Strictly Dishonorable

O'clock. Locks presents Hollywood. In the Brothers Company, the makers of Luxe, Silent Soap bring you the Luxe Radio Theater, starring Janet Lee and Fernando Lamas in Strictly Dishonorable. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Conning.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight's play, Strictly Dishonorable, is strictly for laughs. This frothy comedy from Metro Goh and Mayor is full of light, hearted romance, and we hope its good humor will help to usher in the gaitie of our holiday season. And as our stars, we have two talented young players who have both skyrocketed to stardom, the beautiful blonde Janet Lee

in her original role, and the handsome Latin for Nando L Abbas. It's not a coincidence that beauty and talent often go hand-in-hand. It has been my experience as a director of beautiful stars that a woman who carefully guards her beauty has greater opportunity to appear before the camera because the camera close up shows off a beautiful complexion and makes it a joy to behold.

It's no wonder that our Hollywood stars depend on daily lux toilet soap care for their complexions. Those luxe facials can mean fresher, more radiant beauty. Now, strictly dishonorable, starring Janet Lee as Isabel, and Fernando Lamas as Gus Carafa.

In the late 1920s, and the female population of New York is swooning over the handsome Italian singer, Augustino Carafa. Yes, Mr. Carafa's reputation in the lush pastures of romance is quite as renowned as his talents in Grand Opera.

Anyway, on this fine spring morning, one of his younger fans has called at the Opera House to plead with an assistant stage manager. Oh, please, sir. All I wanted to be one of those girls in the mob scenes, that's all.