Penny Serenade

Lutz presents Hollywood. The Lutz Radio Theatre brings you Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanley in Penny Serenade with Yulabandi and Edgar Buchanan. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Settle B. Janim, reading from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

One of the leading characters in tonight's play won't say much, although I believe that's quite customary with ladies of her age. She's the baby that Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwick adopt in Penny's Air and Aid.

But even in her almost silent state, she helps to make it one of those rare stories that strike a common chord with all audiences. When the right director finds such a story, Hollywood knows it can look forward to an extraordinary picture.

And that's what happened when George Stevens brought Penny's Air and Aid to the screen for Columbia Studios. Penny's Air and Aid is a love story, but not a simple boy meets girl of a story.

It's a drama of the deepest human emotions. The story of a boy and a girl, whose faith and hope are suddenly dashed by disaster, but who have the courage to reach out again for happiness.

The kind of story that demands the talents of stars like the two we have tonight. It was not easy to catch those two between pictures at the same time. But we saw our chance and took it when Bob finished our cardboard lover at Metro Golden Mayor, Yule Bandi and Edgar Buchanan from the screencast of Penny Serenade

make tonight's prospect perfect. I see for the papers and here on the air that certain rules are being laid down about the style of women's clothes, object to help the war economy by saving fabrics.