The Iron Mistress

Welcome to Hollywood. The Ironpars' radio and television service brings you the Hollywood Radio Theater, starring... ...from John Lund in The Iron Mistress. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Coving. Greetings from Hollywood ladies and gentlemen.

The Night's Play, The Iron Mistress, tells not only of the exciting adventures in the life of James Bowie, one of our most famous frontiersmen, but also of his romantic attachment for a beautiful but unscrupulous woman.

And as our stars of this action-packed Warner Brothers picture, we have a junior male in her original role, and John Lund. Now act one of the Iron Missers, starring Virginia Mayo as Goudalun and John Lund as Jim Bowie.

The year 1825, the place, the French Quarter of New Orleans, A famous decare and a street filled with a justling humanity. It was the confusion of these strange sights and sounds that caused young Jim Bowie to walk squarely into Missia Audubon.

Yes, and with such force, as for not Missia Audubon's arm load of paintings to the cobblestone. Oh, Miss C. Oh, I beg your pardon, sir. Oh, but can they not see where these walls might be the same thing?

Please, please. Let me pick them up. I can't hear. An eagle. Kingfisher. Cara. Don't you paint anything but birds? No, that is the question everyone asks. Especially my landlady. Oh, Miss. You're that woman. There's no soul.

Only I end outstretched for the rent. Oh, there's something different. Is she? So you do paint something besides birds. Who is she? Oh, that one. one. She is one of my unfinished portrait. And her name? Medmogel de Bonne. It is thanks to her. I have no roof over my head. Oh, she's your landlady. Oh, very beautiful. My landlady?