Keys To The Kingdom

The House of Squib presents Academy of Art. Every week, Squib brings you Hollywood's finest. The great picture plays the great actors and actresses, techniques and skills chosen from the honor roll of those who have won or been nominated for, the famous golden Oscar of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science.

And now, ER Squibbinsons, manufacturing chemist to the medical profession since 1858, bring you the dramatic picture, the Keys of the Kingdom, which was nominated in five different classifications for the 1945 Academy Award. Our star tonight is the distinguished actor Gregory Peck.

Mr. Peck will play the famous role he created on the screen for the Keys of the Kingdom and in which he was nominated as Best Actor of the Year for the 1945 Academy Award. This is the story of a man who served God in the way in which God wishes to be served

with humility. Of necessity, this is a short story of a long, full life. A vision into the heart of a priest, swiftly blurring. In the eyes of God, this man might be a saint. In the eye of the church, memory of his works might not survive as modest epitaph, but in the hearts of some men.

There was the certainty that he had received the keys to the kingdom of heaven. On a September evening in 1938, old father Francis Chisholm welcomed the guest to the parish house of his little church near Tweedside in Scotland. This guest was Monsignor's sleep and his visit was occasioned by church business to investigate certain

augh the irregularities in the administration of Father Chisholm's parish. To the Monsignor it was a foregone conclusion that this old priest would be removed. Well Father Chisholm, naturally I don't presume to be your judge. I can only submit my findings to his grace, the bishop, for his consideration in reaching a final decision. And now, if you