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| Title | : | lux radio theater (083) the legionnaire and the lady |
| Air Date | : | 06.01.1936 ( June 1, 1936) |
| Plot | : | + The Lux Radio Theatre. June 1, 1936. "The Legionnaire and The Lady". Sponsored by: Lux. The first Lux broadcast from Hollywood. The first show hosted by Cecil B. DeMille. A love story between a Legionnaire in the desert and a night club singer. C. B. interviews Jesse Lasky about the good old days in Hollywood when they filmed "The Squaw Man" together. Clark Gable and Marlene Dietrich are interviewed. Marlene sings "Falling In Love Again," accompanied by the composer. + Originally when this Blue Network Program was broadcast on Sunday afternoons from New York in 1934 it was presented by Antony Stanford and featured hour long adaptations of Broadway plays, usually starring Broadway actors. But Lever Brothers, the show sponsors decided to move the show to Hollywood and so it was that on Monday June 1st 1936, Cecil B. De Mille the famous film director stepped forward to the microphone to introduce for the first time “Lux Presents Hollywood” brought to you by “Lux Radio Theatre”. The format was similar, but different, in as much as the shows now became adaptations of films and sometimes featured the original stars, as did this first one, “The Legionnaire and the Lady” with Clark Gable and Marlene Dietrich, adapted from the film, “Morocco”. This show has atmosphere, it will take you right back to the days when you regularly visited your favorite movie theatre and became so involved with the story which was unfolding on the silver screen. It makes you realize the changes which have taken place throughout the world in this last fifty or sixty years with regard to heroes, ladies and love. Incidentally make sure you settle down to listen with a coke or something cool, it’s thirsty work in the desert. Reviewed by Chas |
| File | : | Lux Radio Theater 36-06-01 (083) The Legionnaire and the Lady.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 26.94Mb |
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| Title | : | lux radio theater (083) the legionnaire and the lady |
| Air Date | : | 06.01.1936 |
| Plot | : | + The Lux Radio Theatre. June 1, 1936. "The Legionnaire and The Lady". Sponsored by: Lux. The first Lux broadcast from Hollywood. The first show hosted by Cecil B. DeMille. A love story between a Legionnaire in the desert and a night club singer. C. B. interviews Jesse Lasky about the good old days in Hollywood when they filmed "The Squaw Man" together. Clark Gable and Marlene Dietrich are interviewed. Marlene sings "Falling In Love Again," accompanied by the composer. + Originally when this Blue Network Program was broadcast on Sunday afternoons from New York in 1934 it was presented by Antony Stanford and featured hour long adaptations of Broadway plays, usually starring Broadway actors. But Lever Brothers, the show sponsors decided to move the show to Hollywood and so it was that on Monday June 1st 1936, Cecil B. De Mille the famous film director stepped forward to the microphone to introduce for the first time “Lux Presents Hollywood” brought to you by “Lux Radio Theatre”. The format was similar, but different, in as much as the shows now became adaptations of films and sometimes featured the original stars, as did this first one, “The Legionnaire and the Lady” with Clark Gable and Marlene Dietrich, adapted from the film, “Morocco”. This show has atmosphere, it will take you right back to the days when you regularly visited your favorite movie theatre and became so involved with the story which was unfolding on the silver screen. It makes you realize the changes which have taken place throughout the world in this last fifty or sixty years with regard to heroes, ladies and love. Incidentally make sure you settle down to listen with a coke or something cool, it’s thirsty work in the desert. Reviewed by Chas |
| File | : | Lux Radio Theater 36-06-01 (083) The Legionnaire and the Lady.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 26.94Mb |
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