Front Page Woman

From Hollywood, California, the Lux Radio Theater presents Fred McMurray and Pollard Goddard in front-page woman with Roscoe Carnes. Lux presents Hollywood. It's a fast-moving romance comedy we bring you tonight, the love story of two reporters, the boy who thinks the journalism is purely a man's profession, and the girl who won't say yes till she shows him that he's wrong.

Sired of Fred McMurray and Paulette Goddard with Roscoe Kines and a special guest, you'll hear that ace news-gatherer, Mr. Floyd Gibbons, Lewis Silvers is our musical director. Just a word now before our producer takes over.

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Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Front-page women are not new in history. There was, for example, that fabulous creature, Anne Royal, who wrote a column signed Paul Pry. Finding John Quincy Adams bathing in the Potomac, she sat on his clothes, which he left on the bank, until the embarrassed Mr. Adams gave her the most extraordinary interview ever granted