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From the archives of the greatest dramas in radio history, we proudly present Hollywood Radio theater brings you Gregorson and Walter Pidgen in madam. Chury Ladies and gentlemen your producer mr. William Kealey Greetings from Hollywood ladies and gentlemen gentlemen, you've heard a great deal lately about a magic substance called uranium, the key

to radioactivity and atomic power. Yet half a century ago from that same substance came a discovery that promised untold benefits to man and added greatly to our knowledge of atomic energy. Our play tonight from Metro Golden Mayor's Epic Screenplay, a Madame Curie, deals not only with that thrilling search for radium, but with a man and woman whose love for each

other was as great as their love for humanity and truth, and who fought for both with sacrifice and courage. Little wonder that this drama called for two of the screen's outstanding stars, Greer Gosson and Walter Pigeon, who tonight appear in their original roles as Madame and Pierre her husband. The greatest roles I think that we've ever seen them in together.

On with our play and the first act of Madame Chury, starring Greer Garson in the title role and Walter Pigeon as Pierre. Paris in the 1890s. At the world famous Sorbonne University, Professor Perot is lecturing to a group of students.

Among them in Tantaniga is a young girl, Mary's, Plodoska. Go out alone into space. Go out alone. Learn to be alone with nature, or the ray of light, a drop of rain, a piece of earth.

Then you'll learn to think alone as they did. Men like Newton, Galileo. Probably it will not be your good fortune to reach so high, to catch a star on your fingertips. But the rewards of investigation of exploration...