A Star is Born

Janet Gaynor on the microphone recording for A Star is BornAudio quotes from the old-time radio play "A Star is Born" (1937), based on a story by Adela Rogers St. Johns, first aired on September 13, 1937 on CBS's Lux Radio Theatre.

Actors: Janet Gaynor (Esther Blodgett), Robert Montgomery (Norman Maine), Lionel Stander (Libby)

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501 Well, that's easy. After all, the product that makes this program possible is Lux Toilet Soap.
502 Well, that's enough of both of them. What they're asking for is exclusives of Miss Lester alone.
503 Well, the Davises were having a little party one night when Mrs. D. told Zeb to drive to town for some ice cream and to be very careful of the car.
504 Well, we thought we'd just sneak out sometime.
505 Well, we won't know either way for a while, will we?
506 Well, we're staying down at the beach house now and it's pretty lonesome with Esther away working all day.
507 Well, what is it, Libby?
508 Well, where is he now? -I bailed him out an hour ago. He ought to be at Burke's any minute.
509 Well, you don't exactly go to the studio. -Oh, it's on location! -Well, it isn't exactly on location, either.
510 Well, you got more than you bargained for... more pain, more success, even more personal happiness... and maybe more unhappiness.
 
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