Sing You Sinners

Lux presents Hollywood. The Lux Radio Theatre brings you Bing Crosby, John Paul Fields, James Donne, and Elizabeth Patterson in Sing You Center. Ladies and gentlemen, your guest producer, Mr. Mitchell Leisen. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

Our hearts tonight are on the other side of the Atlantic, and so quite properly, if any news of importance should develop. This performance of the Lux Radio Theatre will be interrupted. Here on our stage tonight we have a rather unusual combination.

First and foremost, the winner of this year's Academy Award is the Outstanding Motion Picture Act. Second, a man who combines his best-being talents with such business projects as a cattle ranch, an airplane factory, and a Hollywood producing unit.

Finally, we have a junior performer who plays Hollywood's best girl and wears the most outrageous shirts and screen them. These are not three men, of course, but one, Bing Crosby. He appears tonight in his original screen role in Sing You Sinners from my home studio Paramount.

Her being is just finished his forthcoming picture, Road to Your Topia. Costar would sing on our stage tonight as another veteran and ever popular performer, James Dunn. While on behalf of romance, we present the fresh and glamorous Joan Callfield, who will soon be seen in her first starring role in Paramount's Miss Suvi Slagel.

and tonight's cast as the love of Mrs. B.D. is Elizabeth Patterson. He played the same role on the screen. Sing You Sinners is the story of a happy-go-lucky family before the war. They're trials and laughter, fortunes and misfortune.

A family perhaps not quite like yours in mind, but typically American and their loyalty, romanticism and good humor. I don't know whether they use luxe flakes or not. But if they're typically American, it's certainly a safe guess that they do.