The Other Love

Lux presents Hollywood. Leaver Brothers Company, the makers of Lux Flakes, bring you the Lux Radio Theatre, starring Barbara Sandwick, George Brents, and Richard Conte in The Other Love. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keeley.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Looking through the records, I find that tonight's Lux Radio Theatre Play is the first American motion picture ever to have had an international premiere. This enterprise picture, the other love, opened in London to a distinguished audience of peers, critics and celebrities.

Last month it made an equally successful debut in New York, and we are soon to see it in Los Angeles. But tonight we give it its first coast-to-coast premiere in this, the largest theatre of them all.

And we're proud to have Barbara Stanwick, Richard Conte, and Joan Lorring from the original screencast, and George Brent as the important other love. George, by the way, is one of the top names on our role of honor, which lists the stars who have appeared most frequently on our stage, and Barbara Stanwick isn't far behind.

We hope we'll be privileged to act Dick Conte's name in the years to come. Of course, there's a role of honor in your home, too. One that expresses your daily preferences, your shopping list, and I'm confident that Lux Flakes gets top billing on that on a roll. Because, quoting from your many letters,

Lux Flakes helped keep things nice and lovely longer. And those same Lux Flakes helped bring you such inspiring dramas as tonight's play. David Lewis's production of The Other Love, starring Barbara Stanwick as Karen Duncan, George Brent as Tony Stanton, and Richard country as Paul Claremont with Joan Loring as Celestine. Our curtain rises on Act 1.