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Look, present Hollywood. The video to admit, then show Alan Ladd, William Demarris, and Margarita Reynolds, in South Carolina. Ladies and gentlemen, we're happy again to present our producer, Mr. William Kealy, who gives you such screen hits as Brother Rat, Bally of the Giants, God Country and the Women, Colin Zane, each John Ladd, and many others.

Mr. William Kealy, Hollywood ladies and gentlemen, tonight we are host to a very distinguished audience in our theatre. Everyone present has gained views or headed mission through the purchase of a victory bond. Altogether our trophy audience has purchased for this performance by almost two million dollars worth of bonds, probably one of the highest admissions ever raised for a regular

broadcast. Certainly the money is invested for great, wise and patriotic reasons. As for you of the listening audience, I'm sure you too intend to do your part in putting over the current Victor Line drive.

We will then move on this stage tonight an exciting post-war grana of a race track, time on-screen hit, so do a walk. Start in our cast as a gentleman for whom his studio has great plans and for whom this theatre has great affection.

Alan Ladd is his original school role as salty. Co-starred with Alan is Bill Demaris, or a soak in the screencast. And marginal Reynolds has babbled books. The girl whose charm and loveliness knelt the hearts of two men who supposedly have hearts above the metal tongue.

And when it comes to women who can knelt hearts, we are pretty close to our product. Luxe tell it so. The lovely women from Santa Anita queer to Delmont Park put their faith in Luxe Talisuk, but they found that wherever remains is at stake, it pays off heavily.