Goodbye Mister Chips

It is Greer Gautes. And Basil Gathko. The Gulf Screen Guild Theatre. Presenting the story, goodbye Mr. Chips. And here is your host, the director of the Star's own theatre, Roger Pryor. Good evening everyone. Your neighborhood good Gulf dealer and the Gulf oil companies welcome you again to the Gulf Screen Guild Theatre.

Tonight it pleases me more than I can tell you to present here one of the most beautiful stories of all time. James Hilton's goodbye Mr. Chips, starring Basil Rathbone and that beloved Mrs. Chips, Greer Garst.

See, for myself Roger, it pleases me more than I can tell you to be here, and I am delighted that Basil Rathbone has became Mr. Chips. I think when our story is finished tonight you will all agree that he has given one of the finest radio performances of this for any year.

Thank you, Greer. Ladies and gentlemen, in just a moment, I will cut and will rise on the Gulf Screen Guild Theater presentation of goodbye, Mr. Chipped. Meanwhile, Bud Houston wants to remind you of something.

Alright, Bud. Folks, you've probably been preparing for this fall weather in lots of ways. For instance, getting out your overcoats and sweaters and such things. Well, don't forget to prepare your automobiles, too. Now's the time to change that dirty, worn-out summer oil for a crankcase full of the right seasonal grade of Gulf Lube motor oil.

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And folks, when you change to Gulf lube motor oil, here's something else it will pay you to do at the same time. Protect the wearing points in the chassis and running gear of your car with Gulf Flex registered lubrication.