Perfect Specimen

From Hollywood, California, the Lux Radio Theater presents Errol Flynn and Joan Blondell in the perfect specimen with May Robeson. Present Hollywood. This is a play which tells our romance comes to a young man who never does anything the wrong way.

Stared as they were on the screen are Errol Flynn, Joan Blondell and May Robeson. And our special guest is Dr. Floyd L. Rue, distinguished psychologist of the University of Southern California. Conducting our music is lower solvers.

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host and the producer of the Lux Radio Theatre. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil Beam, gimme'l! Holiday greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. The start of a new year is always a time of adventure. And tonight we bring you an adventurer and the person of Earl Flynn.

A constable in the New Guinea police at 17, then overseer of a copra plantation, then columnist for a Sydney, Australia newspaper, master of a trading boat, gold prospector, member of the Australian boxing team in the 1928 Olympics, He's never stopped roving. He hopes to do his next roving and he's yuck, the Serrocco second and the annual race from California to Hawaii. At present he's