And Now Tomorrow

Lux presents Hollywood. The Lux Radio Theater brings you Alan Ladd and Loretta Young in And Now Tomorrow. Ladies and gentlemen, your guest producer, Mr. Preston Bridges. I think some Hollywood ladies and gentlemen, around this time of year we are all entitled to a reasonable dose of spring fever.

The feeling perhaps of restlessness and vague impatience. In the old days, sulfur and molasses was the cut to merry antidote. But tonight we bring you a better combination in Loretta Young and Ellen Ladd. They are starred in the powermount hit and now to moral based on Rachel's field, field's best-selling novel of the same name.

And they assume, of course, the same roles they interpreted so finally on the screen. Loretta Young is a proud and wealthy girl who finds her romance thwarted by an active state And Alan Ladd is a childhood enemy from another world who tries not only to help her overcome her handicap, but to overcome as well the barriers that stand between them.

This is the second time that Alan and Loretta have been starred together on this stage. And your many letters requesting their reappearance are here with acknowledge. Meanwhile, you may have seen Alan and his current power mount production, South Hill Rock.

While our story takes place before the war, the title itself, and now tomorrow, expresses our attitude throughout America today. As we turn from victory in Europe to the conquest of Japan, to the men and the service of the broad, these broadcasts will continue to be sent by shortwave regularly as we receive, expressing their appreciation.

Now I know righteous that while he always listened to our show on Monday night of Pacific, to make him full of starlet soap world, yet whenever I take my next shower, which maybe sometime from now it will be luxe and nothing but luxe.