The Criminal Code

Hollywood California Monday January 18th. The Lux Radio Theatre presents Edward G. Robinson in criminal code with Beverly Roberts, Paul Guilfoyle and Noel Madison. Lux presents Hollywood, our stars Edward G. Robinson, Beverly Roberts, Paul Guilfoyle and Noel Madison. Our guests, James B. Hollahan, recent warden of San Quentin prison and Gladys Lloyd, former stage star and now Mrs. Edward G. Robinson.

Our producer Cecil B. DeMille, our conductor, Louis Silvers. Once again, the makers of Lux Blake's Welcome You Wall to another hour in Hollywood at the Lux Radio Theatre. Every woman should know what Lux Blake's can do for her hands.

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success as an actor came an avoidable sketch which he wrote himself. It was followed by a brilliant career on the stage including ten productions with the New York Theatre Guild, topped by his appearance in the title role of the Kibbitsa, at which he was co-author. After a friendship of several years, I have learned that Mr.