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| Title | : | grand marquee mexican interlude |
| Air Date | : | 09.24.1946 ( September 24, 1946) |
| Plot | : | + NBC net, Chicago origination. "Mexican Interlude". Sponsored by: Rayve Shampoo. A comedy/romance about a Mexican artist and an American actress. The script was used subsequently on "Grand Marquee" on September 18, 1947 (see cat. #78345). The story is introduced by Olan Soule as a lighted hearted comedy set south of the border, which all started out as a merry bit of Mexican make believe, but sometimes masquerades have a peculiar habit of becoming the real thing and then complications set in. The story is introduced by Olan Soule as a lighted hearted comedy set south of the border, which all started out as a merry bit of Mexican make believe, but sometimes masquerades have a peculiar habit of becoming the real thing and then complications set in. |
| File | : | mexican_interlude-1946-09-24.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 7.17Mb |
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| Title | : | grand marquee mexican interlude |
| Air Date | : | 09.24.1946 |
| Plot | : | + NBC net, Chicago origination. "Mexican Interlude". Sponsored by: Rayve Shampoo. A comedy/romance about a Mexican artist and an American actress. The script was used subsequently on "Grand Marquee" on September 18, 1947 (see cat. #78345). The story is introduced by Olan Soule as a lighted hearted comedy set south of the border, which all started out as a merry bit of Mexican make believe, but sometimes masquerades have a peculiar habit of becoming the real thing and then complications set in. The story is introduced by Olan Soule as a lighted hearted comedy set south of the border, which all started out as a merry bit of Mexican make believe, but sometimes masquerades have a peculiar habit of becoming the real thing and then complications set in. |
| File | : | mexican_interlude-1946-09-24.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 7.17Mb |
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