White Banners

From Hollywood, California, the Lux Radio Theater presents Faye Banger, Louis Stone, and Jackie Cooper in White Banner. Lux presents Hollywood. You'll find more than drama in tonight's play. You'll find a triumphant answer to some of life's greatest problems.

An answer presented by an unassuming woman who shows us how the road of defeat can lead to victory. Screened by Warner Brothers, our play stars Faye Banger, Louis Stone, and Jackie Cooper. Conway P. Co., United States Commissioner of Patents, is tonight's special guest, and Louis Silvers conducts our music.

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From the Flagstaff of the Lux Radio Theatre, White banners glow in the breeze tonight. The white banners of high courage and a stout heart, symbolizing a heroine named Hannah, who was neither young nor beautiful, but who inspired strength and a love of life and all who knew her.

Our play originating from the unerring pen of Dr. Lloyd C. Douglas, who gave us magnificent obsession and green light, is a drama of plain people who might live in the house next door. The hander of our play is the same artist who created the part on the screen, Faye Bainter.