Anne Revere

Lux presents Hollywood.

Lever Brothers Company, the makers of Lux Flakes, bring you the Lux Radio Theater, starring Dana Andrews, Donna Reed, and Ann Revere in Deep Waters.

Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. William Keeley.

Thank you.

She was, they said, an old soul.

Her memorable scene in the attic with Anne Revere convinced the more discerning audiences that there was something not quite worldly about this girl.

In the ensuing publicity they read about Elizabeth's love of animals, how she could tame any wild thing, and how, when making the picture, she had insisted on doing a dangerous scene which many stuntmen would have turned down.

King Charles, a horse which stood 17 hands high and whose temperament was such that all hands on the set gave him a wide berth, was supposed to come thundering down a narrow road.

She's wonderful.

And then also our favorite Nan, Anne Revere-

Ugh

... is so good in this.

He's just perfectly nuanced and best actress is somebody who does go over the top, best supporting actress.

I should say the, the, Best Supporting Actress, I mean, Ann Revere was nominated for National Velvet, Eve Arden for Mildred Pierce, Ann Blythe for Mildred Pierce, and Joan Loring for The Corn is Green.

That's the only one I haven't seen.

Angela Lansbury for the picture Dorian Gray.