What a Woman

Lux presents Hollywood. Leaver Brothers Company, the makers of Lux's toilet soap, bring you the Lux Radio Theater, starring Rosalind Russell and Robert Cummings in What a Woman. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Kealey.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight we bring you a play of love, laughter, and a light heart. designed to make you forget the problems of the day and add to the world all too rare stock of good humor.

It's Columbia Pictures sparkling comedy, What a Woman, and the title, naturally, refers to Miss Rosalind Russell, who starred in the film and repeats her polished performance here tonight. Co-starred with Rosalind is Robert Cummings, one of our longtime favorites.

And it's quite fitting that Luxe toilet soap should bring you this play, play, because as most of you know, the big new bass size looks so, we give almost any woman that, well, that what a woman looks.

And here's the curtain rising for the play, starring Rosalind Russell as Carol Ainsley and Robert Cummings as Henry Pepper, with Life Erickson as Michael. From coast to coast, a sensational new novel is sweeping America.

It's title, the whirlwind, stares from every bookshelf. And the name of Anthony Street, its author, is on every tongue. Right now, in an office of the Nickelbacker magazine... Well, Henry, you can forget the article on Anthony Street.

Forget it? What do you mean? Because there is no Anthony Street. It's a pen name. I just talked to Lynch as a publisher. The author of the whirlwind doesn't want himself known. He writes the best-selling novel in ten years and doesn't want himself known. What's the matter with him?