Accent on Youth

The Golf Screen Guild Theatre. The director of the Golf Theatre and your host, Roger Pryor. Good evening everyone and welcome. Tonight your neighborhood good golf dealer in the Golf Oil Company bring you from New York, one of the grandest cast that's ever been our pleasure to present.

Kurtzard Lawrence, Herbert Marshall, John Mac Brown and of course the music of Oscar Bradley and his Golf Orchestra. Everything's excitement here in the Golf Theater tonight. For immediately after the show away we go back to Hollywood.

In order to bring you such names as Bing Crosby, Norma Shearer, Robert Taylor, and Basil Ratnbaum The Gulf Theater, ladies and gentlemen, is the only place where you can meet all your favorite stars Because the Gulf Theater is the star's own theater Every cent of the money that would otherwise be paid to the poor appearing in the Gulf Theater

is used instead to help meet the needs of the Motion Picture Relief Fund and to build a home for the less fortunate members of the industry And because it is a program with such a swell purpose, stars who ordinarily don't appear on the radio are happy to appear in the Gulf Theater.

That's why, for instance, three weeks from today, we have the privilege of bringing you one of America's greatest stars, the little girl everyone loves. On December 24th, Christmas Eve, the Gulf Theater will present for her first time on the air, Miss Shirley Temple.

Tonight we present accent on youth, a play by Samson Rayfieldman, whose current hit, Skylark, starring Gertzard Lawrence, is now running on Broadway. And may I present our three star cast, the part of Stephen Gay, a successful New York playwright at the dangerous age of 51, is played by Herbert Marshall.