His Girl Friday

Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell. The Golf ScreenGill Theatre. Your host, the director of the star's own theatre, Roger Pryor. Good evening, everyone.

Your neighborhood good golf dealer and the golf oil companies welcome you to the Golf ScreenGill Theatre. During the next half hour, you're going to hear a runnicking yarn about the craziest business in the world, the newspaper game.

It's his girl Friday, starring Rosalind Russell and Carrie Grant, with music by Oscar Bradley's Gulf Orchestra with Frank Tours conducting. In just about two quick ticks of a watch, our two box office champions will come out of their corners fighting. While we're waiting for that to happen, I'd just like to remind you folks that today you're getting a lot more car for your money

than ever before. And you might naturally think that the bigger the car, the more complicated the the engine the more care you'd have to give it. But thanks partly to your friend the good-goath dealer, cars today are actually easier to care for. Of course there are some mighty important things to see to. Such things for instance as

checking the oil, the water and the tires. If things like that aren't done and done regularly, you may be in for a heap of trouble. That's why it's just plain common sense to stop at your local Gulf dealers. You see, he's trained himself to look after such things. Every month he gets a special eight-page folder with information about the

latest cars, how to care for them, what things to look for that might cause you trouble. So give him a chance to give you really top-notch service. Tomorrow, stop at the sign of the Gulf Orange Disc at your neighborhood Good Gulf dealers. And here come the stars, Carrie Grant and Rosalind Russell, are just making their entrances on our Gulf Theater stage. The house