Saturdays Children

Hollywood, California, Monday, October 26th. The Lux Radio Theatre presents Robert Taylor and Olivia de Havilland in Saturday's Children. Lux presents Hollywood, our stars Robert Taylor, Olivia de Havilland, Mona Berry and Frederick Perry, our guests William Kenney, General Manager of Universal Studios, and Frank Richardson, Paramount Wardrobe Director, our producer Cecil B. DeMille, our conductor, Lewis Silvers,

To our unseen listeners and to those who crowd our theatre to the doors tonight, greetings from Luxe, with a special word of welcome to the many distinguished Hollywood personalities whom I see among our audience.

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And now Hollywood's leading citizen comes to the microphone. Our producer, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil B. Demille. Things from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen, every few years a new personality comes to the screen, defying all its traditions of long, arduous apprenticeship, breaking every law of averages, and skyrocketing overnight to stardom. Valentino and Gabel did it, so did

Hepburn and Hollow. Well, today's favorites, Robert Taylor and Olivia de Havilland are tonight's stars. As Spangler Arlington brew, Bob was a student at Pomona College, where he was trying to decide whether to become a concert cellist or a physician. In the meantime, he accepted the lead in a college presentation of the famous wartime drama, Journey's End,