Dont Trust Your Husband

Oh, uh, waiter? Yes, sir. I'll have Yankee pot roast, some mashed potatoes, a next green salad with French dressing, and a bottle of cold, papped blue ribbon. Yes, sir. Finest beer served anywhere. From Hollywood, papped blue ribbon, finest beer served, anywhere proudly presented.

Screen directors, playhouse, production, Don't trust your husband, director Lloyd Bacon, star Fred MacMurray. Hollywood screen directors present an interlude of laughter.

The motion picture comedy, Don't Trust Your Husband, starring Fred MacMurray, and introduced by the director of the film Lloyd Bacon. One of the facts of picture making is that a camera is a machine that sees what the director wants it to see.

And if the machine can capture a whole world of entertainment, much of the credit belongs to such pioneer directors as our guest tonight. The creator of such grand films as Mother is a Freshman, you were meant for me, and of course, don't trust your husband.

Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Lloyd Bacon. Thank you. And you probably guessed from the title of our story. It doesn't try to solve any pressing world problems. But it might help you forget a few of them.

As we turned to the particular brand of nonsense that made this picture so much fun to do. Now here it is for the first time in the air, starring Fred McMurray in his original role of Vince Dohm in Don't Trust Your Husband.

The title of our story does not necessarily reflect this program's views on marriage. However, if you happen to be the wife of an advertising executive who spends his evenings with a mysterious client named Mr. Frazier, we advise you to listen closely, especially if you should wake up at six o'clock some morning and find your husband in evening clothes,