Family Theater: All Brides Are Beautiful
Family Theater · March 2, 1949 · 23 min · 3,234 words
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and life Dennis Day Philip Terry star on family leaders the mutual broadcasting system in cooperation with family theater incorporated presents all brides are beautiful starring and life and Philip Terry refortions are transcribed Dennis Day is your host I suppose most of us married men carrying insurance policy we do it because we love our families and want to
be sure they will always be happy always be together no matter what happens to us. But what if you could get a policy that would keep your family together and happy while you are alive? You take it, wouldn't you? Well, there is such insurance, and you possess it when you make daily family prayer a practice in your home. Praying as a family
will make your family love and understand each other better. It unites your family in asking God for the things you need and thanking Him for what you have received. Yes, family prayers and insurance policy. It ensures happiness for your home.
Dennis Day returns after this week's family theater drama, All Brides are Beautiful, starring Anne Blythe and Philip Terry. Hey, Kayla, what's the matter?
Oh, Aunt Lucy. Oh, I shouldn't burst in on you like this, I know. But you're the only one I can talk to. You always seem to understand. Is it Bob? He's thrown me over for Sharon.
They're going to be married right away. He told you so himself. He wrote me a letter. Oh, why couldn't I have been beautiful like Sharon? I don't blame Bob! What chance is a girl like me of happiness?
A better chance maybe than the Sharon's. Oh, now you're talking like mother. Sit down, Gailor. It may help you to hear about another letter. A letter I once received. A letter like... like Bob? No, Gailor.
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