Family Theater: Three Way Love

The mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents Three-Way Love starring Moreno-Salomon and John Lund. William Lundigan is your host. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of. The Family Theater is a program for the family put on by a large group of people here in Hollywood who think a happy family is the greatest thing any one of us could ask for.

You folks who have happy families agree with this whole heart of the I know. And those of you who don't, well, you're the ones who really know what I mean. Now the thing is, if you have a happy family, you're lucky.

How lucky you can't imagine. So work. Work hard. Do everything you can to keep it that way. And if you don't have a happy family, well, there is something you can do about it. It takes work, it takes understanding, consideration, kindness, unselfishness.

One thing that will go a long way in that direction is prayer, family prayer, because it is certainly true that more things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of. And it isn't hard to pray.

All you do is ask God to help you. Talk to Him. He'll answer you, of that you can be sure. And of this you can be sure. A family that prays together stays together. He and the 13-year-old daughter were very lonely.

But their need of one another drew them closer together. When it was necessary for Ted to move to another city, it was not best to leave Edith with her grandmother for the five months' balance of the school year.

Meanwhile, Ted is met and married Helen. Now the school is out. We find them waiting at the railroad station for Edith to arrive. I was dead on third sighted. I'm a little scared too. Scared?