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Mary of Scotland

Lux Radio Theatre · May 10, 1937 · 59 min · 9,461 words

The transcript of “Mary of Scotland”, an episode of Lux Radio Theatre first broadcast May 10, 1937. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Lux Radio Theatre plays Lux Radio Theatre free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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Hollywood California Mundy May Pin The Lux Radio Theatre presents Joan Crawford and Prancho Tone in Mary of Scotland with Judith Anderson presents Hollywood starring Joan Crawford, Prancho Tone and Judith Anderson and as guests of honor the head of one of the oldest houses in English nobility the Earl of Warwick. Our producer Cecil B. DeMille,

Our conductor, Lewis Dilvers. These performances come to you through the courtesy of the makers of Lux Toiletsoul. And may we thank you for your enthusiasm for this fine soul, which of course makes the Lux Radio Theatre possible.

Now I'm sure you have all heard men say something like this. Pretty? No, not exactly. But let me tell you something. Boy, she's got away with her. There's something about her that sort of gets you.

When a man talks that way about a girl, You can be sure she's learned the secret of being really attractive to men. That skillful and beautiful little screen star Betty Davis says this, you girls who want to be popular, here's something to remember.

A man was never born who could resist the charm of perfect daintiness. The least fault against it just ruins illusions, spoils romance. The easiest most delightful way I know to protect daintiness is to bathe with luxe toilet soap.

The active lather leaves skin really sweet, fragrant with the delicate perfume you'll love. Quiet. I turn our microphone over to Hollywood's celebrated producer, Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr. Cecil D. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

The climax of tonight's play was created exactly 350 years ago. When in 1587, emissaries from the English Crown entered the great hall of the castle of Fruthering Gay and read to a woman named Mary the memorable orders of Queen Elizabeth.

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