Radio Drama

Leave your brother's company, the makers of Lux Soil at Soap, bring you the Lux Radio Theatre, starring James Stewart, Donna Reed, and Victor Moore, in It's a Wonderful Life. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keeley.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight we bring you one of the season's most inspiring hits, a Liberty Films production that's been nominated for the highest Screen Award. Yes, it's a wonderful life, and we present it now with its original fine stars Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed.

Jimmy and the role which won him a nomination for the best performance of the year. Also in our cast is starred at Fine Comedian, Victor Moore. It's a wonderful life as the drama of a typical American.

Might be you, it might be me. The dreams of glory lives in hope, he loves and doubts, and only providence puts a final value on his service to humanity. Our story starts before the war, when life was normal.

Shortages were generally unknown, and simple luxuries like Luxopra abundant. I won't say that the only reason people said did so wonderful life, but I do know from thousands of letters in our files that most of them said it's a wonderful soap.

And they keep right on saying it day after day. In fact the popularity of Luxo is what makes it possible to present such entertainment as Frank Capra's great production It's a Wonderful Life. Starting Jimmy Stewart as George, Donna Reed as Mary Hatch and Victor Moore as Clarence.

This is the story of George Bailey, citizen of Bedford Falls, New York. George Bailey, who more than anything under the sun, wanted to see the world. The wonderful, exciting world that lays somewhere beyond the limits of his hometown.