Goodbye My Fancy

Luck presents Hollywood. Leave your brother's company, the makers of Luck's toilet soap, bring you the Luck's Radio Theater, starring Barbara Stanwick, Robert Young, and Frank Lovejoy in Goodbye My Pantry. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer is Jo-William Keeling.

Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. I'm sure that if you had a choice of going back into the past and reliving a part of your lives, a great many of you would pick your college days. Or perhaps rather than relive them, you'd just like to return there now the award an honorary degree for your present

accomplishments and maybe rekindle an old romance. That's what our heroine does in tonight's play, which is based on the stage play Goodbye My Fancy by Faye Keenan. As our stars of this intriguing story from the Warner Brothers studios, we have one of Hollywood's finest actresses, Barbara Stanley, and co-starring in their original roles, Frank Lovejoy and Robert Young,

who make it rather difficult for Barbara to make up her mind between the old romance and the new. And for romance, a young man's fancy naturally turns to lovely girls with perfect complexion. We'd like to recommend Luxe Call It Soap for that fine beauty care.

There is no better guarantee for romance than a radiant complexion. Now, goodbye my fancy, starting Barbara Stanwick as Agatha Reed, Robert Young as Dr. Jim Merrill and Frank Lovejoy as Matt Cole. In the words of the United States Congress, few are more widely respected and certainly none is more attractive than the honorable Agatha Reed.

This Reed has just returned to her office, likely battle-worn, after another Halloween day in the cause of better government. Alright, Woody, what's the nail? Another thousand or so letters. Make another speech like that last one, and you'll get the post office out of the red.