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Lady for a Day
Lux Radio Theatre · May 1, 1939 · 59 min · 9,910 words
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From Hollywood, California, the Lux Radio Theater presents May Robeson, Warren William, Jean Parker and Guy Kibbe in Lady for a Day, with Leslie Howard as guest producer. Lux presents Hollywood. Lady for a Day, a play rich in pathos and humor, telling the touching tale of a mother's sacrifice for her daughter's happiness.
Stired as they were in the film of the same title produced by Columbia Pictures Corporation, Armée Robeson, Warren William, Jean Parker and Guy Kitty. And between the acts, we'll hear a real-life lady for a day, Miss Florence Farley.
Liva Silver's conducts our music. This program comes to you with the good wishes of the makers of Lux Flakes, those thrifty flakes that go so far and do so much for you. By one large box of Lux Flakes, we'll do your stockings nearly a hundred times unless the water's hard.
You know that's nearly three months, or it will do your under things for two months, and in hard water a little extra luxe softens the water and gives you an abundance of suns. Luxe is your thrifty safe care for silks, rayons, cottons, linens and woolens.
For everything safe and water alone. Tonight finds our producer, Satalbi D'Amel, in New York City, in connection with the opening of his new film, Union Pacific. Later on we'll hear from Mr. D'Amel, but taking his place is one of the screen's most versatile, popular and distinguished personalities.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are proud to welcome as guest producer Mr. Leslie Howard. Thank you Mr. Roy. As Mr. DeMille knows only too well I'm an exceedingly tardy individual. In fact I've just managed to escape from Mr. Seldnik studio to be here in time. And so if you hear any strange sound at this point I'm
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