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Mad About Music

Lux Radio Theatre · April 18, 1938 · 59 min · 9,148 words

The transcript of “Mad About Music”, an episode of Lux Radio Theatre first broadcast April 18, 1938. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Lux Radio Theatre plays Lux Radio Theatre free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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From Hollywood, California, the Lux Radio Theater presents Diana Gerben, Herbert Marshall, Dale Patrick, and William Frelley in Mad about Music. Lux presents Hollywood, our play, the sentimental comedy of a young girl hungry for the love of her father.

And what happens when circumstance forces her to adopt one? We're always glad, ladies and gentlemen, to hear how you like our program. We enjoy hearing from you. And when you tell us of your purchases of luck toilet soap as an indication of your appreciation, we're delighted.

It's your enthusiasm for our product that makes this program possible. Tonight, we bring you Deanna Durban, her charm and beautiful voice, Herbert Marshall, Yale Patrick and William Folly in Mad About Music. Our special guest is Mrs. Callithine Morrison of the Los Angeles Public School, giving us some interesting side lights on the training of movie children.

Lewis Silvers conducts the authors. We had expected that Mr. DeMille, our regular producer, would be back with us tonight. But his doctors advised that he defer his return for one more week. Taking his place this week as guest producer, we are fortunate in having that famous and much-love, Broadway and Hollywood personality, Walter Houston.

You all know him, you all admire him. We've had him here before in the Lux Radio Theater in such famous plays as God's Word. This week he shows us another side of his personal personality as guest producer of the Lux Radio Theater.

I am happy indeed to bring back one of our best friends, ladies and gentlemen, Walter Houston. Thank you Mr. Eric and good evening everyone. You know when a man has spent 35 years or so in a business or profession, I used to think he was entitled to, well, to form some definite ideas about his work.

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