Up in Central Park

From Hollywood, Camel Cigarettes. Present. The Screen Gill Players. Our song, the Anna Durban, Dick Haines, and Charles Irwin. Our play, up in Central Park. Our hunt, Camel Cigarettes. Experience is the best teacher.

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tonight camels cigarettes present the screen-gill players in one of the red letter events of the radio season universal international great new musical hit up in central talk a delightful musical story of old new york in the eighteen seventy starring and Dick Haines is the reporter, and Diana Durban as the girl, with Charles Durban as

her father, Timothy Moore. The camel's green-gill players in, up in central parts. That song, that was their victory hymn. We've been hearing that song too often in those days, back around 1870 that was. Every election night, in fact, as far as Tweed the parties I celebrated another crooked victory at the polls.

I was doing what I could to fight them. The reporter for the New York Times, I told our readers plenty about William fresh from abroad, fresh from the fragrance all sowed itself.

Well, as a matter of fact, they came in that same day on the immigration launch from Melodile and Rosie standing at the rail, catching her first breakfast glimpse at New York, said what millions of others had said before her, except that she said it in her own special look.