Family Theater: Laughing Into Glory
Family Theater · June 12, 1947 · 29 min · 4,831 words
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The Mutual Broadcasting System, in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated, presents Laughing Into Glory, starring Vincent Price, J. Carol Nash, is your host. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams are. Before we bring you tonight's stars and story, I want to thank everyone who has written to Family Theater these past few weeks.
Your letters, wonderful letters from all parts of the country, have been a great encouragement to us in Hollywood because through this program we want to express a conviction that prayer, family prayer can help keep our families together and happy.
Yes, family theatre is dedicated to your family, to all families, and the hope that they will always be well and happy and in the hope that your family will pray together. Because a family that prays together stays together.
Bishop! Oh Tom, good morning. Glad you could come. Oh, your notes sounded urgent. Bad news Bishop? No. No, quite the contrary. Sit down. Thank you Bishop. Tom, you've always saw the great deal of the church here at Creighton, have you not?
It has a fine reputation. Yes, the parish is thriving and the parishionative generosity is extremely gratifying. Your request for transfer has been received and I'm happy to say approved. You'll be officially notified next Thursday.
Well, uh, may I ask where I'm being sent, Bishop? You're being sent here, Tom. You are Croydon's new pastor. Oh, that's a great honor. Well, now is that all you have to say? I thought you'd be delighted.
Oh, yes, I am, of course, but... But what? Well, leaving Hook-a-town, it's... Well, Bishop, it's almost like leaving home. Yet you requested a transfer? Yes, I requested it. It was part of a bargain. I'm afraid I don't quite value.
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