Family Theater: Brass Buttons

The mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents Brass Buttons starring Regis Tumi, Walter Tetley and Frank Phalen. Maureen O'Hara is your hostess. Those are wrought by prayer than this world dreams are.

Prayer is a simple word, a simple act of lifting our minds and hearts to God, a simple word of thanks and act of love. With these convictions about prayer, in which so many of us believe, family theatre comes to you each week.

It comes with the belief that family prayer can give us the most wonderful, the most powerful help to keep our families together. That's why family theatre is dedicated to your family, to all families of every race and creed.

Your letters during the past weeks and months since family theatre began have been a great encouragement for us to continue. It's encouraging to know that listening to family theater has become a habit with it with so many, and we sincerely hope that praying together, praying as a family, has also become a habit with you.

Yes, it's true. When you gather your family together, when you make daily family prayer a family practice, you will know the joy and happiness and peace of God's wonderful blessing. Yes, Officer Denton is here, transfer from the 23rd precinct.

Yes, gentlemen. Denton? Yes, sir. Sit down. I've just been looking at your papers, Denton. According to the records, this is your third transfer this year. That's right. That's a little bit unusual. I just don't get along with all these schoolboy cops that are coming on of the force. That's all.

You don't seem to get along with people in general, Denton. There are a few complaints about rough stuff on this record. I want you to know right now that doesn't go in this precinct. What do you do with criminals, planners?