Jezebel

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Squib, a name you can trust. Tonight's picture is Jezebel. Tonight's star is the distinguished Warner Brothers player who has been nominated seven times for a war and won the prize Oscar twice. Past president of the Academy, Miss Betty Davis.

With Miss Davis tonight appears another Academy Award winner, Miss Anne Revere, who won this year's Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in National Velvet. And now, Miss Betty Davis. Good evening ladies and gentlemen. Miss Re there and I feel very honoured to be on this first presentation of Academy Awards, those awards that mean so very much to all of us in the motion

picture industry. Jezebou was written for radio by Frank Wilson with an original musical score composed and conducted by Lee Stevens and our producer, director is Dee Engelbach. Academy Awards starring Betty Davis in her 1938 award-winning role of Julie Marson with Anne Revere as Aunt Bell in Jezebel. It seemed like the end of our

world. The general God is the nice to the mistreat of New Orleans at dawn of 1861. Listening to the depressing sound of the canon as it was fired to the spell of fever which hung like a plague over the city. It seemed like the end of Julie's world too. We watched us slowly walk beside poor Preston village as they carried into