The Cavett of America, sponsored by the Depart Company, makers of Better Things

for Better Living Through Chemistry, presents the Redemption of L of Wati Moon starring Lucille Ball. The time is 1863. The place, Cincinnati. General Ambrose Everett Burnside

has just taken command of the U.S. Army's Department of the Ohio.

When I entered upon my new duties that bright spring day in the third year of the war,

the memory of my disastrous failure in the field at Fredericksburg a few months before was still haunting my thoughts.

When my adjutant knocked at the door.

Come in, come in.

Good morning, sir.

Good morning, Captain, Captain.

For the reports you requested, Carol.

We have an early visitor, sir, and most impatient, Colonel Hanson of General Hallickstaff in Washington.

From Washington so soon?

No, we'll show him in, Kemper.

Yes, sir.

This way, sir.

Good morning, Colonel.

Good morning, Colonel, Burnside.

You're looking well soon.

And feeling miserable, as usual.

What can I do for you?

My mission general is a somewhat delicate one for reasons of military security.

These walls have no ears, Colonel, and all missions out of Washington appear to be delicate in nature.

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