This Lonely Heart

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. Tonight we bring you the brilliant and charming twice winner of the Motion Picture Academy Award, Betty Davis, supported by one of the finest and largest radio casts ever assembled.

Also Oscar Bradley and his golf orchestra. And now here's the director of the Golf Theatre and your host, Roger Pryor. Dear Prior, good evening everyone. I'm especially proud to be the director of the Gulf Theater tonight because I sincerely believe we're about to present a play that will long be remembered.

Betty Davis, her supporting players, the author, Arch Oberler, and Oscar Bradley and his augmented Gulf Orchestra have spent many long hours in rehearsal to bring to perfection one of the strangest, almost unbelievable love stories ever told.

The great and undying romance of Nagezda Philoretozna and Piotr Tchaikovsky. The same Chikovsky who was the composer of the lyric, Romeo and Juliet overture, which has been the theme of the Gulf Screen Guild Theater since the curtain first rose a year ago this month.

On our first broadcast, just as today, spokesman for your neighborhood good girl, Dilla with John Conte, who has something worthwhile speaking about right now. Johnny? Thank you, Roger. Forty years ago, ladies and gentlemen, traveled by airplane was an inventor's dream.

Twenty years ago, it was still something of an adventure. But today it's a practical everyday affair thanks to experts whose experience has taught them exactly what various planes and motors can do. And what various gasoline and motor oils can do also, which is what makes it news to you as a motorist, when Captain Eddie Rickenbacher and his engineers at the famous Eastern Airlines announce,