Bedtime Story

Lux presents Hollywood. The Lux Radio Theater brings you bedtime story, starring Breer Garson and Carrie Grant. Ladies and gentlemen, your guest producer, Mr. Donald Chris. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Among the many traditions of the American stage is the amiable ability of show people to laugh at themselves.

And as a result, some of our most entertaining comedies have been built around the theatre. Tonight we bring you one such comedy with two of the screen's best loved stars, Kerry Grant and Greer Garson. I have just had the pleasure of making value of decision with Miss Garson at Metro-Gorw-Wermaire. Both of our stars as you know

are nominees for the 1944 Academy Awards. Greer Garson for the fifth time. In addition, Miss Garson was voted America's favorite screen star in the nationwide Gallup Poll conducted for photo play magazine. Tonight, Greer and Kerry appear in the screen hit Bedtime Story produced by Columbia Pictures.

Incidentally, the studio has just completed another hit production, tonight and every night, starring a popular favorite of the Lux Radio Theatre, Rita Haber. I think you'll agree that the versatile reader was never presented to better advantage on the screen.

Now there's a strong belief supported in our play tonight that once your stage struck, or bitten by the theatre, you never lose your addiction to grease paint and footlights. Well, that could be said of other things too.

I think once people are exposed to lux flakes, they remain loyal devotees for light. One lady tells us of using lux to wash a piece of Chinese silk embroidery that she was about to discard as hopelessly soiled and failed.

He writes, the colors came back just as lovely as they were years ago and did not run at all. Well now, in these days when all fine fabrics are doubly precious, it's nice to know that lux flakes are helping to preserve their color and charm.