Ninotchka

And Russell Spencer Tracey. Ralph Screen Gill's 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, the Golf Theatre presents Rosalind Russell and Spencer Tracey with Oscar Bradley and his golf orchestra.

And now your host, the director of the Golf Theatre, Roger Pryor. Good evening, everyone. And I thought I'd show the people from the Gulf Theater, and we've decided that Roswell and Russell and Spencer and Tracy choose their own play.

What was the decision, Ros? Ernest Lubitsch's production of Ninautica. We both think it's one of the most beautiful pictures ever to come out of Hollywood. Well, part of you playing, Spencer. Well, I just wanted to show Melvin Douglas who played this part so beautifully how really badly it could have been done.

And you, Ros? Well, I can't tell exactly Roswell. But any similarity between the character I play tonight and Greta Garble is purely coincidental. Yes, yes. And ladies and gentlemen, if you hear of vast silence coming out of your radio, stick around.

It's just Russell and Tracy trying to underplay each other. By the way, and it's noveg a sick and dead with a cold. When he hears this, it'll get him out of it, but quick, my curtain mark.

In his Paris in the spring of several years ago, when a siren was a woman and not an air-raid alarm, comrades, bouillon, often Kaposti, members of the Russian board of trade, just arrived from Moscow to sell the confiscated jewels of the former Duchess Swanna, or meeting with an obstacle in the first of count Leon Dalgu.