Youre My Everything

From Hollywood, the Hollywood Radio Theater. Gene Crane and Dan Bailey in Your My Everything. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cummings. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

25 years ago, I was right in the midst of those turbulent days in Hollywood when silent movies were changing over to sound. In fact, it was my privilege to make the first feature-length talking picture at the 20th Century Fox studio.

And in tonight's play from that studio, we'll bring you a love story of those days. You're my everything. And as our stars of this musical comedy drama, we have Dan Daley in his original role of a song and dance man.

And that charming actress, Jean Crane, you're my everything. Now you're my everything, starring Jean Crane as Hannah Adams, and Dan Daley as Tim O'Connor. Austin 1924. At the Belmont Theatre, a masonry performance is underway, and for the fifth time in two weeks, a pretty young lady named Hannah Adams is in the audience. The leave

me the show isn't that good, but there's an affable young man on the stage named Tim Rokala. Here is drag. See how it goes down on the heels, up on the toes. That's the way to do the a varsity drag.

Not of a cotton-new as a new meaner that mean is blue and blue. Gets as much applause as waving a flag. You can pass many a class whether you're double-wise. If you all answer the call when your professor cries, everybody down on the heels up on the toes.

Staffs, you'll learn how it goes. Everybody do the varsity drag. It's an alligator. The performance is over and outside the theatre. Here's Hannah Adams again waiting for the rain to let up. I only said good, don't I?