Scudda Hoo Scudda Hay

Lux presents Hollywood. Leaver Brothers Company, the makers of Lux Plates, bring you the Lux Radio Theater, starring June Haver and Lon McAllister in Scudder Who's Gutter Hey. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keeling.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. To the average city dweller, the title Scudder Who's Gutter Hey, had an unfamiliar sound when 20th Century Fox released the picture, but film fans soon discovered its meaning and found unusual drama in this story of a boy and girl and their search for the American dream.

Our stars are the same ones you saw on the screen, June Haver and Lon McAllister, with June in the kind of romantic role that first brought her to start him. And Lon, as a boy who fights for what he believes is right.

Skoda who's got a hay is a story of life on a farm, but these days Americans who live on farms drive the same car, see the same pictures, and use luxe flakes just like their friends in town.

As a matter of fact, farm housewives long ago discovered the extra economy of luxe flakes. And here's the curtain now for Skoda who's got a hay, starting June Haver as red and long McAllister as snug.

It's a bright spring morning and at the McGill Farm, one of the neighbors has come to ask a favor. He sure concentrate on feeding them chicken bread. Oh, hi, Snug. I didn't see him. Trying to hitch a ride into town. Paul needs a new drag chain. I figured you might be going in.

Oh, gee, I loved his Snug, but I got chores to do. Oh, well, okay, in that case I walked in. Oh, but Ma's going in right away. She'll take you. Oh, swell. You don't look very nice to be going into town.