In this charming episode of the "Lux Radio Theatre," we are treated to the comedic antics of Dulcinea "Dulcy" Smith, a well-meaning but scatterbrained socialite with a knack for causing trouble. Adapted from the play by George S. Kaufman and Marc Connelly, this radio drama aired on March 29, 1937, and starred the beloved duo George Burns and Gracie Allen.

Dulcy, played by Gracie Allen, is determined to help her husband Gordon, a businessman on the verge of closing a big merger with the wealthy C. Roger Forbes. Dulcy’s heart is in the right place, but her impulsive meddling turns a simple weekend gathering into a chaotic and hilarious series of misunderstandings. From persuading a young couple to elope to inadvertently upsetting a major business deal, Dulcy’s well-meaning but misguided actions result in one laugh-out-loud situation after another.

Featuring lively performances from George Burns as Gordon and a special guest appearance by the famous party-giver Elsa Maxwell, who provides some party-planning tips after the story, this episode captures the lighthearted spirit of 1930s screwball comedy. With clever dialogue, witty banter, and an ending that ties everything together in a delightful bow, "Dulcy" is a classic episode that showcases Gracie Allen’s comedic brilliance and the charm of old-time radio.

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