Tonight or Never

Hollywood, California, Monday, January 25th. The Lutz Radio Theatre presents Genet McDonald and Melvin Douglas in Tonight or Never with Louis Alberny. Present Hollywood. Our stars, Genet McDonald, Melvin Douglas, and Louis Alberny.

Our guests, Mary God, world famous operatic star, and Marcel and Knapp casting director. Our producer, Cecil B. DeMille. Our conductor, Lewis Silver. This program comes to you with the good wishes of the makers of Luxe Polico.

On whose behalf I welcome you all to Hollywood and the Luxe Radio Theater. All a word to the ladies. Sometimes housework leaves you not only pretty tired but feeling sort of all what's the use.

You don't feel attractive and scarcely expect to look at it. Just try this, will you? Relax for a few moments in a hot Luxe Polico back. You'll find it peped you up amazingly. leaves skin smooth and delicately fragrant, a wonderful way to protect paint in it, keeps skin really sweet, a luxurious refreshing duty bath

at a very moderate cost. You'll love it. And now, the producer of the Lux Radio Theater, Mr. Cecil B. Demille! Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. David Velasco's play and Jeanette McDonald's first film appeared simultaneously on Broadway.

Tonight the play and the star appear simultaneously on the air, as the Lux Radio Theatre presents Miss McDonald into night or never. Jeanette comes from Philadelphia, but her voice has nothing in common with the limited belt.

She can hold a high seat for 55 seconds without cracking. She's further distinguished because she has one of the smallest and daintiest pairs of feet in the film colony. Red hair and blue eyes, like practical jokes, own six dogs and once refused to sing with the Metropolitan Opera Company. In the case of Jeanette McDonald, this was complete irony. For years, her greatest