Appointment for Love

Lutz presents Hollywood. Not radio theater brings you child for you and monoloy in appointment for love. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille, reading from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. With loyal hearts America today celebrates the birthday of George Washington.

and directly following the Lux Radio Theatre this evening, we remind every one of you that the President of the United States will speak to the nation. So stay tuned to this station after our curtain goes down. The Small Boys Heaven is a land flowing with popcorn and ice cream, the painter yearns for the perfect

picture. But to the producer, Val Haller is a place where he can always have stars like Manaloy and Charles Boye for his plays. Until tonight for this producer, there's a little bit of Heaven on Earth right in the Lux Radio Theater.

And there's an extra bit of satisfaction in having brought these two stars together for the first time in any theater. The play that did the trick for us is Universal's Rolicking Comedy Success, Appointment for Love, with Charles Boye in the same party played in the picture, a popular and successful playwright.

At Metro Golden Mayor's delightful Marnalloy, believe it or not, as a doctor. You can see the value to a patient's morale when a doctor like Marnalloy takes his boat. But it's distinctly disturbing to the playwright's morale when the doctor becomes his wife.

Somehow he doesn't understand the scientific approach to love. Our players have an appointment with love. From Carolina to California, our audience has an appointment with a gay and delightful play which we hope will brighten the winter skies for many people, like the woman who wrote us this letter a few days ago.