The Day the Earth Stood Still

Lux presents Hollywood. Lever Brothers Company, the makers of Lux, Silent Soul, bring to you the Lux Radio Theatre, starring Michael Renney and Jean Peters in The Day the Earth Stood Still. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cummings.

Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, there is never a present question that has puzzled an intrigued our world for centuries. Is there life on any of the other planets? So in tonight's play we will tell you of a possible momentous event in our future.

The arrival of this planet on this planet of a man from the outer space, the day the earth stood still. And as our stars are this provocative drama from twentieth century Fox, we have one of their fastest rising stars, Michael Renney, co-starring with that outstanding actress, Gene Peters.

Now, before raising the curtain, on the day the earth stood still, starring Michael Renney and gene-peders, here is Ken Carpenter. I don't know about you, but exhausted as I am from the holidays, I still hate to admit that they're really over.

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