Trade Winds

Lux presents Hollywood. Lux radio theater brings you Errol Finn, John Bennett, Mariuster and Ralph Dallame in Trade To me, El Flynn always looks a little out of place on dry land.

That's because I'm more used to meeting him on deep water off the California coast. Where our greeting is neither a spoken word nor a shaken hand, but a combination of signal flags that means hello from the Catalina Channel to the China Sea.

Leaning against them mainmost dressed in faded dungarees, Elo looks as though he'd stepped from the pages of a saltwater saga. So the 90s fittingly cast in the play called Trade Wind. It's a four star production, and co-starring with arrow flint, we present Joan Bennett, Mary Astor, and Ralph Bellamy.

In the course of the play we'll cover a lot of ground and the majority of the seven seas. That's in keeping with the worldwide popularity of our product, Luxe-Purlitz-Ope. In any hemisphere, beauty is at a premium, and clever women Ask for luck, sir, let's open just about every language.

Trade wins is a drama of love and flight, of a wealthy society girl wanted by the police, and of a young detective who tracks her halfway around the world. It's the drama of a man and woman who are meant for each other to find themselves enemies on opposite sides of the law.

Earl Flynn is our globe-crotting detective, Sam Y. And the object of his globe-crotting is Joan Bennett, who plays Kate Kerrigan, the same part she had in Walter Wanger's motion picture production of Fred Wins. Mary Astor is Jean, a secretary who has nearly as much trouble keeping up with the detective as he has catching up with a girl he's trying to arrest.