Dangerous

From Hollywood, California, the Lux Radio Theater presents Metal and Carol and Donamichi in Dangerous with Heather Angel. Lux presents Hollywood. And our cordial thanks to you ladies and gentlemen who make these programs possible by your loyalty to Lux Flakes.

Two weeks ago, we made an announcement at the end of our program. By popular request, we are making that announcement again at the end of our program tonight. So please listen carefully and have your pencils ready at the close of this performance.

Stired tonight are Madeleine, Carol, and Donna Meetshee, with Heather Angel, in dangerous, the gripping drama of a hard luck girl, a girl who unintentionally brings misfortune to those who know her, and how romance and happiness finally find a place in her life.

Our guest is Ms. Thalma Saxton, who has one of Hollywood's oldest odd jobs, and conducting our orchestra is Lewis Silvers. Tonight we welcome back to our stage, our regular producer and host. Completely recovered from his illness, he'll be with us now as here to four every Monday night. And now, ladies and gentlemen, Hollywood's pioneer, star-maker,

and director, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. And after nearly four weeks in the hospital, there's a new thrill in saying that old phrase. With these greetings, my sincere thanks go out to the hundreds of you whose thoughtful letters came like the voices of friends to brighten the long days.

I know now what radio really means to the thousands of people imprisoned by illness. Lying there, I realized the great power of radio to cheer and comfort, and I was proud to be a part of it.