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Lux Radio Theatre · January 14, 1946 · 59 min · 9,384 words
The transcript of “Valley of Decision”, an episode of Lux Radio Theatre first broadcast January 14, 1946. 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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Lux presents Hollywood. Video theatre is proud to present Photo Play Magazine Gold Medal Award Screenplay, Valley of Decision, starring Greg Garson and Gregory Peck. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keeley. Greetings on Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.
Tonight we present a play you've all been waiting for. A play that was chosen not by us, but by you of the motion picture audience. It is Metro Golden Mayor's Green Epic, the Valley of Decision.
She elected as America's favorite motion picture of 1945 in a nationwide poll made by Dr. George Gallup's audience research incorporated. After tonight's performance, Valley of Decision, its stars, director and producer will receive Photo Play Magazine's coveted Gold Medal Award.
Our stars tonight who play their original screen roles Ah, Greg Garson, who for the second time in two years has been voted America's favorite actress, and Gregory Peck, whose meteoric rise to stardom has been scarcely duplicated in the screen history.
In this week of Popularity Pose, I'd like to remind you of one constant poll that goes on day after day, year after year, with always the same satisfactory results. It is your daily preference for the product that presents tonight's play, Luxe Toile itself.
Here in Hollywood among America's most glamorous green stars, the vote is 9 out of 10 in favor of Luxe Toile itself. And I'm sure that lovely women everywhere, from Maine to California, appreciate this dependable aid to beauty.
I might even say aid to romance. Our curtain rises on America's favorite screenplay. Valley of decision, starring Greer Garson as Mary Rafferty and Gregory Peck as Paul Stark. In 1973, there was no finer house in all Pittsburgh than a house of my father, William Scott.
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