Robert Young

Remember next week, Edward G. Robinson and Irving Reese with Jeff Chandler.

Spiral Staircase was presented through the courtesy of RKO Radio Pictures, producers of that hilarious comedy Bride for Sale, starring Claudette Colbert, Robert Young, and George Brent.

Dorothy McGuire will soon be seen as the star of the 20th century Fox production, Oh Doctor.

Robert Seodmak's latest production for Universal International Pictures is Deported, starring Marta Torren and Jeff Chandler.

On October 9th, 1944, Lux Radio Theater brought its four hundred fifty-two episode to CBS in Old Chicago, adapted from the 1938 20th Century Fox film.

Robert Young stars as ambitious Dion O'Leary, with Dorothy Lamour as singer Belle Fawcett, and John Hodiak as Dion's brother, Jack.

Their story follows the family's place in a growing Chicago with the great fire of 1871 looming in the city's future.

Cecil B. DeMille hosts and produces.

Now, back to the Golden Age of Radio.

Lux presents Hollywood.

[instrumental music] The Lux Radio Theater brings you In Old Chicago, starring Dorothy Lamour, Robert Young, and John Hodiak.

Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille.

Fatima cigarettes, the best of all long cigarettes, has brought you Dragnet, portions transcribed from Los Angeles.

This is Robert Young.

Hear We The People next on NBC.

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Next Monday night, we have a Broadway stage success that made an equally dramatic and exciting picture.

It's Hunt Stromberg's psychological thriller, Guest in the House, starring Robert Young and Anne Baxter.

For sheer dramatic suspense, you'd have a hard time beating this melodrama of a happy family invaded by a strange and sinister influence.

A conflict building towards a startling and extraordinary climax.

Good night and come back again soon.

Thank you.

Our sponsors, the makers of Lux Toilet Soap, join me in inviting you to be with us again next Monday evening when the Lux Radio Theater presents Robert Young and Ann Baxter in Guest in the House.

This is William Keeley saying goodnight to you from Hollywood.

The Encore Theater play tonight, Green Light.

Our star is Robert Young.

Tonight, Shenley Laboratories presents another in a new series of great dramatic programs.

Some of our stories are fact, the struggles and accomplishments of great men of medicine.

By these programs, Shenley Laboratories would remind you that medical science and progress is not cold, impersonal research, or pages of statistics.

but a warm human story told in living terms, whether it's the life of one of medicine's immortals or the simple everyday record of service rendered by your own physician.

And now, Green Light, starring Robert Young as Dr. Newell Page and with Pedro de Cordoba as Dean Harcourt.

Green Light, the story of a doctor.

Others in tonight's cast were Betty Lou Gerson, Ray Hartman, and Eddie Fields.

Frank Lovejoy can currently be seen co-starring with Joan Crawford and Robert Young in Warner Brothers' Goodbye, My Fancy.

Listen next week at this time and every week as Randy Stone searches through the city for the strange story waiting for him in the darkness.

Nightbeat came to you from Hollywood.

Molière wrote a delightful comedy about a man who was not a doctor but whose wife kept telling everybody he was a physician in spite of himself.

Hear it this Monday night when most of these same stations present The Summer Theatre with screen actor Robert Young in the starring role.

And remember, for suspense all summer, hear Crime Classics Mondays on the CBS radio network.

[instrumental music] Hanging out at the pool is great.