Gentlemans Agreement

Well, here's another company, the makers of Blox So, bring you the luck radio clear Starring, Raymond Land and Dorothy McQuire in Gentleman's Agreement Ladies and gentlemen, you're a producer, Mr. Irving Colley Leading some Hollywood ladies and gentlemen Tonight we have another of our 20 greats Laura D. Hopson's Gentleman's Agreement The 20th Century Fox film based on this exciting novel

won three Academy Awards and was acclaimed the best motion picture of 1948. And as our stars of gentlemen's agreement, we have Ray Milan and in her original role, Dorothy McGuire, who will join me later for a preview of a man called Peter, a new 20th century Fox picture starring Richard Dodd and Gene Peters.

But right now, here's our good friend, Ken Cofforden, born of gentlemen's agreement, starring Ray Milan as Phil, And Dorothy McGuire has kept headquarters of the celebrated magazine, Smith's Weekly. In the editor's office, John Minnathy has welcomed an old friend.

Finding your way around town, all right Phil? They like the apartment too, but thanks. How is your mother Phil? I'm both fine, Mr. Minnathy. Well, Tommy's 10 now. It's six years since Helen died. I don't think he remembers it too well.

Now, what about tonight? You didn't give me an answer yet, you know. Thanks, but some other time. nonsense I want to ask you another time. I thought you brought me to New York to do some writing and I did. You get good and comfortable because I'm going to talk to you about it for about an hour maybe to anyway so I've saved the best for last

cafe this is Mr. Green my niece Miss Lacey. How do you do? I do. Yeah I'll bring you a cartoon. Well Mr. Green I haven't read everything you've written but what I have Well, very exciting, exciting and honest.