Family Theater: One in a Million

The mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with Family Theater Incorporated presents One in a Million Starring Billy Burke with Earl Ross's Julius and Louise Beavers as Daisy. Hugh Herbert is your host. More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of.

Have you noticed the way a man looks at himself in a mirror? It's mostly always with a practical look. And he'll say to himself, well, I guess that better shave today, eh? here. Next week would be time enough for a haircut. Getting a little gray on the sides. Oh, I'm going to watch that. Of course, with the ladies it's different.

Oh, I don't mean the ladies aren't practical. They're practical, all right. In fact, when they look into a mirror, they see not only a reflection of what's there, they can also see what was and the possibilities of what might be. And you know it's a good thing to be able to see the possibilities of what might be, especially in a home. The possibilities

for a better and happier family life. Family prayer is possible in every home and it should be a daily family practice because it's the most practical plan for a better and happier family life. You find that the daily practice of family prayer reflects a peace and harmony and happiness that only comes when you join together with your family to ask God's daily

blessing. Hugh Herbert returns following tonight's family theater play once in a million starring Miss Billy Burke with the Weizbeavers and Earl Ross. In the small town of Sunnydale, there was a little White House on Sunnydude Drive.

It's one of the landmarks of the town, and everyone passing points it out as the home of Miss Burke and her brother Julius. At the moment, Brother Julius is next door with Mr. Tinker. Miss Burke is in the front room writing some letters, and her faithful helper Daisy is in the kitchen.