear john davis over most of these stations? 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