Gentlemans Agreement

Next on KNX, Gentlemen's Agreement with Gregory Peck and Ann Baxter, presented by Radio Theatre. Lux presents Hollywood. Leave your brother's company, the makers of Lux Plates, bring you the Lux Radio Theatre.

Starring Gregory Peck and Ann Baxter in Gentlemen's Agreement. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keelen. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. When I saw the preview of Daryl F. Zannick's magnificent production of Gentleman's Agreement, I marked it down as a must for the Luck Radio Theatre.

Based on the exciting novel by Laura Hobson, the Daryl F. Zannick Film won three Academy Awards, including Hollywood's highest honor, the Academy Award for the Best Picture of the Year. Tonight in Gentleman's Agreement, Gregory Peck repeats the finally sensitive performance he gave on the screen, and co-starred with him is one of our favorites and Baxter.

Many of you have asked for this play in your letters, and in the mail the other morning with some of these requests with a clipping from a current magazine. It told of what one American missed most in a foreign land, his mother's apple pie, hot dogs, the broodling dodgers, and the lux radio theater.

Well, it's flattering to be considered a symbol the American way of life, but it's the welcome you have given Lux flakes in your home that has made this theatre possible. And these days, along with baseball in Brooklyn or apple pie for breakfast in New England, the Lux Radio Theatre is a fixture in the living room

as Lux flakes are in the kitchen. It's curtain time for gentlemen's agreement and here's the first act starring Gregory Peck as Phil and Anne Baxter as Cathy. New York City headquarters of the celebrated magazine Smith's Weekly. In the editor's office John Minnavy has welcomed an old friend. Now tell me Phil finding your way around