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Remember the Night

Lux Radio Theatre · March 25, 1940 · 59 min · 9,850 words

The transcript of “Remember the Night”, an episode of Lux Radio Theatre first broadcast March 25, 1940. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Lux Radio Theatre plays Lux Radio Theatre free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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Lux presents Hollywood. The Lux Radio Theatre brings you Barbara Stanley and Fred McMurray in Remember the Night with Elizabeth Patterson, Bilde Vandy and Sterling Holloway. And ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Cecil B. Demille.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Fine acting, a good story, as you verb direction. Each contribute to the success of a motion picture. and we'll have to combine all three to explain the resounding success of the current Paramount picture, Remember the Night. As it happens, I take a personal pride in the success of this

picture, because Mitchell Lyson, who directed it, served his apprenticeship with me. Consequently, with a special bow in Mitch's direction, that I introduce our radio adaptation of his screen hit, Remember the Night. A triumphal return engagement for the same two stars who who played it on the screen.

Barbara Stanwick and Fred McMurray. And with them we have Dula Bande, Elizabeth Patterson, and Sterling Holloway of the Picturecast. Remember the night is a play you'll remember. And Lux Toileth's Hope is a product you'll remember.

For now our feminine listeners remember to think of their appearance, and that's at least part of the time. They know Lux Toileth's Hope is a real aid to loveliness. Just why Barbara Stanwick and Fred McMurray have never been teamed before.

He's one of Hollywood's unsolved mysteries. But the results in this picture call loudly for more of the same. So we were very insistent on having these stars of the picture in our production tonight. Barbara dropped in to visit my Northwest Mounted Police set, but I sent her home right away to get her scripted

Remember the Night. And I had to break into something to get Fred McMurray. I had to break into his vacation in Mexico. It was the same vacation, which we interrupted a few weeks ago bring him back to this microphone. However, he took our persecution very amiably and buckled right down to work. Ordinarily, I don't suppose a courtroom is the most promising place in

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