Family Theater: Heaven Is Like That

The mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater Inc. presents Heaven is Like That starring Margry Chapman and John Lund. Leecia Albanese is your hostess. More things are wrote by prayer that this world dreams of.

Men's deepest desire is for peace. It is part of our human heritage of right living. We want peace in our hearts and in our homes.

We look for peace with our fellow men and among nations. That is why family pray is so important in all homes today, important for ourselves, for our families, for the world. Because when we gather as a family to pray, to ask God for peace in our homes, we are also asking for God's blessing on the world.

prayer is the way to true peace everywhere. A wonderful way because it's God's way. Miss Albanese will return later in the program. Now Family Theatre presents Heaven is Like That, starring Marguerite Chapman and John Lund.

Seen as London, at his flat in the Smart West End District, Christopher Lane is giving a party. As they always do, Christopher's guests are enjoying themselves immensely. And as for Christopher himself... Mr. Nainser. Hey, S. Wilson.

I beg your pardon, sir, but it's Dr. Rogers. Rogers? Ask him in. I took the liberty, sir, but it says he must speak to you privately. I can't do that. I have guests. He said it was most important, sir.

Oh, well. Excuse me, Oliver. There's your car, Mr. Nainser. Rogers, old man. Hello, Chris. I thought you were going to ring me up the morning after I examined I've got to talk to you. All right?

What trouble? Chris, in many ways the medical profession has made great strides. In others? Yes. We've failed. There are certain diseases we've been unable to conquer. One of them is a very rare blood condition called leukemia.

This is Litch Albanese saying goodbye, and God bless you. Before saying good night, we wish to thank Marguerite Chapman and John Lund for their splendid performances. Our thanks to True Boardman for writing tonight's play, and to Max Tare for his music.

This production of Family Theater Incorporated was directed by David Young. Others who appeared in tonight's play were Dick Ryan, Eric Snowden, Julie Bennett, Buddy Gray, Lester J, and Marty Prickett. Next week our Family Theater Stars will be Fibra McGee and Molly in advice to the love-lorn with Don De For as host.

This series of the Family Theater broadcasts is made possible by the thousands of you who felt the need for this kind of program by the mutual broadcasting system which is responded to this need and by a friend of the New York Bumbling Hospital which cares for homeless and motherless babies without distinction of race, creed or color. Join us next week at the same time when our Family