April Showers

Lux presents Hollywood. Lever Brothers Company, the makers of Lux, Soil at Soap, bring you the Lux Radio Theatre, starring Jack Carson, Doris Elamour, and Robert Alda in April Showers. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keeley.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. More than a few years ago, a young man wrote a tune called called April Showers, which became one of America's all-time favorites. His name was Lou Silvers, and for a long time now, Lou has been the musical director of the Lux Radio Theater.

So we're especially pleased tonight that April Showers is the title and the theme of the romantic musical play which we present here. Warner Brothers made the picture, and starring this evening are Jack Carson in his original screen roll, Dorothy LeMour as his partner on stage and off, and Robert Aller, also from the film cast. Look around these days and you can see that April's showers have put

the smile of springtime on the countryside, but you don't have to look very far to see that in any month. Luck showers put a smile of contentment on anyone who tries the new bath size looks toward itself. And here's the full order of smiles and songs now as the curtain rises on April showers. Starring Jack Carson as Joe Time, Dorothy LeMour as his white June,

and Robert Alder as Billy Shea, with Bobby Ellis as Buster. Where were we sailing along? On the light day. Yes, Bandsons Cisco in the so-called Good Order. For one thing, they were the days of The number of old men, well, most of the acts were pretty good.

Some were even wonderful, but some were very, very tired. Like Joe Time and June, Song, Bancus, and Whitney Sains. Song, on Moon, my day! Joan, there's one thing about the life of an elevator boy.