Aileen Pringle was the personification of the exotic siren of the 1920s, a flapper-era star who moved from the silent screen to the golden age of radio. Born into San Francisco high society, she dazzled audiences opposite Rudolph Valentino and became the darling of the intelligentsia, counting romance novelist Elinor Glyn and writer H.L. Mencken among her close friends. This digital collection of two episodes from the Lux Radio Theatre offers a rare glimpse into Pringle's later career as she brought her distinctive presence to the airwaves.
