Let's Radio Theater brings you Rosal and Russell, George Grant, and Chester Morris in

Flight for Freedom.

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

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

When a star plays the same kind of part again and again,

that star, to use the Hollywood term, is typed.

But this horrible fate can never happen to Miss Rosal and Russell because she makes every

performance a new adventure in acting. She turns from drama to comedy and back again with the

greatest of ease for herself and the greatest of pleasure for her audience.

Her last appearance here was in a rapid fire comedy.

Tonight with George Brent and Chester Morris, she plays a woman flyer in a powerful action drama, her R.K.O. Screen success,

Flight for Freedom. Besides being her co-star tonight, George Brent is also a fellow pilot and incidentally has been instructing

flying cadet for the Army.

But in flight for freedom, Chester Morris gives him plenty of competition, both in flying and remand. The action of tonight's play takes us around the world

to places that once were symbols of romance and are now the battlefields of freedom.

And we don't have to dig very deep into our mail bag to find letters from most of them.

Lux toilet soap is getting around these days.

The New Guinea and North Africa, to the Aleutians, Iceland, New Caledonia, and other faraway spots.

Many of our boys out there hear us by short wave every week.

They tell us that they're still using our product. It comes in

boxes from home and in some places they can get it at a PX. That's army for a

post-exchange. But wherever it comes from a cake of luck toilet soap is a nice piece of property to have wherever you are

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