Desire

Hollywood, California, Monday, March 15th. The Lux Radio Theatre, starting Marlene Dietrich with Herbert Marshall in desire, featuring Otto Kruger and Zephy Tilbury. Bringing you Marlene Dietrich, Herbert Marshall, Otto Kruger and Zephy Tilbury. Our producer Cecil B. DeMille.

Our guests, Mr. Ernst Lubitsch, distinguished motion picture director, and Ms. K. Reversa Williams, hostess of Hollywood's famous specialty shop, Iron Magnet & Company. conductor Lewis Silvers. From our theater on Hollywood Boulevard, the makers of Lux Blake's video are hearty welcome to the 124th performance of the Lux Radio Theater. Before we hear Marlene

Edithrich and Herbert Marshall in desire, a few words about our product Lux Blake. We've been interested lately in hearing how many women use Lux in the dishpan because they consider it a beauty treatment for their hands. Lux Blake's are so gentle and they make dishwashing easier One woman, Mrs. Travis Johnson of New York, writes.

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As Mrs. Johnson points out, luck's flakes for dishes are inexpensive. It costs less than one cent a day to keep your hands nice this way. And now, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil V. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

Marlena Dietrich is a Hollywood rarity. Her success story is the only one of its kind I know. You've heard of our screen Cinderella, the girls who had to go on the stage to make a living, or to support a destitute family.