This is Let's Talk to Lucy starring Lucille Ball. A very warm welcome to you all. I'm Gary Morton, and now let's talk to Lucy.

Hi, this is Lucy. You know, I promised when I started my radio show to let you in on all my activities wherever I am. So I want you to hear all about my

trip to New York City for Lucy Day at the World's Fair and the rest of the week in the big city.

We lived at the New York Hilton Hotel. We had a wild, wonderful day at the World's Fair. We visited

a lot of our show business friends backstage and in their homes, and Gary and I just had a beautiful week.

But first, let me tell you about our fantastic accommodations.

You know, I remember some few years back when I lived in a dark, dank, brownstone rented room here in Manhattan.

I remember looking up at some of the swank high, beautiful hotels

and wishing I could elevate myself in more ways than one.

Of course, all I could imagine at the time was a,

oh, a moderate hotel room with a comfortable bed and a workable bathtub,

where the water would come gushing out instead of trickling a rusty spasmodic stream.

I also wished for high ceilings and a view of Central Park.

Well, may I say, my wildest dreams have come true.

While attending Lucy Day at the World's Fair in New York, I was given the most

fantastic suite at the New York Hilton Hotel, a suite more fantastic than anything I had ever imagined.

It was above the 44th floor. It was called the East Penthouse, and you could approach it only

by means of a security elevator that you got into on the 44th floor.

Now, the security measures were installed for privacy needed for Governor Rockefeller.

This five-bedroom, baronial castle in the air, was furnished and decorated for the governor and his lady.

And I arrived with an entourage of my own this time, made up of my husband, Gary, my mother, D.D., my secretary, my hairstylist,

and my publicity, man. You see, we were making a small onslaught on the city for World's Fair

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