You Came Along

Lux presents Hollywood. The Lux Radio Theatre brings you Van Johnson, Elizabeth Scott, and Dom Defor in You Came Along. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keeling. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. During my many years at Warner Brothers, I was associated with a producer whose talent I admired then and have admired ever since.

is how Wallace. Just a year ago, Hal formed his own producing company, and in that short time has delivered free of Hollywood's leading screen successes, among which is our play tonight, You Came Along, with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's meteoric star, Van Johnson, post-starred with Elizabeth Scott and Down to Four. You Came Along is a poignant story of romance that

starts three thousand feet above the clouds and never quite descends from that celestial and ecstatic plane. On this hour first performance of 1946 we are celebrating many firsts. Tonight's play was the first green story ever written by the author, a Portland advertising man, and our cast is headed by a star who's certainly one of the first and foremost in his field,

Dan Johnson. Also her role tonight, not only introduced Miss Scott the Motion Pictures, it presents her for the first time to our audience. And finally, we have another first in the product that sponsors these productions, Lux Toilets O. Not only as Lux Toilets O, first choice among our leading screen stars here in Hollywood,

but your own preference for Luxo, expressed in your many letters of appreciation, makes you first among discriminating audiences and also makes it possible to bring these plays to you each Monday night. And speaking of firsts, our curtain rises on the first act of you came along, starring Van Johnson as Bob, Elizabeth Scott as Ivy, and Don the