Your thoughtfulness.

The makers of Hallmark reading cards bring you a thrilling behind-the-scenes drama

as 11 desperate men are fitted against the Nazi Adam Ball.

Our star this evening is that fine and sensitive actor, Hall Lucas.

For more than a third of a century, quality has been a habit with the makers of Hallmark cards.

They have the pride of craftsmen in their name, H-A-L-L-M-A-R-K Hallmark.

That's why Hallmark cards are the kind of cards you can be proud to send, proud to receive.

If you want to send the very finest, look on the back for those three identifying words,

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They tell your friends you cared enough to send the very best.

To be doubly sure, always look on the back of the cards you choose for those three identifying words,

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Now to reside over our program this evening in the absence of Richard Palmer who is on vacation,

here's our master of telemonies, Tom Shirley.

Thank you, Harry Marvel and good evening ladies and gentlemen.

All of us have speculated as to what would have been our fate if the Nazis got in the Adam Ball first.

They almost did, but for 11 men.

That's our story, the 11 who stood between you and the bomb.

And to portray that incredible leader, the makers of Hallmark reading cards bring you an actor

long known for his unusual roles, Paul Lucas.

You remember his part in the picture, watching the rhyme, that won him a motion picture academy award.

Tonight you meet him in a web of intriguing terror, as the makers of Hallmark reading cards present

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