Family Theater: God and a Red Scooter

The Mutual Broadcasting System in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents God and a Red Scooter starring Robert Mitchum and Susan Peters. Gregory Peck is your host. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of.

Tonight, Family Theater celebrates its first anniversary. As host of the birthday program, I want to say a sincere thanks to our radio audience on behalf of all associated with Family Theater.

A sincere thanks to you for the wonderful response you've given to the program during the past year. Your letters have been a real encouragement to all who have helped in making these broadcasts possible. And they are possible because so many of us believe in the principles of family theatre.

We believe in the need for trust and faith in God, which must be part of our everyday living if we are to find the meaning and the true purpose of life. We believe that today there is a great need to strengthen family life in America.

only a vigorous, wholesome, and moral home life will keep our American way of life. And we are convinced that the daily practice of family prayer is the surest way to family peace, the surest way to happiness and understanding in our home.

These are the simple convictions of family theater. The convictions so many of us share, because we know that a prayerful home is a happy home. The Gregory Peck will return after tonight's play, God and a Red Scooter, starring Robert Mitchum and Susan Peters.

Sleep is beautiful. Sleep is a soft hand, smoothing the frowns and frets on the tired faces of men. Sleep is a mother hand rocking the cradle of the world, rocking it softly, rocking men and women, all the little children to sweet silence and peace.