Going My Way

The Gulf Green Girls Theater. The director of the Gulf Theater and your host, Roger Pryor. Good evening everybody. Your neighborhood good Gulf dealer and the Gulf oil companies again welcome you to the Gulf Theater.

And what a cass we have for you tonight. Loretta Young, Edward Arnold, James Stewart, Huzzy Knight, and, as usual, Oscar Bradley and his Delthorchic thing. Jimmy Stewart's about a step and a half behind himself these days.

It seems he hopes to open his own candid camera exhibit in about three weeks. And so, after working all day at the studio, he's been rushing madly home to spend the evening dividing his time between a roller film, a fan of developer and a rather bedraggle sandwich for dinner.

Loretta Young deserves a prize for having discovered something brand new in the way of autograph hundred. The D'Aphinularetta was asked for her autograph. I don't know if he's a paper, but in a block of what's cement?

Loretta signed it all right with a 10-penny nail, and the last scene that sandwiched staggering triumphantly down Hollywood Boulevard with his block of cement on his shoulder. You know the stars get a tremendous kick out of appearing in the ghost theater?

It's almost the contest to see who worked the hardest at rehearsals. That's because the ghost theater is the stars on theater. You see, every single sense that ghost would ordinarily give to the stars will appear here.

It's given instead to meet the needs of the motion opportunity fund and to build a home for the members of the picture industry who can no longer provide for themselves. And remember, in the same spirit of giving you can lend a helping hand to your less fortunate neighbors this week by contributing to your community