Radio mirror (Jan-June 1948)

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From their quick friendliness and alert conversation, I knew these two would prove to be one of our favorite couples. Also, they were one of our most excited couples, when they arrived at the studio the morning of the broadcast. They came at nine in the morning, which gave us two hours and a half before air-time (11:30 A.M., PST.) Part of that time, of course, was taken up with their being photographed by Bob Stum, our regular photographer from Bernard's of Hollywood. Then came Rosanne and Phil's selection of a pattern for their sterling silver gift, and their choice of a place for the week's honeymoon given to each couple. Dana Clark helped them to choose the beautiful Arrowhead Springs Hotel, in the mountains near San Bernardino, California. DY the time the red hand on the " clock was nearing the "On The Air'? mark, Rosanne and Philip were readywaiting nervously outside the door of the crowded broadcast studio. Phil was tall and handsome — Rosanne was tiny (five feet four inches) and lovely, her deep brown hair and laughing green eyes enhanced in beauty by the white wedding gown and veil. The light blinked above the door — Bride and Groom was on the air. At the organ, Gaylord Carter softly began the first chords of the "Wedding March" — the door was opened, and Rosanne and Philip walked arm in arm to the little elevated stage. Seldom has a couple more quickly won the approval and liking of the audience — almost before I knew it, it was time for Rosanne and Philip to leave the studio, walk down the treelined path to the little chapel, and there take the vows that these two were so determined would last "forever and ever." There's a magic moment during each broadcast — when the newly-married couple return from the chapel, to complete their interview and to receive their gifts. Certainly that magic has never been more evident than it was with the brand-new Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bradford. 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