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| Title | : | lux radio theater (170) dark victory |
| Air Date | : | 04.04.1938 ( April 4, 1938) |
| Plot | : | + The Lux Radio Theatre. April 4, 1938. "Dark Victory". Sponsored by: Lux. A wealthy, spoiled woman finds out that she's dying of a brain tumor. The 1939 film of the same name (starring Bette Davis) was reportedly inspired by this broadcast. "The Lux Radio Theatre" then rebroadcast the story on January 8, 1940, which was based on the film (see cat. #3574). Edward Arnold sings, "Rich Man." In a monumental blooper, Melville Ruick ends the program by starting to give an NBC system cue, catching himself and switching to CBS in the midle of the cue. The Lux Radio Theatre. April 4, 1938. "Dark Victory". Sponsored by: Lux. A wealthy, spoiled woman finds out that she's dying of a brain tumor. The 1939 film of the same name (starring Bette Davis) was reportedly inspired by this broadcast. "The Lux Radio Theatre" then rebroadcast the story on January 8, 1940, which was based on the film (see cat. #3574). + Dark Victory is an inspiring play of a surgeon and a girl. Fate tried to separate them, love brought them together forever. Melvyn Douglas plays the part of the surgeon Dr Frederick Steele and Barbara Stanwyk plays the part of Judith Traherene a young society girl who is diagnosed as having a brain tumor. Edward Arnold sings, "Rich Man." In a monumental blooper, Melville Ruick ends the program by starting to give an NBC system cue, catching himself and switching to CBS in the midle of the cue. |
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| Title | : | lux radio theater (170) dark victory |
| Air Date | : | 04.04.1938 |
| Plot | : | + The Lux Radio Theatre. April 4, 1938. "Dark Victory". Sponsored by: Lux. A wealthy, spoiled woman finds out that she's dying of a brain tumor. The 1939 film of the same name (starring Bette Davis) was reportedly inspired by this broadcast. "The Lux Radio Theatre" then rebroadcast the story on January 8, 1940, which was based on the film (see cat. #3574). Edward Arnold sings, "Rich Man." In a monumental blooper, Melville Ruick ends the program by starting to give an NBC system cue, catching himself and switching to CBS in the midle of the cue. The Lux Radio Theatre. April 4, 1938. "Dark Victory". Sponsored by: Lux. A wealthy, spoiled woman finds out that she's dying of a brain tumor. The 1939 film of the same name (starring Bette Davis) was reportedly inspired by this broadcast. "The Lux Radio Theatre" then rebroadcast the story on January 8, 1940, which was based on the film (see cat. #3574). + Dark Victory is an inspiring play of a surgeon and a girl. Fate tried to separate them, love brought them together forever. Melvyn Douglas plays the part of the surgeon Dr Frederick Steele and Barbara Stanwyk plays the part of Judith Traherene a young society girl who is diagnosed as having a brain tumor. Edward Arnold sings, "Rich Man." In a monumental blooper, Melville Ruick ends the program by starting to give an NBC system cue, catching himself and switching to CBS in the midle of the cue. |
| File | : | Lux Radio Theater 38-04-04 (170) Dark Victory.mp3 |
| File Size | : | 13.42Mb |
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