She Knew All the Answers

Lux presents Hollywood. The Lux Radio Theatre brings you Joan Bennett and Preston Foster in She Knew All the Answers with E. Varden. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. More than 2,500 years ago, the Greeks discovered that people could be entertained by something called a play, and has been going on ever since.

Tonight's play is pure entertainment. It has no message to preach, no lesson to teach, only one reason for being, to make you enjoy yourselves. If we can do that and help you relax for just an hour between two working days, then we'll be glad we picked a sparkling comedy like she knew all the answers for the Lux Radio Theater

tonight. And to make a good thing better, we have two accomplished stars who have an enviable record of success on this stage. Joan Bennett and Preston Foster. She knew all the answers is adapted from a Columbia picture in which Miss Bennett was starred.

And tonight she plays the same part for us, a chorus girl who goes to work in a broker's office for a very interesting reason. Preston Foster is the fortunate financier who learned some of the answers from her.

If the lady in question knows all the answers, she must know that best of all answers to the problem of beauty care, lux toilet soap. And she'll be in very good company too, because so many millions of you know it.

Denographers and screen stars, housewives and rivetors all have the same natural desire to look their loveliest. And out here in Southern California at least, it's just about impossible to tell whether a girl is a screen extra or an aircraft worker from her looks.