Quality Street

Hollywood, California, Monday, September 14th. The Lux Radio Theater presents Ruth Chatterton and Brian Hernd in Sir James Barry's Play Quality Street. Lux presents Hollywood with Ruth Chatterton, Brian Hernd, Kathleen Lockhart, Mervin LeRoy and Harold S. Bouquet, our producer Cecil D. DeMille, our musical director, Lewis Silvers.

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Marjorie Adams, Peggy Doyle, Helen Eager, Crunella Hall, Eleanor Hughes, and Don Messenger, and a hearty welcome also to our old friend, Al Jolson. We hope our program brings you as much pleasure as your presence brings to us.

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And now the producer of the Lux Radio Theater, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil B. Demille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Given a microphone or a monoplane, Ruth Chaddaton and Brian Ahurn are completely at home on the air.

Mr. Chadderton has the distinction of being the first actress to make a solo flight across the United States, and Mr. Ahran has just obtained his pilot license. Sir James Barry, who wrote tonight's play, Quality Street, also dabbled in aviation.