31 January 1930 15 mins
Reginald Denny hosts. Reginald Denny presents a performance by a famed female impersonator Julian Eltinage. Anita Page and Julia Faye discuss the latest fashions for women. Bobby Vernon attempts to provide musical entertainment.
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Reginald Denny as Himself
Anita Page as Herself
Julia Faye as Herself
Bobby Vernon as Himself
Paul Whiteman as Himself
Julian Eltinge as Himself
United States 31 January 1930
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