Family Theater: No Night Too Dark

The Mutual Broadcasting System presents the Family Theater starring Walter Brennan and Bula Bondi with William Gargan as your host. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of. Good evening.

This is Bill Gargan. And before I say another word, I want to thank all of you on behalf of the Family Theater for your telegrams, letters, and phone calls which we received after last week's program.

As a matter of fact, so many of you called that the network switchboards here in Hollywood and all over the country were literally jammed. And many of you asked the same question, who sponsors this program, the Family Theater?

The answer is simple. Nobody and everybody. The actual show is put together by a lot of us in pictures and radio who agree that the most important thing in the world is our family. my family and yours. We think that a happy family means a happy community. A happy community means a happy country. And happy countries? Well, when you love your neighbor, you don't

fight with him, do you? And so we offer this program, its plays and players, with a conviction that prayer, that's what I said, prayer, family prayer, will give us the faith and understanding which we all need to keep our families together. If you're listening to Family Theater tonight for the first time, and you're wondering how faith can help you, why not sit back and

listen to Charles Tazwell's story, No Night Too Dark, with Meredith Wilson's Orchestra, and starring Walter Brennan and Bula Bundy, with Jennifer Holt and Gene Reynolds. Street Highway number 10, broad and efficient, hurries through the heart of the Broad River Valley and is much too busy to bother with the village itself.