Bad Bascombe

Miss Aunt Hollywood! Leave her brother's company. The matrix of Luxe toilet soap Bring you the Luxe Radio Theater Starring Waller's Berry and Margaret O'Brien in Bad Baskham. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keeley.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Like the famous buffineers of yesterday who prowled high seas in the days of sale, the American outlaws who roamed the plains and deserts of our early west are among history's most colorful legends.

Tonight, we bring you a typical saga of that period, in Metro Golden Nails' punch-pack screen hit, Bad Bastion. With its two original players, in roles ideally suited to their unique talents, Wallis Birei and Marvin O'Brien, the latter America's best-of-love little star, and incidentally, my favorite for Cape Island.

Not long ago, Marvin and I played a Natchitong swing, opposite two of Hollywood's best known preemstar, which is another way of saying opposite two of Hollywood's loveliest luck complexion. And I might say that Margaret not only was there equal at showcase, she was also their match when it came to charm and beauty, which is another

tribute to a great little star and a great luck soap fan. It's playtime now and here's act one of Bad Bastion, starring Wallace Beery in the title role and Margaret O'Brien as Emmy. The war between the states is over, but there's no peace beyond the Rockies than that re-ruled the land.

Finally, an answer to a series of desperate pleas, the federal government that's sat as an agent to timber city Wyoming, a man named Fulton. I've been sent here for just one purpose, gentlemen, to capture a bad back in his gang.

Well, we've got to hold up here in Wyoming and we want him caught. And we should have come a few days earlier. He just about took his town apart last week. I understand you almost captured him.