Men in White

Hollywood, California, Monday, January 4th. The Lux Radio Theatre presents Spencer Tracy, Virginia Bruce, and Francis Farmer in Men and White, with Frank Riker and Paul Guilfoyle. Presents Hollywood, R-Stars, Spencer Tracy, Virginia Bruce, Francis Farmer, Frank Riker, and Paul Guilfoyle.

Our guests, Dr. Frank G. Heiser, distinguished physician and author of an American Doctors' Odyssey, and Miss Edith Head, motion-fictured dress designer. Our producer, Cecil B. DeMille, whose picture the placement is playing this week in principal cities throughout the country.

Our conductor, Lois Silver's. The makers of Lux Lakes reach you with best wishes for the new year and a cordial invitation to be with us each Monday night through 1937. Welcome, everyone. How many times have you asked yourself this question?

How can I dress smartly on a limited budget? Well, here's an answer in just two words, Lux flakes. These gentle, effective soap flakes, free of harmful alkali, keep your washables looking fresh and just like new, so much longer.

Don't forget, anything safe in water alone is safe in Lux, the economic away of dressing smartly. And now, the producer of the Lux Radio Theater, Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

Milwaukee, founded by the Indians, was discovered by the French and is noted for its Germans. But one of the natives of which the city is most proud, is an Irish American named Spencer Tracy. Six years ago, our Spencer was playing the lead in the last mile on the New York stage.

Clark Gable, then not as well known as Tracy, was playing it on the road. For both men, the last mile was the last lap in a race for Hollywood. But it wasn't until about a year ago that Spencer gained full recognition.