Panic in the Street

Lux presents Hollywood. Leber Brothers Company, the makers of Lux Toilets Ope, bring you the Lux Radio Theatre, starring Richard Whitmark, Paul Douglas and Joyce McKenzie, in Panic in the Streets. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keelen.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. You know a chief source of civic pride is the federal public health service in our American cities. Combined with the police forces and local governments, they wage your relentless battle against disease.

In tonight's play, Panic in the Streets, we combine the vigilance of these men with a thrilling manhunt, a search for the murderers of a man who has brought a plague to one of our waterfront cities, a plague that if not immediately controlled would bring terror and disaster to the entire country. As our players from

the original 20th Century Fox cast, we have two of their most luminous stars, Richard Widmark and Paul Douglas, and as their co-star, charming and talented Joyce Mackenzie. You know so often we find that health and beauty go hand in hand, such as daily complexion care with gentle luxe toilets of. For lovely ladies find themselves glowing with a fresh

natural beauty when they are loyal to their luxe oak facels. Now the curtain rises on panic in the streets, starring Richard Widmark as Dr. Clinton Reed, Paul Douglas as Captain Warren, and Joyce Mackenzie as Nancy.

This late at night, the deserted waterfront of a large southern city. He went down that blackie, down there next to the warehouse. What's the rush? You think I went? Blackie, he didn't mean nothing, honestly.

He was just nothing. They were his cards, Paul. He takes 190 bucks from me. Yeah. And he says he don't want to play no more. Well, blackie don't like that, say. You told us he was your cousin, Paulie.