A Farewell to Arms

Hollywood, California, Monday, April 5th. The Lux Radio Theatre presents Clark Gable, Josephine Hutchinson, Adolf Manjou and Jack LeRue in the farewell to arms. It presents Hollywood, our players, Metro Golden Bears, renowned star Clark Gable, and Josephine Hutchinson, Adolf Manjou and Jack LeRue.

Our guests, the eminent director of Affairwell's Alarms and many other hit pictures, Frank Vorsig and Courtney Riley Cooper, famous writer and criminologist, our producer Cecil B. DeMille, our conductor, Lewis Sores. Before raising our curtain, we acknowledge with gratitude the award of the Women's National Radio Committee, who as representatives of 15 million club women, have just named this

program first on the air in the field of primatics. And now from our stage on Hollywood Boulevard, the makers of Luxe Toilet Soap read you and extend a cordial welcome to the Luxe Radio Theater. Lovely Jean Parker tells you this, try a Luxe Toilet Soap Beauty bath next time you have a date to keep. It protects

things, makes you feel sure of yourself. May we add just this to Ms. Parker's statement, yet much toilet soap itself costs so little that any girl can buy it. And now our producers, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Twenty years ago tonight in Washington, a group of weary statesmen left the council chambers of the nation, knowing that when they returned, they must seal a declaration no longer avoidable.

On the following day, April 6, 1917, word went round the world that the United States had entered the war. There were those who had not waited. Among them 19-year-old Ernest Hemingway, who had joined the Italian army, he emerged at the struggle then with four possessions, on his chest two medals for valor, in his shoulder,