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The Plutocrat
Lux Radio Theatre · September 28, 1936 · 59 min · 9,483 words
The transcript of “The Plutocrat”, an episode of Lux Radio Theatre first broadcast September 28, 1936. 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, September 28th. The Luck Radio Theater presents Wallace Berry in the Plutocrat. Lux presents Hollywood. Our stars, Wallace Berry, Clara Kimbellon, Marjorie Rambo, Cecilia Parker, and Eric Linden.
Our guests, Victor Young, Walt Disney, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Carol Ann Berry. Our musical director, Lewis Silver's. All brought to you under the direction of Hollywood's renowned producer, Mr. Cecil D. DeMille. Tonight, we celebrate the 100th broadcast of the Lux Radio Theater, and many of Hollywood's notables are here to observe the occasion with us.
Among those in our audience, I see Madame Schumann Heick, Carmel Myers, Sarri Maritza, and Denny Baker, and to all our listeners, a hearty welcome from Lux. After turning the microphone over to Mr. DeMille, may I remind you of just two of the many good reasons why Luxe toilet soap is so popular the world over.
First, Luxe toilet soap guards against cosmetic skin. The active lather of this pure delicately-for-percumed soap removes stale rouge and powder, frees the pores of all foreign matter, and keeps the skin soft, smooth, and clear.
Second, Luxe toilet soap is within everybody's budget. cost so little and all the family can use it. It's fine for babies tender skin. Men prefer it for its full-rich louder. With your next order, remember to add and six cakes of Lux toilets open. And now the man who has given us some of our
greatest motion pictures and many of our most glamorous stars. Ladies and gentlemen, the producer of the Lux Radio Theatre, Mr. Cecil B. Demille. Greetings from Hollywood, Ladies and gentlemen, the most hilarious April Fool joke ever played on the world and the one we most appreciate is Wallace Berry.
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