June Bride

The makers of Lux Blake bring you the Lux Radio Theatre starring Betty Davis and James Stewart in June Pride. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Wyndham Peale, leading song Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. We're both proud and happy here in the Lux Radio Theatre this evening.

Proud because this is the opening of the most promising season we've ever had. and happy because we can sincerely welcome you back as old friends. In honor of this special occasion, we present two stars whose names, Carody and Chancemen, felt great theatre, Betty Davis and James Stewart.

And they star in a comedy that has delighted screen audiences all over the country. It's for Warner Brothers hit, June Bright. Of course, a title like June Bright calls up thoughts of orange blossoms and romance.

Modern brides must be homemaker too. The first act of June brides, starring James Stewart as Carrie Jackson and Betty Davis as Linda Gilman. In the elaborate office building of the Allied magazine syndicate, three entire floors are devoted to the highly successful home life magazine.

At the head of this minor empire, his home life's efficient editor, Miss Linda Gilman. Come here, man, I'm out of there. It's, it's you. You are back. Hello. Oh, well a great big enthusiastic hello to you too.

What? I'll be back in a minute. Reasonably well, considering I haven't had you around for the past three years. Well, huh? Yes, or else I might saw you. We had lunch at Marcel's. That was August 12th, 1946.

We were supposed to die in a season. Only you went to Berlin instead. I might have known you remember it. By the way, I'd say it is all, isn't it? When I didn't hear from you for three years, I leaked to that conclusion.