She Loves Me Not

From Hollywood, California, the Lux Radio Theater presents Bing Crosby and Joan Blondell in She Loves Me Not with Nan Gray. Lux presents Hollywood. These programs, ladies and gentlemen, are made possible through your purchases of our products, and are the means our sponsors take of showing you their appreciation.

Tonight finds us headlining Bing Crosby, Joan Blondell, Nan Gray, Barbara Weeks, Sterling Holloway, and William Folly. in that great stage and screen success she loves me not. As guests, Molly Merrick noted author and movie reporter and Miss Una McClelland of the University of Southern California.

Our music is directed by Lewis Silvers. We turn our program over now to the producer of the Lux Radio Theatre, your host, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

Back in 1925, at just about this time of year, A foot saw a young man cramp into Los Angeles with assets consisting of a drum, a voice with a husk in it, a knack of phrasing songs that was entirely new and $15 in cash.

He'd driven from Spokane, Washington, but his automobile had expired several miles back on the edge of the San Fernando Valley. His name was Harry, but he was heard first at the Coconut Grove in Los Angeles under his nickname, Bing.

Later, he toured with Paul Heitmann's Orchestra, then radio, catapulted him into national fame and Hollywood. Bing Crosby today is one of the biggest box office attractions in motion pictures. His voice and personality lure millions to their loudspeakers weekly.

His phonograph records are best sellers the world over. Few names and sports are more respected than bings. He owns a large table of racehorses, plays championship golf, and is actively concerned in football and prize-fighting. In spite of these multiple interests, you're very likely on a Sunday morning to find the screen's number one crooner singing in a choir of a small church