A Star Is Born

From Hollywood, California, the Lux Radio Theater presents Janet Gaynor and Robert Montgomery in A Star Is Born. This presents Hollywood. Back on the air again after a summer vacation, our first production brings you Janet Gaynor, Robert Montgomery, Lionel Stander and Mae Robson.

In one of the greatest stories the screen has ever known, A Star Is Born. With us also here on the stage of the Lux Radio Theater on Hollywood Boulevard, we have as guests, Sid Gromman, Founder and Managing Director of one of the most famous motion picture theaters in the world, Raman's Chinese, and John DeRoy Johnston,

managing editor of Screenbook and Hollywood magazines. Conducting our orchestra is Lewis Silvers. Now I turn the microphone to our producer, discoverer of stars, director of 63 motion pictures. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Nine weeks have passed since I last stood here to ring up the curtain in the Lux Radio Theatre. Tonight we return as we shall every Monday night at this time, bringing you Hollywood's celebrated stars in the most distinguished plays of stage and screams.

We've had a vacation, but more than that we've had an opportunity to plan ahead. As a result the greatest series of dramatic treats it has ever been our pleasure to offer is in store for you.

We alone could not have made this possible. through the friendship shown our products are equally responsible. For a fitting inaugural, we made a long and careful search. We founded in the Stars and Story we're about to bring you.

Janet Gano and Robert Montgomery, in the brilliant technical screen play from South Nick International Studios, A Star is Born. From these same studios has recently become another record-breaking film, The Prisoner of Zender, which starring Ronald Coleman and featuring Madeline Carroll in Douglas Fairbanks, is now duplicating the sensational success of tonight's story.