Family Theater: Our Lady's Juggler
Family Theater · December 25, 1947 · 28 min · 3,246 words
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The mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents, transcribed, The Juggler of Our Lady, starring America's beloved baritone, John Charles Thomas, and John Nesbit. Irene Dunn is your hostess. Things are wrought by prayer, and this world dreams out.
At this glorious time of Christmas, there is a feeling of peace and good will in the hearts and homes of people everywhere. everywhere, because the remembrance of Christ's birth brings new hope and happiness into our lives. It means a renewal of our trust and faith in God, a renewal of our prayers for understanding and harmony, harmony in our homes and among the nations of the world.
It would be a wonderful world of every day where Christmas. If on all days we had the spirit of giving to make others happy, the spirit of kindness and unselfishness. This is the spirit of Christ, His message to all men, a message of love for one another, and in homes where this spirit reigns, where it is kept in daily remembrance by the practice
of daily family prayer, every day has the joy and hope and happiness of Christmas. 18 years ago John Nesbitt, well-known storyteller of radio and motion pictures, discovered a manuscript written in the original French. Curious, he translated it into modern English, and thereby came across one of the most beautiful and touching folk tales in the world. That
exquisite legend is now known to millions of Americans as the juggler of our lady. For several years past, one of the most noted presentations of this timeless story has been the happy combination of John Nesbit and the distinguished baritone John Charles Thomas.
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