Juggler of Notre Dame

Coleman Nelson, Eddie. The Gulf Screen Guild Theatre. Your host, the director of the Star's own theatre, Roger Pryor. Good evening, everyone. Your neighborhood good Gulf dealer and the Gulf Oil Company's welcome you to the Gulf Screen Guild Theatre.

And we hope your entire family and all your friends are listening. Because tonight, the Gulf Theater brings you Nelson Eddie and Ronald Coleman in a special Christmas broadcast. Christmas has always been rich in legend and story.

And this evening, we bring you one of the most beautiful Christmas legends of all time. It was given to literature by Anatol France. It's name, the juggler of note for Down. You know, folks, tonight is the 400th consecutive Sunday evening, on which the Gulf Oil companies have presented a program of entertainment for your enjoyment.

Starting with America's beloved Will Rogers, the makers of Gulf No-Knocks gasoline and Gulf Pride motor oil have brought you a most unusual series of famous stars. We are proud of this record. It's one of the longest in the history of radio broadcasting.

And we're proud that in presenting our present program, the Gulf Screen Guild Theater, we're able not only to bring you more grand radio entertainment, but also to help in the fine work of the Motion Picture Relief Fund. The money golf pays for the famous talent on these programs is used to help those members of the picture industry who can no longer care

for themselves, to build a home for the many who would otherwise be homeless. That's why we here in Hollywood consider the golf theater the stars own theater and why all the stars are so glad to appear on these problems.