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Thank Your Lucky Stars

Screen Guild Theater · September 27, 1943 · 29 min · 3,048 words

The transcript of “Thank Your Lucky Stars”, an episode of Screen Guild Theater first broadcast September 27, 1943. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Screen Guild Theater plays Screen Guild Theater free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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The master presents the Screen Guild Players. The Screen Guild Play tonight. Thank your lucky stars. The Starring Players. This is Eddie Cantrell. This is Dennis Morgan. This is Dennis Morgan. The Lady Master Screen Guild Players present the musical highlights from Warner Brothers Great Motion Picture, Thank Your Lucky Stars.

Here to sing some of the songs they sang in the picture are Dennis Shore and Dennis Morgan. For our Master of Ceremonies, ladies and gentlemen, we need a man who is a sensational dancer. A man who's terrific comedy will literally kill the people.

A man who is the outstanding singer of our day. But folks, everyone's getting along with substitutes today. So we give you any care. Two ladies and gentlemen, now a word with you, Mr. Bradley. You may not have a high opinion of me.

That's your privilege. But I'd like you to know that when we were making thank you lucky stars, Humphrey Bogot, Betty Davis, Olivia de Havilland, Ida Lupino. In fact, everyone in the picture told me that I was the greatest star they ever worked with.

They told you that? Yes. And the fact that I own a laundry has nothing to do with it. LAUGHTER Well Eddie, Eddie, how about presenting the radio version of Thank You Lucky Stars? Oh, I'm afraid that's impossible Truman.

You see, there are so many wonderful things in the picture that we couldn't possibly do them all. So we just present some of the stars and their songs. Well that's well Eddie, let's get going.

OK, we'll open the show with one of the most charming, most popular, most romantic stars in the picture. My show, my music, please. Your music, Eddie, didn't you say we'd open the show with one of the most charming, most popular, most romantic stars?

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