Family Theater: Broadway Lullaby
Family Theater · January 22, 1948 · 28 min · 4,333 words
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The mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents Broadway Lullaby, starring June Haber and Dennis O'Keefe. Morton Downey is your host. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of. Now tonight's Family Theater host, Morton Downey.
We think of home as a happy place, whether should be love and laughter. But we know from experience, home also means troubles and worries, illnesses and tears. Yet, misfortunes and failures can help us to a new unity in the home, because those who suffer together are often more closely united in bonds of understanding and of love.
It's not trials and difficulties that destroy a home. It is lack of trust and faith that does that. Faith in God, faith in our loved ones, and in ourselves, faith in the future. That's the way to happiness, even in the dark days of disappointment, and the simple expression of our faith through the daily practice of family prayer. We'll do more to give us strength
and difficulty and courage and failure than anything else in the world. God's help, God's blessing on our home, is the wonderful reward of daily family prayer. Martin Downey will return at the close of tonight's Family Theater presentation, Broadway Lullaby starring June Haver and Dennis O'Keefe.
The name is Connie Lamont, Occupation Chorus Girl. I've been in the line of the best Broadway hits for the last five years, but my first real break was a good spot and a specialty number in the new show, Mary Go Round.
Everybody said it was in the cards as a smash hit. It would run at least a year or so. I was fixing for around a good times. Yeah, this was good old Broadway and I loved it.
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