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Monsieur Beaucaire

Lux Radio Theatre · June 21, 1937 · 59 min · 10,074 words

The transcript of “Monsieur Beaucaire”, an episode of Lux Radio Theatre first broadcast June 21, 1937. 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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Hollywood, California, Monday, June 21st. The Lux Radio Theater presents Leslie Howard and the Lister Landy in Miserre, O'Kare. Present Hollywood. This program tonight is your program. It's your purchases of much to all it's up.

Make the Lux Radio Theater possible. We are happy to bring you Miserre, O'Kare and its celebrated performers, Leslie Howard, Lister Landy, Pedro de Córdoba and Dennis Green. Also our guests, Ray Jones, ace portrait photographer of Universal Studios, and Evelyn Key, latest discovery of our producer Cecil B. DeMille, our conductor, Louis Silvers.

On behalf of our stars, our guests and sponsors, welcome to the Lux Radio Theatre. Before we hear Leslie Howard and Alyssa Landy and Miss Year Bocare, may I tell you what a famous and beautiful woman has to say about them and in charge?

Loretta Young. Men say of her, she has what it takes, all right. Women try to be like her, the biggest compliment of all. Here's what she says, no girl who isn't dainty can hope to be attractive to men.

I'll tell you what I've discovered. My own complexion soap, luck, starlet soap is the perfect bath soap. The active lather leaves skin smooth and really fresh, preguing for the delicate perfume that cleans. There couldn't be an easier, more delightful way to protect daintiness.

Now there's a tip we're sure thousands of women are going to follow. You couldn't buy a finer soap than Lux's toilet soap if you paid a dollar a cake. Yet because so many of you buy it, its price is modest enough for the most careful budget.

And now, our producers. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Our play tonight presents what almost any member of the diplomatic call might call an international situation. relating the romantic adventures of a Frenchman in England.

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