Green Light

The Hollywood California, the Lux Radio Theater presents Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland in Green Light with C. Aubrey Smith. Lux presents Hollywood. For the interest you have taken in our products, Lux, Trolids, Open, Lux Lakes, for your purchases and for your recommendations to your friends, we send you our sincere appreciation.

It is this kind of loyalty that makes the Lux Radio Theater possible. Tonight, we bring you Olivia de Havilland an arrow-clean in green light with sea or breezemith. Our guests, Alton Cook, radio editor of the New York World Telegram, and Dinty Doyle radio editor of the New York Journal American and columnist for the Hearst Papers.

Lower Silvers conduct our orchestra. And now, the producer of the Lutz Radio Theater. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Dr. Lloyd C. Douglas, author of the exciting fast-moving novel Green Light, from which tonight's play is adapted, has something in common with those giants of literature, Jonathan

Swift, author of Gulliver's Travels, Lewis Carroll, author of Alice in Wonderland, and Ralph Waldo Emerson, the poet philosopher. For like them, Dr. Douglas is a minister who turned author, and again like them, his writings have a vividly human and appealing quality.

Dr. Douglas, last week, I learned how he happened to write green light. While on a lecture tour, he addressed audiences harassed by fears and worries. I tried, said he to sound a philosophy, good for all types of people who allow comparatively small matters to accumulate and become an almost insurmountable mental barrier.

Encouraged by the reactions to his lectures, Dr. Douglas believed the rest of the world might also find some good in his principles. The result was the book Green Light, which sold nearly a quarter of a million copies.