Youre My Everything

Lux presents Hollywood. Leave your brother's company, the makers of Lux Flakes, bring you the Lux Radio Theatre, starring Anne Baxter and Phil Harris in You're My Everything. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Kealey.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. I wonder how many of you recall when the billboards first carried huge advertisements for motion pictures, reading, all talking, all singing. Yes, the talking picture is here to stay.

And with it came new stars. Actors who could not only act, but talk, can sing, and dance. Our play tonight, You Are My Everything, is a story of those years. It's a musical, a comedy, and a drama all in one.

As it tells the love story of a sung and danced man and an actress. As our stars of this 20th Century Fox Screen hit, We have Anne Baxter in her original role of the actress, Anne Phil Harris, playing the part of the song and dance man in Your My Everything.

And of course, Lux Flakes can be your everything when it comes to wonderful washing results. Years and fashions come and go, but Lux Flakes remains on top as the choice of discriminating housewives. Now, here's Your My Everything, starring Anne Baxter as Hannah and Phil Harris as Tim.

Waston the 1920s. At the Belmont Theatre, a matinee performance is underway. And for the fifth time in two weeks, a pretty young lady named Hannah Adams is in the audience. Believe me, the show isn't that good.

But there's an affable young man on the stage named Tim O'Connor. Newer than noon, meaner than mean, Bluer than blue, yet such much a pause is waving the flag. You can pass many a class whether you're dumb or wise.