Every Girl Should Be Married

The Hollywood Radio Theater. The Hollywood Radio Theater. Adaptations of famous motion pictures. With Hollywood's greatest star. There is your host, Frank Brisey. Greetings again ladies and gentlemen.

The roster of pictures Cary Grant has starred in is a hit parade of Hollywood. In past weeks we have presented, here comes Mr. Jordan, Mr. Blanding's Bill's His Dream House, and The Bachelor in the Bobby Sockser.

And the film that's my pleasure to present on this program is one of the brightest. The hilarious comedy from RKO Pictures, Every Girl Should Be Married. Just the title of the play alone expresses a very popular sentiment.

But as a comedy, it's an hour of entertainment you won't want to miss. And so, it's time for our play. With Cary Grant as Dr. Madison Brown and Betsy Drake as Annabel, We raise the curtain on Act 1 of Every Girl Should Be Married.

There's a drug store across the street from Sanford's Fashionable to Fachman's store. It's lunchtime, and at the Soder fountain, two sales girls from Sanford have ordered their usual sandwich and are deeply immersed in their usual topic of conversation. Men.

Well, if your son makes sense, Julie, why can't a girl send a man candy and flowers to take him to dinner? to take him to dinner or call for them in our cars and go for a nice little drive in the country and run out of gas and a bell maybe if we wanted to. Of course I don't suppose

I'll meet the right man today. I may not even meet him this week or even this year. But believe me when I see him all knowing and then what? Well I'll put my plan to work. Girl has simply got to plan a girl doesn't plan. Well it's simply the difference between G.I.