The Columbia Network takes pride in presenting Horsen Wells in the first production of a unique

new summer series by the Mercury Fitter on the air.

In a single year, the first in the life of a Mercury Fitter, Horsen Wells has come to be

the most famous name of our time in American drama.

Says Collier's magazine, 23-year-old Horsen Wells threw a bombshell in the Broadway.

Rob eventually writes in the New Yorker.

The production of the Mercury, as I should say, just about perfect.

My magazine declares the brightest moon that has risen over Broadway in years.

Wells should feel at home in the sky, for the sky is the only limit, which is ambitious and recognized.

And finally, the United Press remarked meteoric rise of Horsen Wells' Mercury theatre continues unabated.

With four hitshoes in its birth year, the Mercury might well close its door on a season unparalleled in Broadway history.

But Mr. Wells has long been working on a project for a greater audience, for Broadway's of the entire United States.

The Colombian Network is proud to give Horsen Wells the opportunity to bring to the air those same qualities of vitality and imagination

that have made him the most talk of theatrical director in America today.

And it is this project, which Columbia brings you this summer.

The first time in its history that radio has ever extended such an invitation to an entire theatrical institution.

But here is Horsen Wells himself to tell you about it.

The director of the Mercury Theatre, the stall and producer of these programs, Horsen Wells.

Good evening. We're starting off tonight with the best story of its kind ever written.

You'll find it in every representative library of classic English narratives.

His brand stokers Dracula.

The next time I speak to you, I am Dr. Arthur Subert.

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