The Farmers Daughter

Lux presents Hollywood! Leeper Brothers Company, the makers of Lux's toilet soap, bring you the Lux Radio Theatre, starring Loretta Young and Joseph Cotton in The Farmer's Daughter. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Kealey!

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. The other day I received a visit at the studio from Clare Booth Loops, A lovely and glamorous lady, who in addition to her many other capabilities, recently represented her native state in Congress.

And her charming presence made me think of tonight's lucked radio theatre play, in which another captivating lady makes her way to Washington. It's RKO's refreshing comedy, The Farmer's Daughter, starring Loretta Young in a role ideally tailored for her talents, and another box office favorite of this theatre, Joseph Cotton.

Together, they demonstrate what happens when romance gets mixed up with that great American heritage, the right to vote. Of course, there's another example of romance and voting, and that's the daily preference that women show for Luxo.

They know that Luxo Care is a help to what you might call a romance complexion. And here in Hollywood, where screen stars know the value of a lovely skin, the vote is nine out of ten for Lux.

a trend that I'm sure is nationwide. It's curtain time and here's the first act of the farmer's daughter, starring Loretta Young as Katie Holston and Joseph Cotton as Glenn Morley. It's late afternoon on election day, as always a very busy day for Mrs. Morley and her son Glenn.

Since four decades, the Morley family has been the backbone of politics in capital city. This year, Glenn has run for re-election to Congress, and it looks like another landslide. Now, in the Morley home, he's been visited by a group of newspaper friends.