Death Takes a Holiday

Hollywood California Monday March 22nd. The Lux Radio Theatre presents Frederick March on Florental Ridge in Death Takes a Holiday with Kay Johnson, Arthur Byron and Jean Lockhart. This presents Hollywood, our stars, Frederick March, Florent Elvids, Kay Johnson, Arthur Byron, Jean Lockhart and Howard Phillips, our producer Cecil B. DeMille, our guests, the celebrated

screenwriter and the adapter of Death Takes a Holiday, Mr. Walter Ferris, and the famous star of Silent Pictures, Miss Blanche Sweet, our conductor, Louis Silvers. So do the makers of Lux, Torelitz, so welcome you to another hour in Hollywood and to the 125th production of the Lux Radio Theatre.

Now, a word to the ladies in our audience. If there's a man in the room with you now, your husband, your brother, your sweetheart, what is he thinking about your complexion? Is it so smooth, so fresh and clear that he's bound to be admiring?

If you're not quite sure, better begin today to use Luxe toilet soap, the soap with active lather, and be sure you're removing cosmetics thoroughly too. Use Luxe toilet soap regularly before you put on fresh makeup.

Always before you go to bed. Women everywhere find this simple care guards against unattractive cosmetic skin, doneness, tiny blemishes and large pores. two that right now in Hollywood, actually nine out of ten screen stars, used Luxe toilet soap. And now, our distinguished producer, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil V. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Throughout the

thunderous years of the World War, an Italian soldier named Alberto Castella heard the command to die. It was blasted in his ears by a screaming shrapnel, whispered by gases that crept into shattered outposts sung by the fatal choirs of machine guns until death and albedo Castellab became bosom companions, yet the soldier survived. Inspired by his grim