Melville Ruick

Ep 344

A turn-of-the century romance. A dentist finally gets the chance to get his revenge. DeMille trips over his famous closing, and nearly forgets that he's in New York and not in Hollywood (from where the broadcast originates). The story was produced previously on The Lux Radio Thea…

Ep 343

An adventure/romance about the men who work on high-voltage electric transmission lines. George Stevens, Mark Sandrich, and E. H. Griffith present Cecil B. DeMille with an award on his thirtieth anniversary as a motion picture director.

Ep 342

The program is abbreviated for a talk by President Roosevelt. A pair of swindlers set their sights on a wealthy ale heiress, just back from the Amazon.

Ep 341

An "eternal triangle" soap opera as two women have one baby and one secret between them. They battle for the love of a handsome aviator. This story was produced on The Lux Video Theatre on March 21, 1957.

Ep 340

A romance/comedy about a playwright and a doctor. There's an excellent singing Lux commercial forty-five minutes into the program. Charles Boyer is congratulated on becoming an American citizen. The story was produced again on The Lux Radio Theatre on May 1, 1944 (see cat. #46277…

Ep 339

The story of "The Texas Children's Home and Aid Society" and the tragic life of the woman who founded it.

Ep 338

A big city romance as boy and girl tackle New York City. She's a dancer, he's a boxer. The program begins with an unusual "V For Victory" opening. The New York World Telegram presents an award to the program as "The Best Dramatic Program On The Air," for the eighth consecutive ye…

Ep 337

An advertising man's marriage is heading for the rocks on his fifth anniversary.

Ep 336

A prize-fighter is taken to heaven before his time, and returns in the body of a financier, just in time to be murdered by his wife.

Ep 335

The wealthy owner of a department store goes to work in his own shoe department after his employees hang him in effigy. The story was produced on The Lux Radio Theatre again on March 12, 1945 (see cat. #10443).

Ep 334

The classic narrative of the French Revolution. The story was produced on The Lux Radio Theatre again on March 18, 1946 (see cat. #44898).

Ep 330

The program is five minutes shorter than usual to allow a special "Bill Of Rights" broadcast. A governess falls in love with the man of the house and is forced to contend with an evil woman under the same roof. A brief portion of Cecil B. DeMille's re-introduction to the story af…

Ep 327

Maisie loses her job as a headless lady at the carnival and finds herself a society maid with a wealthy but troubled family.

Ep 326

A small-town lad decides to conquer Hollywood...but not as a comic! Mickey and Judy sing a post-story duet, "How About You?" for the first time on the air.