Random Harvest

Lever Brothers Company, the makers of Lux Toilet Soap, bring you the Lutz Radio Theatre, starring Ronald Coleman and Greg Garson in Random Harvest. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keeling. Good evening, Ms. Farm Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.

It seems only yesterday that I was at the Ambassador Hotel, applauding a great actress who had just received that year's Academy Award. Ms. Greer-Garson, it was a similar thrill that I enjoyed again this year when the same high honor was bestowed on Ronald Coleman.

And it's a double thrill to have them here tonight, co-starred in a play that we present by popular demand, Metro Golden Mayor's Random Harvest. Among my impressions of this year's Academy Award proceedings was the pageant of lovely women who attended it, including, of course, the screen's most stunning beauties.

And it made me proud to be identified with luck soap on this program, but I'm sure that most of those lovely complexions owe the legions to luck's toilet soap. And that's the highest tribute I can think of as I'm sure you will agree.

It's time for our play, Act 1 of Random Harst, starring Ronald Coleman as Charles and Greer Garson as Paula. asylum. He hadn't escaped, not really. In the excitement of the armistice, the

iron gate of the asylum had been left open and he had wandered into the town like a lonely ghost buffeted by the crowds. I was at the deadness shop and he came in. When the proprietor spoke to him, he tried to answer and couldn't. He stood there confused, helpless. He closed the door. Close it please. Well, what is it?

I... I... Cigarettes? What sort? Cigarettes? Oh! Now you're one of the soldiers from the Assalaam, Aitra. You wait here a minute, dearie. Wait here. I'll be back in a jutney. You are from the Assalaam, aren't you?