Seventh Heaven

Our own power, Annabella. The Gulf Screen Guild Theatre. Your host and director of the Stars Own Theatre, Roger Pryor. Good evening everyone. Your neighborhood good Gulf dealer and the Gulf oil companies invite you to spend another evening with us.

Here in the Gulf Screen Guild Theatre. We think you'll like the show we have for you tonight because our Stars are Annabella and Tyrone Power. You'll hear them in one of the most beautiful love stories ever told, Seventh Heaven.

This story has been adapted for radio by Harry Cromman. Annabella and Tyrone, like all the famous stars who appear here in the Gulf Theater, are donating their talents so that in return, Gulf can give generously to the Motion Picture Relief Fund.

And the fund you know provides the necessities of life for any person in the picture industry who may be unable to provide for himself. It's a great work, and Gulf is proud to be a part of it.

to be a part of it. That applause, ladies and gentlemen, is for Annabella and Tyrone Power, who have just entered the Gulf stage in a take in their places before the Gulf microphone. And now, Frank Tours, Qsaska Bradley's Gulf Orchestra in the opening theme, and we present Seventh Heaven, starring Tyrone Power as Chico, and Annabella as the Am.

It's the old Paris, the Paris of 1914, gay boulevards, laughter and lights, but hidden Even from the tourist's eyes of the dark and shabby slums.

And in this section, there's no street more gloomy, more crooked or more ugly, than a narrow little alley called the sock. It's a street of brutal tempers, flashing knives, a street of sudden sharp alarms, a street that takes its pleasure at a taudry cheap cafe, mockingly called the hole in the sock.