Sincerely Yours

Tony Warrin is a highly successful pianist who can play everything from classical to Boogie-woogie. His fame grows as he performs across venues, yet his ultimate dream remains a Carnegie Hall performance.

Tony visits Zwolinski, the teacher who helped shape his career. There he meets Linda Curtis, who mistakes him for Zwolinski and explains why she wants to learn the piano.

In a whirlwind courtship, Tony takes Linda out socially and also performs for her. He proposes marriage, but Linda asks for more time before deciding.

Before a San Francisco concert, Linda makes the acquaintance of Howard Ferguson, a returning soldier who hopes to resume his career as a composer.

Tony prepares for a concert appearance in San Francisco, further cementing his rising profile as a top pianist.

A concert date at Carnegie Hall is finally arranged, signaling the next major milestone in Tony's career.

Tragedy strikes when Tony suffers a sudden loss of hearing. Doctors explain that an operation could either cure him or leave him totally deaf.

Shaken by the diagnosis, Tony retreats into seclusion in his penthouse and begins to learn lip-reading. He also starts to observe strangers in Central Park for clues about communication.

In Central Park, Tony meets Alvie, a young boy who also needs an operation. The boy's resilience persuades Tony to consider surgery as a lifeline.

Tony agrees to undergo the operation and, after the procedure, his hearing returns. He re-enters life with a new sense of possibility.

Tony spots Linda through binoculars with Howard and realizes they are in love. Linda has stayed with him out of sympathy for his situation.

Tony delivers a triumphant Carnegie Hall performance and, with grace, blesses Linda and Howard's relationship.

Seeing his loyal secretary Marion, Tony realizes they can have a future together. The moment hints at a more secure personal life beyond his career.