Edwin Montague, the Magnificent Montague, or as he modestly calls himself, the greatest living Shakespearean actor on the stage, today is a broken man. This paragon of the legitimate theater, this thespian rock who sneered at anything not connected with the theater, is today starring on an afternoon radio serial. It is the morning after his first program, and he is sound asleep, happy in the thought that the whole thing was a horrible dream...