The Count of Monte Cristo

From Hollywood, California, the Lux Radio Theater presents Robert Montgomery and Josephine Hutchinson in the Count of Monte Cristo. Lux presents Hollywood, our stars Robert Montgomery, Josephine Hutchinson, L This program comes to you with the good wishes of the makers of Lux flakes.

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As fantastic and unpredictable as the Count of Monte Cristo himself was the genius who created him, Alexander Dumas. A writer of amazing energy and monumental achievements, he often displayed a childish vanity and delighted to be known as a man of the world, a bow-brummel.

To protect his pride, he once fought a duel, attacking his opponent furiously, prior with his free hand, he struggled to hold up his trousers, which persisted in slipping down. For a pet he selected a vulture for raiding him on the streets like a peacock until the vicious bird turned on him and took a piece out of his leg.

Duma made fortune after fortune through each one blissfully away and died penniless. His novel, The Count of Monte Cristo, appeared only a few months after the Three Musketeers, with like riding an ant on the adverse and following it up with Gone with a Wind.

On playform, Monte Cristo ran here and abroad for 39 years. Twice a motion picture, the carto Monte Cristo comes to you with a star spangled cast headed by Robert Montgomery. His ability to assume a wide range of character types makes him one of the screen's most applauded actors and especially equipped for the title role tonight.