Griff Barnett

Melvyn Douglas appeared tonight through the courtesy of Metro Golden Mayer and is currently seen in their production of Two-Faced Woman.

Heard in tonight's play were Ferdinand Munier as Tim's father, and Charles Seal, Verna Felton, Dix Davis, Torry Carlton, Gene O'Donnell, Fred McKay, Edward Marr, Susanne Curran, Griff Barnett, Frank Penny, and Boyd Davis.

Tune in next Monday night to hear Bette Davis and Charles Boyer in All This and Heaven Too.

Our music was directed by Lewis Silvers, and your announcer has been Melville Rui.

Edgar Buchanan is working in the 20th Century Fox production Buffalo Bill.

Heard in tonight's play were Elsa Jansen as Mom, Griff Barnett as Pop, and Hugh Blees, Ken Christie, Robert Harris, Bobby Larson, Joe Panario, Eugene Forsythe, Stanley Farrar, and Boyd Davis, Norman Field, Eddie Marr, Leo Cleary, and Charles Seal.

Our music was directed by Louis Silvers, and this is your announcer John M. Kennedy reminding you to tune in next Monday night to hear Don Ameche and Maureen O'Hara in Heaven Can Wait.

Mothers, in spite of food shortages, get the vitamins and minerals your family needs.

The narrator was Theodore von Eltz.

The cast, in the order of their appearance, were Gloria Blondell, Frank Martin, Therese Lyon, Griff Barnett, Edmund MacDonald, Barney James, Roseanne Murray, Everett Allen, Dorothy Scott, Joe Granby, and Bruce Elliott.

Next week, through the cooperation of Lester Cowan Productions, the play will be Mr. Pyle, based on the writings of America's beloved war correspondent, the late Ernie Pyle.

The starring player will be Mr. Burgess Meredith.

Its purpose is to increase goodwill and cooperation among Americans of every religion and race.

Heard in tonight's play were Bea Benederit as Charlotte, Marga Ann Dayton as Mrs. Cayley, Griff Barnett as Mr. Eldridge, Bobby Larson as Tony, Verna Felton as Mrs. Gilworth, Eileen Pringle as Mrs. Geek, Tommy Cook as Sammy, and Ann Tobin, Leo Cleary, Buck Woods, Lillian Randolph, Jacqueline DeWitt, John Roche, Doris Cederholm, Warren Ash, Jean O'Donnell, Ferdinand Meunier, Mary Lou Harrington, and Charles Seal.

Tune in next Monday night to hear Charles Boyer and Myrna Loy in Appointment for Love.

Our music was directed by Louis Silvers, and your announcer has been Melville Ruick.

Margaret O'Brien, Francis Gifford, and James Craig appeared through the courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, producers of A.J. Cronin's The Green Years.

Heard in our cast tonight were Joseph Kearns as Paul, Marissa O'Brien as Cola, Johnny McGovern as Arnold, Dorothy Scott as Bruna, and Griff Barnett, Edwin Cooper, Janet Scott, Tyler McVeigh, Cliff Clark, and Charles Seal.

Our music was directed by Louis Silvers.

Our Lux Radio Theater production of Our Vines Have Tender Grapes has come to you with the good wishes of the makers of Lux Toilet Soap, Hollywood's own beauty soap.