Theodora Goes Wild

From Hollywood, California, the Lux Radio Theater presents Irene Dunn and Kerry Grant in Theodora Goes Wild. Lux presents Hollywood. Our play, the comedy romance of a girl who leads two lives. One is the prim and proper small town girl, the other has a writer of sensational novels.

And what happens when the secret of her identity gradually gets out? Our cordial thanks, ladies and gentlemen, for your loyalty to Lux Blake and Lux D'Olico. This kind of loyalty to our product makes the Lutz Radio Theatre possible.

Our stars tonight are Irene Dunn, Cherry Grant, Kathleen Lockhart and Sarah Hinton in our adaptation of Columbia Studios' Grand Screenplay Theodora Goes Wild. We also bring you as special guest Miss Gwen Du, Hollywood writer, who recently went 50,000 miles around the world on 50 dollars.

Lewis Silver's is in charge of music. And now, the producer of the Lux Radio Theater. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille! Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. The triumphs of Irene Dunn and Cary Grant are among Hollywood's happiest inconsistencies.

Both were brought here because of an ability to sing. Both scored their first screen hits in Rose, definitely dramatic. Yet it was not singing or drama but pure comedy that raised them to their present peak of popularity.

similarity. Mr. M. Hollywood fame, which dates from Cimmeron, caught comedies added luster with the release of the Columbia film Theodora Goes Wild. Since then, her talented, rollicking roles have set the country laughing in another Columbia picture, the awful truth and an archaic joy of living.

Mr. M. Off the Screen is a devotee of golf and lemon pie. She likes them funic orchestras, plays the piano very well, and is among the nation's best-wressed women. A little over five feet four inches tall, she has brown hair, hazel eyes, and a dimple chin. Beginning his career as an acrobat, Carey Grant has been an eccentric