A Girl A Guy and A Gob

California, the Bakers of Old Gold cigarettes present the Comedy Theatre. The only radio program that brings you every week, the greatest stars and the greatest comedies. Tonight's play, RKO's a girl, a guy and a gob, starring George Murphy and who's the old boy.

And here is the director of the old gold comedy theater, Mr. Harold Lloyd. Good evening ladies and gentlemen.

You know, we on the Old Gold Comedy Theater make a habit of defined tradition, for example, in casting tonight's play, A Girl, A Guy in a Gob, instead of doing the usual thing and getting the stars of the film version, we're trying a new approach.

We've got the stars of the film version. And here they are, George Murphy and Lucille Ball. Good evening, and to continue this remarkable coincidence, the director of tonight's show was the original producer of the picture, Mr. Harold Lloyd.

to continue, George, you and I were signed to play the roles on the Old Gold Comedy Theatre on Sunday, February 11th, and here we are. Amazing Lucille. Astounding. Unbelievable. Lucille, I hope that you get as big a kick out of playing the role of Dorothy Duncan tonight. As you tip the role you played in the forthcoming Metro Golden Mayor production

Without Love. How about you, George? Are you ready to play the role of Coffee Cup the sailor. Oh boy am I. I've been wearing tight pants for two weeks. How about you Lucille? Harold take it easy. Let me help a sailor on a night like this. Well let's get to work. Oh oh I forgot one thing. There's another guy in this picture. His