Where the Sidewalk Ends

Lux presents Hollywood. Leave your brother's company, the makers of Lux Toilets Soap, bring you the Lux Radio Theatre, starring Dana Andrews and Anne Baxter in Where the Sidewalk End. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keelich.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. The immediate reaction of an innocent person involved in a crime is said to be one of panic, the desire to cover up or run away. Fortunately, most people resist his very human impulse and instead turn to their police departments, which have just as many ways and means of

proving a man innocent as proving him guilty. But in tonight's play, where the sidewalk ends, our innocent victim is a policeman. A policeman noted for his hatred of criminals only to find himself wanted for murder. Starring in his original role, we have Dana Andrews, whose characterizations are always noted for their sincere artistry, and co-starring with

him in this exciting 20th century Fox Dharma is Ann Baxter, another artist of undeniable talent and beauty. Well, the excitement of the Academy Awards is over, but I'm sure that you've been on hand to cheer the stars as they made their glamorous entrances into the theatre you wouldn't forget such a galaxy of luxe beauties for a long time. Hollywood

stars are luxe lovely because their award for complexion care goes to luxe toilet soap. Here's where the sidewalk ends, starting Dana and Rose as Mark Dixon and Anne Baxter as Morgan Taylor. The night started off with a nice little surprise for me. Inspector Foley had stopped by. I was just going on duty when he called me aside.

I want to talk to you, Dixon. We've had half of this more complaints against you for a salt and batter. From who? Woods dusters mugged a lot of nickel rats. You're a big disappointment to me, Dixon.