Enter Madame

From Hollywood, California, the Lux Radio Theater presents Grace Moore and Basil Rathbun in Intermodan. Lux presents Hollywood. This program, ladies and gentlemen, is the means our sponsors take of showing their appreciation of your loyalty to Lux Flakes.

Every time you purchase a box of Lux Flakes, you're playing an active part in making this program possible. Tonight, you're brought to our microphone, Grace Moore, Basil Rathbun, Sherwin Lin, and William Folland. Apart from the play, you'll hear Lyle Saxon, celebrated novelist and historian, and Jean Ellis, the 11-year-old singer, protege of Grace Moore.

This evening, our producers, Cecil B. DeMille, is in New Orleans, in connection with the world premiere of his new film, The Buccaneer. We'll hear from him, too, a little later. But during his brief absence from Hollywood, we're happy and proud to bring you, as guest producer, a man whom you all know and love,

a man of many different abilities, but whom you know best for his remarkable performances in Diamond Jim Brady and Come and Get It, one of the greatest personalities in the motion picture industry. I introduce to you now ladies and gentlemen, our guest producer for tonight.

That splendid and amiable gentleman, Mr. Edward Arnold. Thank you, Mr. Roy, and good evening, everyone. I'm very happy to be here tonight, ladies and gentlemen, and I'll try to make Mr. DeMille glad he asked me to pinch it for him.

My position at the moment reminds me of what happened once many, many years ago back to New York. A youngster broken without a job, I was in the embarrassing position having an appointment to see Maxine Elliot, but lacking a nice suit of clothes in which to present myself. There was nothing terribly amiss with my suit except for a patch in the