June Moon

Hollywood California, the makers of old gold cigarettes present the comedy theater. The only radio program that brings you every week the greatest stars and the greatest comedies. Tonight's play is June Moon, starring Jack Carson and Frank McHugh.

And here is the director of the old gold comedy theater, Mr. Harold Boy. Good evening ladies and gentlemen. gentlemen, our play tonight is the celebrated stage success June Moon. We are very fortunate to be able to secure the services of two such well-known stars as Jack Carson and Frank McEew. Those of you who have been watching Jack's rise and particularly those who are

currently seeing the Warner Brothers picture roughly speaking and are familiar with his Campbell's suit program know all about Jack. And as for Frank McEew, well, his stellar work in picture after picture has made him universally known. So, ladies and gentlemen, may I present our stars. Jack Carson and Frank McCue. Every year, thousands of young hopefuls

pack their releases and head for New York. From Kia Kup to Kalamazoo, from Topiga to Tarzana, come youngsters eager to set the big town on fire. Take our hero, Fred Lane. His ambition is to be a big-time lyric writer. With a song in his heart, Freddie is aboard the Gotham Express heading for Tin Pan Alley. In the opposite seat from him is a charming young lady. Any

minute now, Fred can be expected to drum up a conversation. Oh, hang on, would you care for cigarette mess? Well, yes, thank you. That's all right. I guess I should introduce myself. Here's my card.

Fred Lane, lyric writer. Uh-huh. Say, what's your name? Edna Baker. Baker, it was nice to meet you Miss Baker. Likewise, I'm sure. By the way, what is a lyric right, Mr. Lane? Well, you know, the guy that writes the words for songs?