Music for Millions

Radio Theater brings you Margarot Brian, Jose E. Torby, Jimmy Durante, and Francis Kifford in Music 4 Million. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Kealey. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight is an exciting occasion. When we bring together a galaxy of stars, you'd find almost impossible to duplicate. First, the lovely Margaret O'Brien, the only player of any age who has been starred four times in one

year in this theatre. Second, the world-renowned pianist and conductor Jose Hatoofi, making his first appearance on our stage. Third, the one and only Jimmy Doranti. Finally, for glamour and romance, we have the lovely Francis Giffes. They They appear together in Metro-Golden Mayor's success, Music for Million, directed by Henry Custer.

We raise our curtain on Act 1 of Music for Million, starring Margaret O'Brien as Mike, Jimmy Doranti as Andrews, Jose O'Rourke as himself, and Frances Gifford as Barbara, with Marissa O'Brien as Rosalind. The York Philharmonic Hall, the celebrated conductor and pianist, O'Rourke as concluding a Tchaikovsky symphony. In the midst of this majestic music, an irreverent ripple of laughter

spread through the audience, for a little girl had just wandered on stage. But now a frantic gentleman rushes from the wings, grabs the intruder, and dashes with her backstage. I'm a doofy filming the meeting of this. It's you, T. That's what it is. Messing up Miss Dyte, tell me to say nothing of the late signature Kofsky. Who are you?

I want to know my name. It's Mike. I'm here to see my sister. And who might I ask is your sister? She's Mrs. Vain's worst. And she plays the bass fiddle. I don't care if she plays the clock and spiel.