Laura

Lux presents Hollywood, the brothers company, the makers of Lux's pilot soap, brings you the Lux Radio Theater starring Jean Terri and Victor Mature in Laura. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cummings. Greetings from Hollywood ladies and gentlemen.

Tonight's drama is such a fascinating combination of mystery and romance, that it is rapidly becoming a classic to the revolted readers of who done it. Perhaps its main attraction is its unusual triangle of characters, the cynical Broadway cardiomist, the soft-spoken detective or the haunting picture of Laura herself.

Regardless of the reason, this intriguing mystery is one of 20th Century Fox's most memorable screen hits. And as our stars, we have glamorous Jean Timmy in her original role, romantically teamed with one of our most popular stars, Victor Matilda.

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