It Happens Every Spring

Lux presents Hollywood. Leave your brothers company, the makers of Lux's toilet soap, bring you the Lux Radio Theater, starring Ramelland and Colleen Townsend in It Happens Every Spring. Tonight, the Lux Radio Theater comes to you from Hollywood as usual, but your producer speaks to you from New York City.

Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Kealey. Greetings ladies and gentlemen. For weeks excitement in baseball's big-bleag pennant races has been at fever pitch. Yesterday however the New York Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodgers were crowned champions after two of the toughest bites in years and Wednesday the great national sporting classic the World Series

gets on the way. So tonight the Lux Radio Theatre quite appropriately presents a delightful story about baseball. It's the 20th century Fox picture it happens every spring. Heading our cast is Ray Milan in his original role and with him is the charming Colleen Townsend who lends romance to the Big Leagues. Baseball is a great American institution

as is our own luck's toilet soap and in Hollywood the Big League for beautiful women Lux soap has a championship batting average. Nine out of ten screen stars use it. Now for your enjoyment here Here is Act 1 of It Happens Every Spring, starting Ray Milan as Vernon Simpson and Colleen Townsend as Debbie.

It's a fine spring afternoon, and on the campus of the Midwestern College, the daughter of the college president is walking with her favorite professor. Oh yes, by far her favorite professor. But what, you think, Viren?

Don't you feel well, darling? Well, you're acting for strangely. I am. And what was the idea, bringing your portable regular class, tuning in the baseball game in the middle of your lecture? Well, Debbie, I wanted to find out how St. Louis was doing.