One More Tomorrow

Lux presents Hollywood. Leaver Brothers Company, the makers of Lux Flakes, bring you the Lux Radio Theatre, starring Dennis Morgan, Jane Wyman, and Alexis Smith in One More Tomorrow. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Kealey.

Seeing from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen, I think you'll agree, at least I have found it so, that most successful dramas include one of three ingredients, the search for romance, the pursuit of a career, or the conflict of personal beliefs.

Our play tonight, one more tomorrow, happily combines all three, which may be one reason why the Broadway version was such a hit and why it made such a successful motion picture. Another reason for its screen success is unquestionably tonight's three stars, Dennis Morgan, Jane Wyman, and Alexis Smith, who bring you Warner Brothers entertaining

and provocative screenplay. One more tomorrow is particularly appropriate to this merry month of June, dealing as it does with problems of marriage and romance. A play I'm sure our June brides will especially appreciate. And speaking of that, we have a friendly letter from a young bride, Mrs. Dorothy Sherman of Los Angeles, who writes,

Long before my marriage I was a faithful user of Lux Flakes, Not only for my nice things, but for dishes too. You can imagine how good it made me feel at dinner just the other night, When my husband complimented me on my appearance, And my smooth soft hands.

Those luxe-suds in the dishpan are a hint I honestly believe All brides should follow. Our thanks to Mrs. Sherman, and they luxe continue to help brighten a long, happy, married life. On to our play, the first act of one more tomorrow, starring Dennis Morgan as Tom Collier, Jane Wyman as Kristi Sage, and Alexis Smith as Cecilia Henry.