Margie

Luck presents Hollywood! The book is about to accompany the makers of Luck's Got Let's Go! Bring you the Luck Radio Theater! Starring Jean Crane and Humalove in Marjor. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keeling.

Seems from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. If anyone in our audience graduated from high school without experiencing a severe case of puppy love, well, I'm very much surprised. And if you think back to those days right now, I imagine you being kind and laugh at what was then a deadly, serious one man.

Well, T-A is your man continuing to get his status. A tonight we're going to take you back to those with a tragic height to your day of 1978. And the child in time for the pretty little girl named Martin.

Starring in the original world, is an extremely silly girl named Gene Crane. And as our co-star, talented U Marlowe. Yes, teenagers take life very seriously, and we're glad they do. Because one of the problems they're concerned about is a good complexion.

And lovely mothers everywhere can recommend their own luxe toilet so care to their daughters, because they know luxe so is a perfect beauty care for lovelier complexions. Now the threatened rises on Margie, starring Jean Crane in the title role, and you, Marlowe, as Mr. Fontaine, with Jane Darwell as grandma.

Bringing Saturday afternoon and in the attic of a pleasant little house in the pleasant little town, a young mother and her teenage daughter are rummaging through a dusty collection of trunks and pucks. The daughter has discovered an old phonograph and a carton of records.

Can you imagine, Marlowe, the photograph actually still works? Well, after all, here, it's not quite an end piece, yes. You need to have the widest thing in here, tell me why the player records? Oh, we put up with a lot of hardships in those things.