From Hollywood, the NBC Theater presents. Screen directors assignment,

assignment, production, the trouble with women,

directors Sydney Landfield, star Ray Mullan. The Hollywood Screen Directors present a comedy with an apology to psychology

The Trouble with Women Starring Ray Muland and Introducing the Director of the film Sydney Landfield. It was bright and shining that the soft-spoken young comedian happened to be performing in Hollywood.

It also happened that the film studio at the time was looking for a clever new comedy writer. The comedian got the job and that's how our guest screen director tonight was ushered into motion pictures.

He stayed to become one of Hollywood's most skilled directors,

the creator of such fun-filled entertainment as my favorite blonde,

standing room only, and the well-groomed bride.

Ladies and gentlemen, the director of the Trouble with Women, Mr. Sidney Landfield.

Thank you. After an introduction like that, I think I should mention that a comedy is only as amusing as its story and its cast.

As for the director, well, he just puts those two things together.

In the case of the trouble with women,

there was a particular pleasure, both because of my great admiration

for Ray Milan and because of the story itself,

which presents a completely cock-eyed approach to romance.

Now here it is The Trouble with Women Starring Ray Meland in his original role of Professor

Gilbert Sedley with Mary Jane Croft as Kate Farrell. I'm from the morning journal Professor Sedley. How about a statement on your new book?

Yeah, you beating up any women lately?

Sorry, no statement.

Oh, I have a heart.

We're only reporters.

If you people are from the press, Professor Mele and myself

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