Ballerina Slightly with Accent

William Powell and Betty Davis. The Golf Screen Guild Theatre. Your neighborhood good golf dealer and the golf oil companies welcome you to the Golf Theatre. The one place where you meet all your favorite stars.

Barbara Stanwick, Robert Taylor, Carol Lombard, Robert Young, Jack Benny, Spencer Tracy, Dimension only a few of the Hollywood stars who will appear here in weeks to come. And tonight, the Golf Theater presents William Powell, Betty Davis, Oscar Bradley, and the Golf Orchestra, and your host, the director of the Golf Theater, Roger Pryor.

Good evening, everyone. If I were a newspaper editor, I'd probably say it's the scoop of the year. Or if I were to movie producer, I'd shout colossal headline attraction. As director of the Gulf Theater, may I simply say, we present William Powell and Betty Davis, co-starred for the first time in their careers.

Our players are comedy, ballerina, slightly with accent by Robert Riley Crutcher. And here again the Gulf Theater makes Hollywood history. Well this is the first time that Betty Davis has ever been heard on the air in a comedy role.

Betty Davis and William Powell just entered the stage from our life. The audience first into applause, they acknowledge the creeping, take their places at the microphones, and the play begins. Tonight's story, we meet Betty Davis, as the great Russian ballerina, Kenya, Philip Truman.

William Powell is the American millionaire, Philip Sinclair. The story opens outside the Romanov Arms Hotel, Central Park West. A crowd of autograph seekers block the sidewalks and overflows into the street, waiting for the glamorous Tanya Premier downstairs of the Russian ballet to make her appearance.

Androvsky, her manager, is frantically trying to clear a path to a waiting taxi. Don't you wait, Donia! Please stand back from behind! I am Droski command. And you must get to the theater. Two thousand people are waiting to see the greatest ballerina in all Russia.