Variety Review 5

Welcome, everyone. Tonight, your neighborhood Good Gal dealer joins the Galfoil companies in presenting another program in this series of reviews, musical comedies, and dramatic shows. Written, directed, and acted by the greatest names in Hollywood for the benefit of the Motion Picture Relief Fund.

Tonight, it's a review written by Everett Freeman and directed by A. Edward Southern. So welcome, all of you, to the Motion Picture Star's own program. Welcome to the Galp Screen Guild Show! With Joan Bennett, Rosemary Lane, Vicki Rooney, Rudy Vally, the King's man, Oscar Bradley, and Hollywood's favorite master of ceremonies, George Bush.

Good evening ladies and gentlemen and welcome to another Golf Screen Guild Show. Since these shows started last January, it's been my privilege to introduce to you some of the greatest stars in the motion picture industry.

Tonight is no exception. For tonight, the Gulf Oil Company is bringing you a review starring Joan Bennett, Rosemary Lane, Mickey Rooney, Rudy Valley and the Kingsmen. And so on with the show. And our first Screen Guild star for tonight, Rosemary Lane.

Ah Rosemary, Rosemary, you really are a perfect picture. You look as though you had just come from leading the Easter parade. Thank you, George, but I really got all dressed up to sing with you tonight.

Well, I am flattered. What songs do we sing? Well, today is Easter. So they say, and my music should fit the occasion. Now, I could sing Easter for AIDS today. With very little persuasion. Yes, but you're that much to obvious.

Yes, in fact, it's become quite a habit. Nothing rhymes with obvious, does it? No, I don't think so. Say, is there a song about a rabbit? How about lilies and flowers and stuff? A song for Easter.